This "social experiment" was a terrible idea, just proves the trolls right and adds to the toxic environment. I dont know what the endgame was here
So basically a player gets called out for being sexist and apologises. A day later a high rank female OW player appears and ends up joining the sexist players team.
Except the account's fake, and was created just to make them look non-sexist by having a woman on their team? I can't wait to see what Blizzard does.
Basically the captain of Second Wind that said that a female player should not be in his 4500+, day later ellie appears online as a rank 4 dps player and few days later joins Second Wind.
There is no way Second Wind isn't in on it because there is no way an org can pick up a player with little to no info on their gameplay who didn't even scrim with the team.
She can actually flex to quite a few heros. Due to us having to release Coluge recently, we needed someone to fill the hole of having a very flexible hero pool for our sub slot. We checked out ladder, and she fit the bill being rank 4 on ladder, not on a team, flexible, and had played with some players on our team prior giving us some innate synergy.
When people appear out of nowhere on the highest ranks of the ladder like that, something is usually up. I'm reminded of a similar situation in StarCraft 2 where the YouTuber AtheneWins hit rank 1 with like 50 games played and an undefeated record, turns out it was the best Protoss player in North America at the time playing on the account.
If you find that more offensive than how women are treated in video games than your priorities need to change.These sort of comments from thehellofitall are blatant sexism and should not be tolerated.
This just made being a female OW pro player more difficult than before. Congratulation on the "social experiment".
Not only this but it also adds fuel to the fire in a community already stained to the bone by sexism.Anyone with a brain knows girls/women get shit for playing, so why even play at this social experiment bullshit. The conclusion is always the same.
It's either a dumbass prank or PR stunt.
I don't think so.
It made people in the future who pop out of no where be burdened with proof to prove themselves.
What were they hoping to achieve? It couldn't have been with good intent going by those quotes from the captain.
If you find that more offensive than how women are treated in video games than your priorities need to change.
The discord discussion from that one dude was fucking disgusting, and the comments from thehellofitall are sexist. Both should not be tolerated.
How does that help a female pro player?I don't think so.
It made people in the future who pop out of no where be burdened with proving themselves.
He never wanted to have women play "his game" anyways, so he just got what he wanted.This "social experiment" just doomed all women in esports. Good going guys. The sexists and misogynists will now feel legitimized and use this moment forever to question if a woman is actually skilled enough to play with men.
This is the biggest right swerve left turn
Remember that time I called this wild theory "wild" and it turned out to be actually wild? Same.
This "social experiment" just doomed all women in esports. Good going guys. The sexists and misogynists will now feel legitimized and use this moment forever to question if a woman is actually skilled enough to play with men.