TODAY on The PowerSwitch – Gaming’s Call-In Talk Radio Show: Conflicts reach the game industry which highlight how poorly we communicate with those we disagree with, Colin Moriarty leaves Kinda Funny, Zelda fans can’t handle Jim Sterling’s 7/10 review of Breath of the Wild, JonTron sides with alt-right perspectives on Twitter, whether or not some classic games are untouchable, the mob mentality of hating certain game franchises, attaching self-esteem to one’s favorite games, taking criticism as a personal attack, and how the Kinda Funny community has changed – on location from the Atlanta, GeorgiaSEGMENTS(Colin Moriarty resigns from Kinda FunnyJim Sterling’s Breath of the Wild review angers Zelda fansJonTron sides with alt-right perspectives on TwitterCommunication about disagreements needs improvement(Three Breath of the Wild complaintsClassic games should not be untouchable(The mob mentality of hating on certain game franchises(Understanding anger against alt-right supportersAttaching self-image and self-esteem to media(Kinda Funny’s live response to the resignationTaking criticism as a personal attackGenerational differences in acceptance and disagreementGame criticism versus personal enjoyment(Defending Colin MoriartyCharacter assassination of peersConcern for future conservative voicesHow the Kinda Funny community has changed(The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the WildBattlefield 1Severed(The Rubin Report – Colin Moriarty: The Conservative Libertarian GamerDISCORD SERVER — TWITTER — FACEBOOKThe post The PowerSwitch – A Failure to Communicate in Games Media – Episode 16 appeared first on Rhymes With Asia.