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'non-functional programmer'. 'far left'.
conceptual midwife.
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it is not positive about the game, I promise. yes, you should still read it.
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Wild to see this in contrast to the IGN and Destructoid reviews that go "Wow, it's like I'm there" with the little lip service about the trans hate problem (but not the extreme antisemitism)
Every time I read some old HP fan talk about the damn things, I'm blinded by the lack of awareness they have to what seems obvious to me: All that magic, all those emotions, all the meaning attributed to it, was always coming from inside the reader. Not a single word of Rowling's every had the weight of consideration that people, particularly wounded children(!), supplied to them. Rowling just wrote badly and simply enough that a thoughtful child could do that to her work. Inject meaning and emotion into the spaces where Rowling failed to. Rowling's only real achievement was stumbling into the ideal self-insert template. Isekai fiction, or whatever it would've been called in the past, had already been around for as long as fiction had. Rowling's only noteworthy contribution to that tradition was writing characters so dull and empty it was a rudimentary job to replace them with oneself.
And the inevitable "what about Hogwart's Legacy" got asked on the work LGBTQ+ slack channel. Was handy to have this fairly readily to mind.
