Everyone comes from such a different spot, and yet they can come and like, bring that part of themselves and meet people who also have that sort of interest and you automatically have this connection point.
You can feel it when you're here. It's super exciting. Everybody's having a great time. No matter how many new games come out, the old, simple ones are the ones that bring us together to huddle around the TV and play. Being able to be near humans is like been pretty important for me, you know? Yeah.
Bumping into people or two. But everyone's like, “Oh hey. It█s all good.” So people are just overall really nice here and supportive. █ To be able to see a bunch of people from my community and make new friends is a great opportunity for me. █ It's really the people around it that keep me coming back.
There's a long history of being exclusionary.
Like many entertainment industries, there's a long way to go and it doesn█t necessarily have a great track record or a great history. But I think generally, as we see gaming become part of larger culture, which it has continued to do, we'll see that inclusion happen. I think that making strides in that direction is really important