Has anyone figured out why Hogwarts was more diverse in the 1800s than it was when Harry Potter was there?

Oh, come on.

This is too gay.

Niche Gamer:

The recently launch of Hogwarts Legacy, the latest video game based on the popular Harry Potter franchise, had been met with a lot of controversy.

The controversy behind the game is mainly due to original creator J.K Rowling’s personal politics mostly focused on transgender issues.

This hasn’t stopped the game from being a major success financially as it beat out Fallout 4’s active player count on Steam before it even officially launched. It’s all-time peak of nearly 900,000 also puts it just behind Cyberpunk 2077 as second among largest single player launches for Steam.

Hogwarts Legacy still has not shaken off the ire it has gained from some gamers, though. Popular speedrunning charity Games Done Quick has now banned it and the rest of the Harry Potter video games from being used as submissions for becoming one of the runners for their events.

Their list of disallowed games is for those that “have content, views, or an origin that [they] have deemed unsuitable for [their] stream”. This includes other titles such as the Five Nights at Freddy’s series and God of War (2005).

The absolute faggots even banned Ion Fury

In Harry Potter’s case, this is most certainly in regards to the views of J.K Rowling. Though curiously, this appears to be a recent change despite her views being well known for years at this point. This means the recent controversy behind Hogwarts Legacy likely had an impact on this change.

This isn’t the first time that Games Done Quick has made decisions due to politics. They canceled what would’ve been an in-person event for GDQ 2023 due to policies by Florida over school policies.

I’ve heard a lot of bad things about this speed-running group.

I guess it used to be really fun, and the trannies came in and just total dominated.

This new Harry Potter game actually has a tranny.

If only they had banned it for the right reasons…

I actually refused to buy it for that reason.

But somehow, it became the most popular game of the year (probably) with both tranny-haters and trannies against it.

It seems like Hogwarts Legacy has capped off at 807,112 concurrent views on Steam. This makes it the 8th most-played game of all time and the 3rd most-played single-player game on the platform. pic.twitter.com/bEZq8twGSv

— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) February 11, 2023

The Harry Potter game is doing very well, despite calls from trannies to boycott it.

Forbes:

SteamDB, which tracks concurrent players on the PC platform Steam, recorded 783,277 players on Hogwarts legacy as of 1 p.m. Saturday, marking the second-largest player count ever recorded in a 24-hour span.

The game trails only PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, which ranks first all-time with a 24-hour peak of 1,320,219.

Hogwarts Legacy’s total marks the eighth-largest peak on Steam of all-time and is the third-ranked single-player game, trailing Elden Ring (953,426) and Cyberpunk 2077 (1,295,114)

It’s great to see.

We can’t really know how many people love trannies because everyone is supposed to lie about it. This is a good indicator that people will not sacrifice their own entertainment because trannies demand it of them.

Hopefully, we end up seeing something similar with Atomic Heart, which trannies are also saying should be boycotted because it is Russian.

Personally, I am not a Harry Potter fan. I also don’t really have time to spend playing these open world games. (Typically, I only play games that I can play while listening to podcasts or university lectures in the background.) I thought about buying this to show support for JK Rowling’s brutal war against the tranny scum, but decided I don’t really have $60 to spend. Or rather, I only have $60 to spend, and I’d rather get Atomic Heart.

In fact, I might stream it.

I have to check on Paul Town’s monero-based superchat system. It seems like I have some options for a streaming platform now, especially if I don’t get political.

Atomic Heart comes out in a week. If I’m going to stream it, I will announce it here. It won’t appeal to all readers, of course. It would just be a standard gaming stream. But it could be fun. I should at least see if there is a market for it.