Alyssa Mercante is actively trying to stay out of the information field, coming up with new ways for herself to experience oppression and complain about the gaming community
Kotaku has released a review of the Shadow of the Erdtree add-on for Elden Ring, authored by the resource's editor-in-chief Alyssa Mercante. This is a fairly well-known person who challenged everyone dissatisfied with the activities of companies promoting an agenda like Sweet Baby to a fair fight and, as some sources report, is part of an organized group of journalists involved in persecuting “intolerant” games.
< p>Mercante decided to devote part of her review to her experiences in real life and how she constantly has to endure angry comments from middle-aged men.
“In the real world, I mostly avoid the wrath of misogynists and just write articles that shake them up a little and then fade into obscurity as soon as the Reddit page refreshes […] Outside of Between-Earth and the Shadowlands, I spent almost four months in as the target of almost endless persecution. Sometimes it feels like just by going online to work, I end up fighting another boss over and over again.”.
“Before I even make that analogy, I subconsciously and persistently attack Shadow of the Erdtree, as if defeating the next boss will somehow project into my day and give me confidence. Just as I receive almost endless hateful comments from anonymous people or angry middle-aged men, I go into Shadow of the Erdtree all alone.”.
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Image credit: FromSoftware. Image source: Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree