GriffinHeart and alani123. This is not KiA or your gator echo chamber and if you
think so you obviously do not want to get removed from my public ignore list filter so
make up your minds about how you want your continued stay here to be like.
I hope you're not allergic to PMs because if you want to post on-topic content you might have
to fight that allergy.
GriffinHeart put on public ignore list filter:
post #316 insults are not arguments, #258 "FF con artist" trope,
#260 claiming 100% of all arguments made in Tropes vs Women are false is like
claiming Peach in Mario is not a damsel in distress while not providing any context
or argumentation whatsoever to back that post.
Stop overgeneralizing if you want to contribute on-topic content
Read cryptofeminism #313 on how to get removed from the filter.
alani123 put on public ignore list filter:
post #261 how alani123 remarks about friends derailing the topic
#274 'please stop posting on-topic in this thread' kind of thinking.
#272 'lol that off-topic youtube video that jimbobway posted was funny'(ignoring
the public ignore list and encouraging off-topic posts makes you extra eligible
to be included in the public ignore list, this is somehow how Good Game autoblocker works)
#317 'alani123 doesn't approve on-topic content'. Spams images from some dictionary,
attempts to "politely insult".
Read cryptofeminism #313 on how to get removed from the filter.
Anybody who wants to reply on-topic(if you know how to use arguments and not just pure statements parroted from some KiA/gator "source" then you know what that is)
use the public ignore list at#309This thread isnt serious is it?
Can you enjoy video games while being conscious of tropes regarding women within those
games? All depends if you take yourself seriously,
that's the only thing that's required to post on-topic so please try.
http://feministfrequency.com/2013/03/07/damsel-in-distress-part-1/Clip- Princess Peach: Mario! Ah! Help!
Clip- montage
Welcome to our multi-part video series exploring the roles and representations of women in video games. This project will examine the tropes, plot devices and patterns most commonly associated with women in gaming from a systemic, big picture perspective.
This series will include critical analysis of many beloved games and characters, but remember that it is both possible (and even necessary) to simultaneously enjoy media while also being critical of it’s more problematic or pernicious aspects.