Soundwave said:
HoloDust said:
@bolded How about you go by your own advice first?
As I said, trolls will be trolls, you cannot dodge the trolls so easily, so smart person would handle them better - my bet is that's one of major requirements for PR job in this day and age - while what trolls have done to her is terrible, her handling of situation was poor at best. I had, neither then nor now, any doubt in Nintendo's desicion to fire her, for lack of her competence as PR alone, let alone all other stuff.
As for your ISIS comparison - as I said, true again, gaming is not ideology, never has been, until SJWs started injecting their "justice" into it - if anything, its them that are very comparable to that sort of single-minded dogmas.
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Some gamers need to stop being so thin skinned is my point. You cannot react like a fucking moron or threaten to kill someone every time an issue like this comes up. I don't give a crap if it's SJW and wah wah it's not fair. This is not an acceptable type of behavior, cyberstalking people and trying to dig up dirt on them because one has had a Twitter arguement is just shameful bullshit. It's the whole "it's OK to shoot up a newpaper office because they dared to draw my religious deity" train of logic.
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You're either not reading what I'm replying, or you're not putting any effort to understand what I'm saying, so I guess I'll just give it a rest after this:
Again, trolls will be trolls, nobody can change that, but there's a proper way to handle it and then there's poor way. Bottom line for me in this whole mess is, again, how gaming "press" handled it, and that's either without ethics, jumping on the SJW bandwagon, or like another click-bait (which makes them as bad as those trolls) - I guess Stephen Totilo is proud on mission accomplished, given his views on gaming journalism.