The article's assessment of the fan reaction to a boycott feels pretty in line with what I saw happening with Infold/Papergames' other recent game aimed at women, Infinity Nikki, and peoples' sentiments about that particular boycott, or #girlcott (which I think was what people started using to talk about it once posts with "boycott" started getting censored in official Infinity Nikki communities). Two blowups on big properties in relatively quick succession, wonder how they'll handle this.