lokilaufey

I am actively working freelance right now, you can find some works at https://rhyspass.carrd.co/ and https://ko-fi.com/bugpaws/gallery

I also run a shop on etsy creating sticker designs and while I don't post much in the community I am a long time GB fan and have been featured in community spotlight :)

@cerberus3dog said:

I'm dying, this is amazing. ♥

Nothing I can do will ever be as good at liquidprince's Gerstmann...

Thanks guys, I appreciate all the kind words :D I might do some of the rest of the guys, or at the very least Austin because his boyish charm lends well to this sort of thing.

My boyfriend asked me to post this here after I finished it.... our lovely Mario Party Party Superstar ♥

If that's the same trans employee I'm thinking of, I found out just hours after she tweeted about it, I saw her suicide note on Facebook. Never had met her, never knew her name until 3 hours after she passed, yet I was crying all night about it. Tragic. :( I doubt it was because of GG, though that might have added stress on top of the already stressful life transwomen have to deal with not just in this industry but all industries.

@vocalcannibal: It does, actually! A lot! ♥

I'm happy with Dan here because he is a perfect match for the site but when it was first announced, I'll be honest (no offence meant, Dan, I truly love you to death) that I was upset for days knowing some of the women who threw their hat in and didn't make it instead of more cisgender white men. It can be frustrating, to say the least.

Leads me to wonder how accurate that information would be. I know a number of users on the site that are women but choose not to disclose it or have 'male' on their profile because they are afraid of making that known on a game site. I tend not to put my gender on most sites when possible either, for that matter, because of the fear of getting harassed for it (not a cisgender man, which is as much as I'll say) so I definitely understand where they are coming from :(

Oh, I'm sure. I also agree that it's garbage that it's almost always only ever men talking about these women's issues. Just the way she worded it made it sound like a broad swath that every user in this thread was male, which was likely not her intent. I'm really glad that some ladies in this thread have been willing to mention that they are in fact women affected by this sort of thing, because we really do need more commentary from women on issues considering they are women's issues first and foremost, both from the userbase and (especially) from actual staff on games sites.

It's really depressing to be hyperaware of the fact that while this is the worst some of these women have dealt with, it's certainly not the start of it. :( It frustrates me that there are people out there who think its appropriate or funny to send people like Brianna Wu and Zoe Quinn threats like they've been receiving.