GamerGate - Jason, please stop....

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Schreier casually insults game creator George Kamitani: Schreier's 'apology' where he calls Dragon's Crown juvenile and harmful to Game Developers Really Need To Stop Letting women in games do not actually believe that Kannitani is a 14 yearold boy, andiapologize for the inst. My point should have been dearer... Dwarfs straight out of a straight male power fantasy, taiored for men just like the sorceress's skimpy dothing and ridiculously jiggly breasts. The design comes across as juvenile, ie a hackneyed comie book or a God of War game Teenage Boys Design Their Characters This is the newest trailer for Dragon's Crown, the Vanillaware-developed game that will be out this year for PS3 and Vita. It features the sorceress, one character from the game. As you can see, the sorceress was designed by a 14-year old boy. Perhaps game development studios should stop hiring teenagers? At least they're cheap, I guess. Because the sorceress is symbolic of a much bigger problem." The upee Dragon's Japan, on l have no qualms about saying I think [SorceressI can hurt this game and gaming as a whole. I think it repels more than it attracts. it doesn't chaenge viewers in interesting ways. AndI dont consider it beautiful. Jason Schreier, games journalist 2 Schreierr The blurb was posted nest to an illustration of three barly, bearded men embracing one another. The implieation, as some have pointed out on message boards like NeoGAF is that because I didn't like Kanaitani's female characters charge against her game (ignored by Schreier): I must instead ike an image of muscled men You may have seen my blogs on Tumblr about the ridiculousness of Large Breasts making a game "Sexist". Here they are again for the official release of Dragon's Crown, where I play the busty red headed Sorceress. Funny how the same issue came up in regards to the busty red headed Parasoul I played in Skullgirls Dragon's Crown, George Kamitani, and being stupid on Facebook You don't like breasts? You must like men: The disappointing conversation and art of Dragon's Crown Both women are 2 of the strongest female characters I have ever voiced. So give my blogs another read if you like. But don't bother me with your nonsense about sexism Schreier posts Kamitani's private apology to Kotaku article calling Dragon's Crown hackneyed and embarassing: until you understand it's true definition. UPDATE: Kamitani sent ime a message this aftemoon, in Japanese. Wired's Chris Kohler helped me translate: "While the picture of the dwarts was meant to be a lighthearted joke, after it became bigger than I thought it would, I reflected on the rashness of it. I am sorry. Ihave no hard feelings about the article." Erin Fitzgerald, Voice Actress Yet Jason Schreier blames GAMERS for creating HATE culture on Sehreier ejasonschreie 2th You know, I think gaming really does have Jason Schreier ejasonschreler 21h I don't think the word "gamer" is embarrassing but man some gamers have created Th the culture of vitriol problems with journalistic ethics but it has supporters who feel disenfranchised w even bigger problems with m------------ human ethics sure is games press but this is a hate campaign and it needs to end (also Schreier does not know what irony is lol) #GamerGate

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EX-Exbein

Sep 11, 2014 at 04:48PM EDT

The elf is not overly sexy or scantily-clad. Why doesn't anyone talk about the elf? Did they even play the game?

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PoolCleaningRobot

Sep 11, 2014 at 06:24PM EDT in reply to EX-Exbein

Because it doesn't matter. The knight and dwarf have ridiculous pecks biggest than their head. The whole game is like a parody/homage to ridiculous fantasy art, especially from old games. The sorceress doesn't have huge tits to make her a sex symbol or fap bait. It's a play on the boobs seen in other fantasy works. And even if it wasn't, why should her character be judged based on the size of her tits?

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