Title is a reference to a recent Semi-Ramblomatic video by Yahtzee.
this post was submitted on 24 Jan 2026
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The original posts implies a large majority is doing a thing. The reply isn't saying "nobody is doing this" it's saying "it's not nearly as common as they are implying". In which case "I haven't seen it so it's not that common" is valid.
Where exactly does it imply majority?
People writing memes and social media posts do not qualify with statements like "a statistically significant number of beavers" when talking about beavers. That is wordy and pointless. We can form basic expectations that the people we interact with don't make assumptions about 100.00% of any given population.
"ever notice how men criticize games like..." Strongly implies this is a common behavior from men, instead of wording it "ever notice how some people criticize games like...'
So the answer is "nowhere"
Your lack of reading comprehension is not my problem
Anything's possible when you make shit up kiddo