No, no, no! Are you perhaps implying that feminists are brainless flesh-eating monsters?!? Shame on you, sir!RJ 17 said:"You missed a word, is should have been "Feminist Zombies vs Steampunk Nazis.
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No, no, no! Are you perhaps implying that feminists are brainless flesh-eating monsters?!? Shame on you, sir!RJ 17 said:"You missed a word, is should have been "Feminist Zombies vs Steampunk Nazis.
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xD I was actually thinking about throwing something like that in. "Are you happy now? Or do you now think I'm calling Feminists a bunch of mindless drones that are devouring our society?"mdqp said:No, no, no! Are you perhaps implying that feminists are brainless flesh-eating monsters?!? Shame on you, sir!RJ 17 said:"You missed a word, is should have been "Feminist Zombies vs Steampunk Nazis.
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Sweet. C'mon life, start imitating!TsunamiWombat said:Also this exists - The Bone Shaker by Cherie Priest is a steampunk novel with feminist undertones (it's about a widow confronting the spectre of her abusive husband and rescuing her headstrong son. By shooting Zombies. Kindof. Admittedly she gets rescued a couple of times but she's the protagonist and does her own asskicking. Also, there's a pissed off native american woman with knives whose effectively the biggest badass in the book)
Pinky said:How much money do you think she will spend on the project?PedroSteckecilo said:She didn't really "take advantage" of anything, she started the kickstarter and got youtube comment bombed by assholes who ended up having the opposite effect they hoped to have.
She's already bought 100 games, which accounts for the majority of the $6,000 she originally asked for. She's still working on what to use the rest of the money for, but ideas include a school curriculum course, etc.PedroSteckecilo said:I'm not much of a cynic so I'm gonna say... as much as is practical, probably using the rest to either expand the project itself, speed up its time table or fund a future project along similar lines. To me Anita Sarkeesian seems pretty dedicated to her Feminist Frequency Work and in my opinion is unlikely to belittle it by taking an undue cut for herself. But hey, that's just the opinion of an enthusiastic donor who wants to see the questions she raised addressed more and more often, so perhaps I'm more than a little bit biased.Pinky said:How much money do you think she will spend on the project?PedroSteckecilo said:She didn't really "take advantage" of anything, she started the kickstarter and got youtube comment bombed by assholes who ended up having the opposite effect they hoped to have.
Unless she liked corsets. Cuz a real feminist wears whatever the hell she wants.MatsVS said:No proper feminist would ever wear a corset. Get it right, guys!
(Would donate)
You and me both dude.Zhukov said:Yeah... I'd probably buy that. Although only after issuing death threats to the developers.
Also, I'm honestly, non-ironically, non-sarcastically liking those character designs.
Agreed, and I think this is at the heart of why I dislike her videos. For example, in her Destructoid interview she criticizes Gravity Rush for its main character wearing a skirt and heels. Ironically, this same character, Kat, remarks that she enjoys dressing up that way. So this leaves us with two conclusions: either the game really is giving off subtle sexism by putting Kat in a skirt or Anita is trying to throw her opinion on fashion into her tropes argument, which like mixing oil and water.Tenmar said:Not to mention how she likes to nitpick and often when applying the feminist theory(to which is meant to be a school of thought, not an actual application to every aspect of life) applies it to everything and finds ghosts where none exist. The point of a philosophy or school of thought is meant to engage thought about the subject where the content and school of thought constantly challenges itself when approached with new situations. It's not meant to be a tool where you can damn all content through that single lens because often it will cause you to miss the bigger picture.
You can get a full resolution here http://mqken.deviantart.com/#/d57otbjFormica Archonis said:I'm not one to "this", but thiiiiiiiiiiiis.D Moness said:please please please please make a wallpaper of that first frame.
Seriously, that drawing is awesome and we need it with as big a resolution as possible. I will make it fit my monitor. I will get a bigger monitor if I have to.
Oooh, thank you! Nice big resolution too!mqken said:You can get a full resolution here http://mqken.deviantart.com/#/d57otbjFormica Archonis said:I'm not one to "this", but thiiiiiiiiiiiis.D Moness said:please please please please make a wallpaper of that first frame.
Seriously, that drawing is awesome and we need it with as big a resolution as possible. I will make it fit my monitor. I will get a bigger monitor if I have to.
Just click the download button.
See the link in the two posts above your post.Ishigami said:Kinda sad that it is not true...
Could we get the first image as a wallpaper? It is too awesome to be left alone...
Didn't notice.D Moness said:See the link in the two posts above your post.