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* Steph's coverage of ''VideoGame/DragonsDogmaII'' (which they ultimately gave a 3/10) included providing misinformation about the game's microtransactions in a video about them, describing the game's fast-travel system as fundamentally pay to win due to being able to buy a Waystone, alongside bemoaning that the game has a large amount of backtracking to encourage exploration of the world. When fans hit back at Steph over this, [[https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/1772557120774254694 they later made fun of the idea]] of enjoying back-tracking over an environment repeatedly on Twitter, calling anyone who enjoyed such a formula a "fucking liar," which only annoyed fans of the Metroidvania and Soulslike genres as well. The end result was Steph's reputation taking a hit and several other content creators [[https://twitter.com/TheSphereHunter/status/1772801616439324995 bluntly accusing them of not playing the game.]]
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* Steph's coverage of ''VideoGame/DragonsDogmaII'' (which they ultimately gave a 3/10) included providing misinformation about the game's microtransactions in a video about them, describing the game's fast-travel system as fundamentally pay to win due to being able to buy a Waystone, alongside bemoaning that the game has a large amount game's quantity and degree of backtracking to encourage exploration of the world.backtracking. When fans hit back at Steph over this, [[https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/1772557120774254694 they later made fun of the idea]] of enjoying back-tracking over an environment repeatedly on Twitter, calling anyone who enjoyed such a formula a "fucking liar," which only annoyed fans of the Metroidvania and Soulslike genres as well. with a lot of that kind of content who didn't have the additional context of the video and review. The end result was Steph's reputation taking a hit and several other content creators [[https://twitter.com/TheSphereHunter/status/1772801616439324995 bluntly accusing them of not playing the game.]]
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* Steph's coverage of ''VideoGame/DragonsDogma2'' (which they ultimately gave a 3/10) included saying outright lies and misinformation about the game's microtransactions in a video about them, describing the game's fast-travel system as fundamentally pay to win due to being able to buy a Waystone, alongside bemoaning that the game has a large amount of backtracking to encourage exploration of the world. When fans hit back at Steph over this, [[https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/1772557120774254694 she later made fun of the idea]] of enjoying back-tracking over an environment repeatedly on Twitter, calling anyone who enjoyed such a formula a "fucking liar," which only annoyed fans of the Metroidvania and Soulslike genres as well. The end result was Steph's reputation taking a hit and several other content creators [[https://twitter.com/TheSphereHunter/status/1772801616439324995 bluntly accusing them of not playing the game.]]
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* Steph's coverage of ''VideoGame/DragonsDogma2'' ''VideoGame/DragonsDogmaII'' (which they ultimately gave a 3/10) included saying outright lies and providing misinformation about the game's microtransactions in a video about them, describing the game's fast-travel system as fundamentally pay to win due to being able to buy a Waystone, alongside bemoaning that the game has a large amount of backtracking to encourage exploration of the world. When fans hit back at Steph over this, [[https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/1772557120774254694 she they later made fun of the idea]] of enjoying back-tracking over an environment repeatedly on Twitter, calling anyone who enjoyed such a formula a "fucking liar," which only annoyed fans of the Metroidvania and Soulslike genres as well. The end result was Steph's reputation taking a hit and several other content creators [[https://twitter.com/TheSphereHunter/status/1772801616439324995 bluntly accusing them of not playing the game.]]
