Newfag and not much of a gamer, but I always wondered why after Gamergate, the non-jewish good guys (gamers and/or creatives) didn't splinter off and start up some kind of independent gaming development... environment/mindset/community, kind of like open-source software and people versus closed-source.
From mostly the outside looking in, it seems like "gamers" in general ended up deciding for the lazy route of bitching and then going on to giving out their govID and credit card details for loot boxes and digital-only video games made by communist feminist jew lesbians.
Are there popular and/or quality video games made by sane and non-evil companies and people, and do gamers in general want such things or know that they should want such things? If yes, are they reasonably resistant to getting destroyed? I've seen many grass-roots movements get purposely rotted-out from the inside, did "real" gamers carve out their own niche? A cursory Interweb search says "no".
If something "centralized" did show up, a website or some kind of "authority" it would be attacked, so what kinds of things would make it resistant to getting taken out? Some posts earlier an anon was rightfully complaining about everything that's easy to come across being jewed. Are "real" gamers now forced to hunt and gather mostly on their own, and could that be a good thing overall?