Man ‘team-killed and virtually 'teabagged' female journalist during shocking in-game rampage

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A games developer’s career is under threat today after he ‘virtually teabagged’ a female journalist during a demonstration of a video game.


Oh dear.....

I have been both team-killed and 'tea bagged' in online fps games.... Sometimes at the same time

#METOO?

The virtual teabag scandal was highlighted by Mike Futter, a games journalist, who tweeted: ‘Friendly tip for devs showcasing games: don’t intentionally team-kill a journalist and then teabag them… especially if she’s a woman.’

So we are now admitting there is inherent differences between men and women that require qualitively different treatment for women? Or is (virtual) sexual assault on men less serious? I didn't think we were allowed to differentiate between different 'types' of sexual assault these days (maybe unless it's based on the gender of the 'victim')..... Or is Mike Futter actual a sexist peddling the soft 'ism' of low expectations?

And 'shocking in game rampage' presumably in an Fps or at least weapon wielding game..... really metro.... Really?

Note: I would agree with the proposition that 'team killing' and 'tea bagging' a journalist may not be the most professional behaviour for a dev regardless of the gender of the journalist context depending and it may not be the best way to promote a product as a dev.... Again context depending..... Perversely not all 'bad press' is bad for a product.... For example I only heard about kingdom come deliverance because of the fuss over its ethnic makeup.
 
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People need to get out into the country and fresh air more and not be so easily determined by silly labels or childish events like this.
 
How utterly ridiculous.

If I was demoing a game and a dev TKed me and teabagged me, I’d laugh my arse off.
 
Twitter nonsense being used by a worthless 'news outlet' to get clicks from people triggered by political correctness GONE MAD
 
The journalist who suffered this simulated sex act appears to be Amanda Farough, a self-professed feminist who once worked for Mic.

She tweeted: ‘I said out loud, in my headset, “And this is why I hate playing these kinds of games. Thanks for the demo.’

‘Now, granted he thought I was his “dev buddy” by accident, but holy **** was that a mistake,’ she added.

‘No PR around. Just dudes showing me a game and rolling the dice on being rude.’


So he thought it was his mate and she still wants to kick up a fuss :/
 
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