Brian ChristopherThe man behind the BC venture and the most popular slots channels, Brian Christopher impress slots, appreciate a good laughter as the next person, and perhaps even more.
Brian Christopher believes that the slot of the wicked games is in bad taste
However, what he does not appreciate is to curse minorities, which he considers a game by innovative slot developer, wicked GamesIs about everyone.
The game that has inspired the slot personality to move forward and criticize the practices of the company is called “”.Transformer“And when it can provoke the imagination of a humid summer with Megan Fox, the title name is a drama on the words, saying that a male athlete has objectively infected to compete against women.
The game does not attack LGBTQ+ Community Lump sum, but it can be despised in some ways. For example, the base game has symbols such as L, G, G, B, T, and Q, and – somewhat stimulating – a bonus feature can reveal a purposefully blurred genitalia, which is a little too much, but it conforms to the ability of evil sports, which has the ability to incite and catch the players for comic.
According to Christopher, not so much, who spoke Igaming specialist, Commenting on the game and criticizing the designer’s taste and execution:
“There is no place for such a game in casino gaming space, or anywhere for that case. To use words that refer to a trans character as ‘Lunatic’ and ‘chemically promoted’, and then to misuse pronouns, is derogatory at so many levels.,
He used the opportunity to argue that the gambling industry did not destabilize any community, but also thought that, because such a game was created, it is also a reminder that it could be more to ensure that the prejudices could be done more to overcome.
Keep gaming respectable and inclusive
According to him, the game was a clear attack on the LGBTQ+ community and for their part, Christopher said that he would not play it – nor – neither team with anyone who developed or promotes it. Igor samardziskyIn the wicked sports, the CEO reprimanded the critic and said that he was not confident that the game was a lump sum attack on the group.
Christoper said that for him, the company’s choice to develop the game was a “major red flag” and he urged stakeholders to keep gambling inclusive and respectable.
