We dare say that a small minority of narrow-minded fans will find this take on the concept too 'modern' for their tastes (one of the challengers identifies as non-binary while the duo which plays the super-tough Call of Duty challenge are a same-sex couple), but times have most certainly changed since the 1990s, and it's great to see GamesMaster become so inclusive and welcoming.
Why is this paragraph in the article? Referring to people as same-sex couple and non-binary is the opposite of inclusive and has caused the comments section of this article to be filled with bile. Who cares if they are same-sex or non-binary? It matters not, and it's weird that you felt the need to point it out. It's only truly inclusive when we stop referring to these people as if they are different when they are not. They are gamers. Their personal orientations have nothing to do with anything.
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We dare say that a small minority of narrow-minded fans will find this take on the concept too 'modern' for their tastes (one of the challengers identifies as non-binary while the duo which plays the super-tough Call of Duty challenge are a same-sex couple), but times have most certainly changed since the 1990s, and it's great to see GamesMaster become so inclusive and welcoming.
Why is this paragraph in the article? Referring to people as same-sex couple and non-binary is the opposite of inclusive and has caused the comments section of this article to be filled with bile. Who cares if they are same-sex or non-binary? It matters not, and it's weird that you felt the need to point it out. It's only truly inclusive when we stop referring to these people as if they are different when they are not. They are gamers. Their personal orientations have nothing to do with anything.