>>714172530
/v/ can't kill anything despite the amount of shitposting that goes on here. If you want to actually make people turn away from something you need to make a post on viral on twitter or elsewhere shitting on the game. And while it's true there are plenty of people (if not all) that post here and on twitter trying to stir up the chuds into boycotting a game, if the game is good enough on it's own, it will not die. The games you listed had MANY problems that had nothing to do with the cast, representation or art style. Concord was a generic hero shooter trying to compete in a market filled with hero shooters trying to do the same thing. And Suicide Squad lacked replayability despite being a live service game (a death sentence). What kills games is corporate heads trying to pump out games that aren't made to be fun but check off boxes on a checklist to make as much money as possible. And it creates generic slop games that all feel alike that not even the targeted demographic cares about.