Not "this game is ruined." and especially not "I'm going to talk trash on the dev team now in this thread forever more and also on any thread that I see their name on." I see that one happening recently too.
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I just mean that i see the most harsh feedback happen in these games when the "NTR" is happening with an incest character.
Well, the answer is both here :
From my perspective.. it seems that as time goes on, people have become ruder, more hostile, less open, and far more aggressive. I can recall how nice it was to get some stuff on 2ch and then chat with a board about this or that japanese game since western games weren't really a thing. Now, you can't do that. I've tried to help someone correct a mistake on a meme but he and his cronies jumped all over me while the moderator turned a blind eye.
and here :
However...
Assaulting a Dev, reporting a Dev or even downvoting a Dev simply because you don't agree with his content is just childish and weak.... But we al know that a large percentage of (new)people who come to this site are only her to grab a next release of a game, bitch about, and ask stupid questions.... Or as i like to call them "The Horny Horde of Idiots"
The people that think that everything in the world is about them and that all the games are made for them and they have a right to complain even though they don't pay for it.
For the context, I'm a little older than
@muttdoggy, while a little younger on the net than him.
Is it really a question of generation, or because we were on the net before it became a big rush for money, I don't know. But what is sure is that we were some kind of hippy-tech generation, trying to spread love and knowledge all over the different parts of the network. Like muttdoggy implied, we were also here to help and happy to do so. And don't expect to correct them, even when they're wrong ; they know better than you, they are better than you, always :/
Paradoxically, while we were here when the net was referred as "virtual world", we (almost) all acted with other like we do IRL. Whatever it was an anon site or a place where using is real name was the rule, we never forgot that we were facing human beings.
Now the net is part of the "real world", Instagram, snapchat, tinder, tweeter, people use it all day long, most of the time without even realizing that they use it. And, still paradoxically, it's now that this isn't anymore virtual, that they also don't care about the other, acting like they were the only human being involved in the discussion.
The best example of the difference is probably /b/. It's the place where Anonymous started. Be kind with everybody, help the weaker, do your best to create a better world. And look what it is now, hate, hate and hate everywhere. The /b/stards were better humans than the old fags will never be.
But here you're on F95. A community which, more or less, still resist to the temptation. It's not without reason that the number of moderators have increased this much lately. Report the hate comments. We are more numerous than them, even if it's not always an obviousness, they will have enough to their little play before we have enough to report them.
It's like any other plague. The more you let it install itself in the place, the more you'll let it spread and contaminate the said place. But if you, if
we act, if when they come here for the first time, they see that they're almost alone, they'll not stay long.
Hate have no place here, so, report, report and report. Oh, and by the way, don't try to defend the dev, at least not by spreading the hate you feel regarding the "horny horde of idiots", it will never solve the problem.