>>105211I agree with you but i have to add that gen z is equally a problem here. Identity bullshit is especially large with gen z because of the kikedowns and faggotry everywhere. Both gen z and millennials are guilty of having their faggot troon furry self-insert OC that they want to force onto everyone. They cant even slightly try to deviate from their OC, because it is based on themselves, but of course a cooler version. Its the equivalent of gigaquoting yourself and trying to convince people your brim take was actually good.
So because all they care about is their heckin lore and OC, you will have unoriginal games that have incredibly boring gameplay copied off a better game, but made worse, but now you have a million lines of troon dialogue shoved in. Look at the fucking bunlith show or whatever. The main character is obviously derivative of the author, and the entire plot ends up being "im chases by the feds because they want to do TTD and are evil". When 1, thats obviously not true at all and is just tranny paranoid schizophrenia, and 2, this is a shit plot because only troons care fan about it.
>Dont actually watch that brimstone, i didnt either. I watched someone shitting on it on jewtube>>105222Id say they differ in the case of indie devs. To like programming as a gen x person was incredibly chuddy, while everyone else was playing sportsball and socialising you had to be the one nerd sitting in the basement at your massive clunky computer typing away. Nobody respected it or cared about it, until these people basically became adults and they ended up winning because it was now useful. By the time of millenials and gen z programming and the internet was already a huge deal and you could find plenty of guides on how to code anything online made by jeets, so programming went from just the nerd thing, to now also including entrepreneur types and also the faggot troon population that came into existence. Troons before 2015 barely existed and tended to just ACK without making too much of a fuss but now everyone has to hear about it.