ContraPoints has a great Tangent video about Gamergate (I think you have to be a Patreon subscriber to get access to it, but it’s seriously like $2 or something).
Innuendo Studio have the ultimate explanation of Gamergate.
Innuendo Studio
I went looking for their video on gamergate and didn’t find anything - do you have a link?
All I’m getting from this is that something called “tenya” (?) is probably really fun. And now I’m annoyed I’ve never gotten to play!
E: oh maybe just “tens”. Screw it, whatever it is, deal me in lol
Tenys = tennis?
I’m assuming a dice game based around the number 10 most likely lol, but it is possible (and fun to imagine) that maybe rampant tennis enthusiasm needed to be quelled :) Weirder things have happened. Like a town dancing themselves to death.
Gamers truly are the most oppressed class in society 😔
That predates Shakespeare. Imagine if Shakespeare had written a play about gamer oppression.
Not violent enough for Shakespeare.
But it would have been great for a Shakespearian minor joke character bit.
GUARD: “See, milord, how in this year’s almanack the booba hath been veil’d, compared to last year’s edition.”
KING: “Greatly?”
GUARD: “Yes, greatly indeed! Two inches of cloth more!”
KING: “Thou art a nutter and I ought to throw thee in the madhouse.”
GUARD: “But you wouldn’t dare, sire? Tales of your treachery and oppression already circle widely.”
KING: “Thou shouldst consider thee lucky that we have to get the Hell onward with our plot.”
“dise-player, carder”
Ah, so this is probably some law trying to curb gambling-
“tenys player” wait, what? Were people betting on tennis matches back in the day or something?Wow they really did target gamers, huh
What? They targeted gamers?!‽
Maybe cause there was gambling involved too?
“Too”? It was ONLY because of gambling. To this day, the gambling industry cringetastically calls itself the “gaming industry”
And that document was written by a time-traveling Anita Sarkeesian.
God I hope this is satire.
I just looked it up, the term “gamer” predates the term “satire” by about 50 years.
Aristophanes would like a brief word.
600 years and homie thinks it still stings.
