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I’m sure the preservation folks will tend to be older, but they’re still going to end up grouped with all other gamers. It’s a deeply unfortunate association.
by joxdosba 4mo ago
I’m sure the preservation folks will tend to be older, but they’re still going to end up grouped with all other gamers.
It’s a deeply unfortunate association. The “gamer” identity is toxic to the point where “gamer word” means “racial slur”.
- probiz 4mo ago[flagged]
- skotobaza 4mo agoI think with younger generations the perception shifted quite a bit. Gaming has become so normal that people with "radical" views and behavior are now in minority. Also the other aspects affected this - livestreaming is a good example where you need to be on your best behavior to not get banned or canceled.
- joxdosba 4mo agoAre you sure? Ask yourself, how are women treated when they join the voice chat?
- skotobaza 4mo agoMore or less sure, but not 100% of course. Women are treated a bit better in my experience compared to say 10 or 15 years ago. Unfortunately, I haven't played many competitive games in the last couple of years, but before that rather than being insulted there were two outcomes: women were either treated normally (well as normal as it can get during heated rounds) or they were being hit on (I witnessed it a couple of times myself). The popularity of streaming also helped a bit since a lot of streamers are women.