The speaker discusses the current state of the gaming industry, specifically the emphasis on diversity, inclusivity, and representation. He mentions games such as Assassin's Creed and Battlefield, which feature female protagonists and characters with disabilities. However, he also criticizes the industry for prioritizing diversity over gameplay and storytelling.
The speaker also talks about the role of women in society, arguing that they are often given preferential treatment and are a privileged class. He cites examples such as women being more likely to receive custody of children in divorce cases and being less likely to be imprisoned for crimes.
He also discusses the concept of "equality" and how it is often used as a double standard, with women being treated differently than men in many situations. He argues that men are often expected to pay for women in social situations and are held to different standards in terms of behavior.
The speaker also criticizes feminism and the way it is often used to promote a particular ideology rather than true equality. He argues that many feminists are hypocritical in their views, advocating for equality but also expecting special treatment.
Overall, the speaker's tone is critical and sarcastic, and he argues that the emphasis on diversity and inclusivity in the gaming industry has gone too far and is no longer about creating good games, but rather about promoting a particular ideology.
Here are the key facts:
1. The gaming industry is experiencing a lull, with many developers releasing similar content.
2. Assassin's Creed Odyssey allows players to change their character's gender from male to female during the game.
3. Battlefield features a female character with a prosthetic limb.
4. A British company has introduced awards that require games to include LGBTQ+ representation to be eligible.
5. The company stated that games without LGBTQ+ representation will not qualify for awards.
6. Assassin's Creed Odyssey features a female protagonist who can choose to sleep with various characters, including other women.
7. The game's storyline involves the birth of a child, which some players have criticized as not providing enough choice.
8. Ubisoft apologized for the game's storyline, which some players felt was not inclusive enough.
9. A cloud gaming service called bfm.ru allows players to play games on weak hardware.
10. The service offers a free trial period until August 31st, with high settings available for demanding games.
11. The Witcher 3 is available on the service, along with other popular games.
12. The service uses ray tracing and video RTX technology.
13. A feminist group called "Meat" is fighting against the sexualization of women in games.
14. The group's website features artwork of themselves, which some have criticized as ironic.
15. Women are often portrayed in a more favorable light in the judicial system, particularly in divorce cases.
16. Men are often expected to pay for dates, while women are not.
17. A feminist from Omsk was acquitted of inciting hatred against men, despite posting radical statements online.
18. Women are less likely to be imprisoned for life or face the death penalty.
19. Gender quotas often favor women over men.
20. Men are often expected to give up their seats to women on public transportation.