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Breast Jiggle-Physics Now Deemed 'Upsetting', 'Hurtful'

More Proof Cancel Culture Kills Anything Fun.

In the ever-evolving landscape of the gaming industry, a recent controversy surrounding Farm Folks by Crytivo has reignited discussions on cancel culture and the impact it has on humor and entertainment.



The developer's recent apology has been met with mixed reactions, prompting us to ask: Has cancel culture claimed YET another victim, and is the freedom to joke and enjoy light-hearted banter ...dead?

The Apology

The incident began with Crytivo's post on Twitter, seeking feedback on the game's female character model's "jiggle physics." This move was meant to gauge community sentiment and improve the gameplay experience. However, it ignited a backlash. Many women with sticks so far up their asses... the back of their eyeballs were getting poked, criticized the developer for "trivializing" women's bodies and focusing on superficial elements.

In response, Crytivo issued a lengthy apology, emphasizing the importance of "inclusivity" and sensitivity in their community engagement:

"We like to address a recent post where we came to our community asking for feedback. Our intent is always to connect and grow with our players, but it’s clear that we really missed the mark on our recent community feedback post. For that, we all sincerely apologize... We are taking the necessary steps to learn from this and we’re committed to doing better moving forward."

A Community Divided

This apology has polarized the gaming community. The insatiable hatred from this cancel-mob still wasn't satisfied with Crytivo's 'awareness and sensitivity' to social issues, while others see it as another example of cancel culture's overreach, stifling creativity and humor.

The discourse reflects a broader societal issue: the balance between freedom of expression and cultural sensitivity. Comedy and light-hearted discussions, especially in gaming, are increasingly scrutinized for offending various groups. Comedy is, by nature, offensive... but this? This wasn't even comedy. It was straight up just having fun. The Farm Folks situation demonstrates how a seemingly innocuous topic can quickly spiral into controversy if you allow it to... Which, unfortunately, the developer Crytivo did.

The Fine Line

Crytivo’s apology highlights the tightrope walked by modern game developers. In an industry where gamers crave both engaging gameplay and creative freedom, developers must navigate between satisfying different demographics and avoiding unintended offenses. The current climate sucks, where every joke and design choice is scrutinized, is killing the fun and spontaneity that once characterized gaming and entertainment.

Farm Folks, a multiplayer, open-world survival game, aims to strike this balance by offering a dynamic gameplay experience. Its features include modular construction, resource management, and character customization, among other things. The developer’s attempt to engage with its community on these topics, despite controversy, shows their dedication to improvement and interaction... Unfortunately, they bent the knee to a woke mob that cares not about purchasing the game, only to seek to cancel whoever they deem 'edgy' in today's climate.

The Farm Folks controversy serves as a reminder that constructive dialogues are essential in today's gaming world. While cultural sensitivity and inclusivity are important, gamers and developers alike must remember the importance of allowing creativity to flourish. The industry must find a path forward that respects diverse perspectives without compromising the fun and innovation that have driven gaming's growth.

Perhaps, in the end, we should seek a balanced approach, allowing space for humor and light-hearted discussions while maintaining sensitivity to various viewpoints. Only then can gaming, and entertainment as a whole, regain its fun-loving spirit.


~Smash

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This kind of crap is EXHAUSTING. And these hyper-sensitive, "inclusivity-nazis" need to GTFO my hobby.

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