Apple TV’s new Mythic Quest show doesn’t seem much like a comedy, rather than the mad-ramblings of a Twitter sperg turned into a live-action show to hammer home how “white cis man bad!”. You might think I’m exaggerating, but the trailer, despite only being two minutes long, is chock full of all the standard feminist tropes that we’ve been bombarded with over the last six years.
The trailer portrays an egotistical creative director — who comes across as a little bit of a mix of Neil Druckmann and Peter Molyneux — that takes all the credit for hard work that the team has put into the game.
The trailer attempts to make it like an Australian-Filipino woman is the real brains behind the operation, even though women barely make up 19% of the software development workforce, as detailed by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statics. So the likelihood of a female lead software developer is extremely thin, even more-so for a complex, open-world action-RPG.
Even still, the trailer makes it like most of today’s games are made by “diverse”, non-white people, even though when that is the case the games turn out like absolute turds, such as Mass Effect: Andromeda, or any other game made by diversity-hires who don’t have enough skill to code their way out of a blue Basic prompt.
Of course, anyone who knows how game design works knows that this fantasy situation where tar-skinned women are leading the charge and a straight white male is taking all the credit is a load of bollocks. The ever-inching downvote meter for the trailer seems to indicate as much.
But Apple had to ensure that their propaganda went unchallenged, so they opted to close out the comment section and prevent people from dropping red-pills and facts on anyone who passed by the trash-fire trailer.
[Update:] I was informed that Apple keeps the comments off for all of the videos they upload to YouTube, and this goes for some of their more controversial shows, such as their pro-immigration propaganda called Little America, which also has the comments turned off and plenty of downvotes to match.
Not only is it yet another “diversity”, or dieversity demon latching onto the streaming airwaves, but the show also employs Ashly Burch, who is another raging feminist who decided to forsake the virtue of common sense in the pursuit of a degenerate ideology. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, just watch the video below from Kitacon 2015, as uploaded by TeamNeko.
Expect the same sort of lecturing from the show when it airs on the propaganda-driven Apple TV+ streaming service.
Mythic Quest is set to air on February 7th, 2020.
(Thanks for the news tip Shadow Dancer)
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