The gaming industry has faced significant challenges recently, largely due to the influence of the "woke" agenda and the hypocrisy of major publishers. The "woke" agenda promotes social justice issues like diversity and inclusion, but its implementation in gaming has often felt forced and superficial, taking away from good gameplay and storytelling. Many gamers feel left out, believing that their favorite games are being politicized instead of focusing on what made them fun.

Major publishers make things worse with their hypocrisy and double standards. They publicly support diversity and inclusion while often having toxic work environments and changing games to avoid upsetting certain groups. This inconsistency breaks trust among both workers and players, leading to accusations of insincerity and just trying to make a profit.

The impact on the gaming community has been harmful. Long-time gamers feel ignored, resulting in a split community and a drop in game quality. As social justice goals are prioritized over fun experiences, games have become predictable and boring.

The gaming industry's struggles come from a mix of these factors. While diversity and inclusion are important for an irrelevant number of minorities, it is much more crucial to focus on telling original and authentic stories than on making games more diverse. Publishers must align what they say with what they do to rebuild trust and regain the enthusiasm of their core audience.