“The game quickly establishes that this guy is utter nuclear waste, a completely radioactive toxic person,” Arcilla tweeted in a now private thread. On Friday morning, Xbox Outsider Managing Editor Matthew Arcilla took to Twitter to claim that not only was experiencing Eric’s behaviour triggering, but that the developers didn’t do enough to properly warn players that might feel triggered by it.
Learning to overcome him and his abusive behaviour serves as a power fantasy for anyone who’s ever experienced trash humans like him in the dating world. It’s no secret that he’s toxic but all of this is intentional. Despite not telling him your address, he leaves you packages at your front door. Irrespective of how you treat him, he stalks you and texts you constantly, and there’s no option to block him. The kind of man that negs you for attention, mocks what you wear, and when you reject them, call you their “sloppy seconds”. He’s your classic Nice Guy, manipulatively butters you up with compliments until you shoot him down and he acts aggressive and mean towards you.Īnyone who’s ever been on a dating app - and dates men - has met at least one Eric in their life. Shortly after meeting him, however, you learn that he’s a bit of a douchebag.
Over the course of the game, you meet a variety of cuties of various genders, backgrounds, and weapon types, but it’s Eric, the gross non-weapon blacksmith, that’s caused the online controversy.Īt first glance, Eric is a cute weapon nerd. Last week after the Nintendo Switch World Showcase, Montreal-based studio Kitfox Games shadow-dropped their sword-smooching dungeon crawler where you can act out your horny on main dreams and date hot personified versions of your weapons.
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