Shadowstalker16: Sharing common interest? Did you even read the article? He says that AAA devs have more to lose thangain if they stand with aGG. Because GG is less limiting to their ideas of making games. Why would any AAA dev stand with a group that routinely uses their games as jump-pads for their own agenda? Business is a game. It is about risk reward. Standing with a cult of radicals with a history of cannibalism and one that routinely insults their audience isn't profitable, logical OR ethical.
GG doesn't target indie devs because they're indie devs. Get a grip on using generalizations.
I did, here are some quotes I found interesting:
"The AAAs *are* supporting Gamergate, at least tacitly. They don't want the journos to gain any more influence (or to stop losing influence)"
"Investigation into AAA corruption would take boots on the ground that Gamergate doesn't have."
"So Gamergate has been pretty convenient for the AAAs. Gamergate is doing the dirty work of distracting, annoying, and quieting a chronic irritation for the AAAs, and the AAAs just have to sit back and keep quiet."
"Meanwhile, the AAAs are cutting off Kotaku and Polygon even as gamers stop paying attention to them."
I find this all really interesting. I think the writer is overestimating the influence of #gg but assuming it did succeed in ending polygon, kotaku, RPS, "social justice inclined" game sites it seems his theory is that AAA devs would be happy because then the major sites that would be left would be IGN, Gameinformer, PCGamer, the sites that they give big money to. To me, its an interesting theory of a side effect of a successful #gg.
Sorry my comment upset you
Vainamoinen: /edit: Ohhhhhhhhh. Nobody likes the facts? SURPRISE.
hahahaha, must have been the way you said it....