[ SECRET POST #2872 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2872 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

See, my problem is that I'd love to see a really engaged, thoughtful, non-101 series offering a feminist critique of video games, but Sarkeesian just isn't providing that.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure, that's fair, and it'd be rad if that existed, but I don't think that's actually a critique of what Sarkeesian is doing. Like, Sarkeesian's thing is a 101 look, not a shitty attempt at a non-101 look, you know?

[(Anonymous)]

But it's bad 101 based on false and cherry picked facts.

[(Anonymous)]

DA.

... This is true. Can we maybe gather together a coalition of people who are willing to do a webseries that does a less basic feminist analysis of trends in gaming? More feminist voices is always a good thing, and I think it'd take some of the spotlight/heat off of Anita.

God, I have so many things to say from a feminist perspective about the Soul Calibur series and other sexualized fighting games.

[(Anonymous)]

I think something like this would best be prepared in a non-anonymous setting. Maybe there already is? Looking into this could be worth it, seeing as there are quite a few critical videos based on Anita's from fellow feminists.