They make the games "they want to play" on the one hand, yet "they have subjected themselves to" on the other. Read that publication, it's actually interesting. You have to forget the mind numbing reaxxion article first, of course.
But, hey, let's discuss your "new" and the "exclusion" bits first!
Not only could this improve the students’ chances of success in the program, it may also enhance
their employability. Atypical personality types could be injected into the industry to make it more representative of the
general population. Game development studios could use the information gained from our research to better match developers to genres and/or stages of production to improve a title’s completion rate and/or assure its quality.
reaxxion describes the publication as something totally different than it is, and that begins with Roberts' headline, which is, practically word for word, incorrect.
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DiGra" as a whole "
wants" nothing here, no new requirements for accepting students are proposed (hence no
ban), the fight for "
social justice" doesn't come into play, and don't even get me started on the use of the word "
college" here. Obviously, the entire world only consists of the US of A.
Mr. Sam Roberts has no idea what he's talking about, and spectacularly misses any kind of context he could ever use. Instead, Roberts desperately peppers his article with games that serve as triggering enemy concepts for the people that read this website:
Candy Crush, Fruit Ninja, Depression Quest. Or gaming platforms:
mobile, cell-phone.
A quick comparison shows that none of those games or platforms are even mentioned in the publication! Roberts is speaking about something entirely different than the text he supposedly talks about. Is it just his reading comprehension, or is there an agenda?
reaxxion is a fascist propaganda website read by an abject hate mob. That, and only that. As of now, it serves as the leading gamergate website. And that is incredibly damning for the movement.