And I know what you’re thinking. This isn’t the original version because it was originally published before I posted it on my independent blog. Well, I wanted my article to be seen on GamesEnquirer first, so I waited a little before I could back it up with some additional thoughts on my Blogger.

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…regarding a report on a certain number of players getting so frustrated at a video game to the point where they break something. I understood what my editor meant by not being “too preachy” though. Here’s the original version of my article on my Blogger. You’re welcome to state your thoughts, Nina.

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From my experience in working for gaming journalism websites, some paragraphs of mine have been edited in some of my articles, but I wasn’t too bothered by that because I think it was for further quality reassurance, yet I was asked not to be “too preachy” in an article of mine on a survey...

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Again, my issues with Wing See Li have NOTHING to do with ethnicity. Over a decade ago, she was verbally abusive to me, being all like, “Keep your sh**ty opinion on f**kin’ Adele to yourself or I’ll permanently block you! Capiche? I’m p***ed off at you!”. I was crying and crying all day at the time.

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And Wing, honey, I’m pretty sure that competent game reviewers would at least hope the Hymble Ventures would not consist of unfavourable controls and technical issues like the ones in the 2012 survival horror game known as “Amy”. You know, ANOTHER game that features an autistic character?!

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