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Have you read his autobiography? Because what you typed is pretty accurate.Yeah, I know it sounds unbelievable, but it's 100% true, it said so in his autobiography.
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Have you read his autobiography? Because what you typed is pretty accurate.Yeah, I know it sounds unbelievable, but it's 100% true, it said so in his autobiography.
to be fair being anything "of the year" means being a pile of shit on a bigger pile of shitI would almost bet on it, since basically every article about the game had to come with a disclaimer about disavowing Rowling's transphobia and how to donate to trannies. They all were playing it and wanted the clicks, but it cannot be voted GOTY.
Most people who were excited for the game already found a way to play it, and the TRAs are more occupied with the fact it didn't get a Game of the Year nomination. Spamming spoilers of the game isn't going to get a rise out of anyone anymore.Hogwarts Legacy just came out on Switch today and shockingly there’s mostly been crickets outside of people bitching that it doesn’t run as well as it does on other consoles.
I still see it dredged up from time to time to grasp at straws for some kind of dunk, like this Twitter post I saw being shared around showing Elden Ring had more concurrent Steam players than Hogwarts Legacy two months after release and right now there's circlejerking over the game not getting any nominations at The Game Awards, AKA another fucking award show that doesn't matter unless thing-you-like wins. But, you know, still doesn't change the fact the boycott failed to the tune of second best selling game of 2023.I also wonder if, on some level, the troon platoon know they took an astronomically big L over their Hogwarts Legacy spergout, so there's a deliberate, unspoken effort to keep quiet and not talk about it any more, because they're kind of hoping everyone will forget about it.
In the end, Hogwarts Legacy won big time at the Show Me The Money Awards, the only one that really counts. And given the longevity of the fan base, basically guarantees that there’s gonna be a trans phobic game every couple years for the fans to enjoy and the trans to chimp out about.
Let the milk flow.
Votes from "games journalists" don't mean jack shit. The only votes that really matter in vidya are Benjamins.Glancing around online looks like Hogwarts Legacy was the second best selling game of the year, behind a Zelda game. Not certain if that's out of date or not but honestly if that's what constitutes failure JK and co will fail all the way to the bank and probably release another one so just they can let that failure fund some more shrieks of outrage.
I expect the woke Spider-Man 2 to be showered with awards. They may as well change the name to the Suck The Dick Bigot awards.It wouldn't surprise me to hear The Game Awards was bullied behind the scenes into blacklisting the game. "It's too divisive!"
I wonder if there's been any seething about the Grammy Award nomination.
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Strawmen don't put up fair fights.I literally never saw anyone call it the most important game of the decade. Or even the year. Why do these fuckers have to lie constantly?
Actually, according to a few ads for the Switch version, they’ve still got #1. Zelda is a close second.Glancing around online looks like Hogwarts Legacy was the second best selling game of the year, behind a Zelda game. Not certain if that's out of date or not but honestly if that's what constitutes failure JK and co will fail all the way to the bank and probably release another one so just they can let that failure fund some more shrieks of outrage.
Interesting. Switch Legacy is only just out, figures I saw were from some months ago so would not have included that. Legacy might be on top again. Of course it depends if the ads were talking about this month or the year to date.Actually, according to a few ads for the Switch version, they’ve still got #1. Zelda is a close second.
The best selling game of the year isn't eligible for Game of the Year because some trannies don't like the opinions of the author of the work it's based on.
Can we please go back to love of money being the root of all evil? At least that made fucking sense.
Not really, did you read the article? It doesn’t say she changed her mind, it just sums up what happened before and adds that she was surprised at all the criticism she got.Harry Potter's Luna Lovegood Actor Had "Big Wake Up Call" After Public Support For JK Rowling
Evanna Lynch bullied into submission once more.
Despite this, the Harry Potter actor emphasizes the importance of acknowledging diverse perspectives and urges people to listen to Rowling with an open mind, even if they may not agree with her.
Yes, I read it and I am pleasantly surprised that she won't back down completely. Although her statement was mild at worst. Still sad that she is being bullied over it and that it remains newsworthy considering why her relationship with Rowling is closer than some others.Not really, did you read the article? It doesn’t say she changed her mind, it just sums up what happened before and adds that she was surprised at all the criticism she got.
The comment referred to remarks made by Ms Nandy at the 2020 Labour conference. “I believe very fundamentally in people’s rights to self-ID, and I believe the Gender Recognition Act strikes the wrong balance in relation to that,” she said.
The Labour frontbencher added: “So crimes I think that are recorded should be recorded as that person wishes, who has been through that process, received support and self-identified. I think trans women are women and I think trans men are men so I think they should be in the prison of their choosing.”
Ms Nandy also signed a pledge card organised by the Labour Campaign for Trans Rights that said party members who hold “bigoted, transphobic views” should be expelled.
It also called Woman’s Place UK – a group that opposes gender self-identification for transgender people – as a “trans-exclusionist hate group”.
But the senior Labour MP also said: “Do I think that women in the Labour party who raise questions about it should be expelled? No I don’t.”
When asked about the issue on Sky News on 2020, Ms Nandy said: “I have to say, that was the part of the pledge that gave me pause for thought about whether to sign it.”
“I decided to sign it in the end because I think that the sentiment of the pledge about protecting trans rights and about accepting that trans men are men and trans women are women is really important, especially at the moment with the level of discrimination that people face.”
She added: “I don’t think that proscribing organisations is actually the right way to deal with disciplinary issues in the Labour party.”