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Knight's Path Responds to LGBTQ Representation Request

A meme featuring a screenshot of a social media interaction. A user comments on January 20: 'I hope you'll have some LGBTQ representation in the game,' with engagement metrics showing 144 comments, 16 retweets, 2.1K likes, and 203K views. The response is from the verified account 'Knight's Path' (@Knights_Path): 'We care about gaming and fun not modern agendas.' The background of the screenshot shows a knight in armor, likely a promotional image from the game 'Knight's Path.' The meme highlights the game's dismissive stance towards LGBTQ representation requests.
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@Guest user Twitter/X

I hope you'll have some LGBTQ representation in the game

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User
I hope you'll have some LGBTQ representation in the game
Knight's Path
We care about gaming and fun not modern agendas

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Social media interaction between a user and the game 'Knight's Path' regarding LGBTQ representation

Overview

A meme featuring a screenshot of a social media interaction. A user comments on January 20: 'I hope you'll have some LGBTQ representation in the game,' with engagement metrics showing 144 comments, 16 retweets, 2.1K likes, and 203K views. The response is from the verified account 'Knight's Path' (@Knights_Path): 'We care about gaming and fun not modern agendas.' The background of the screenshot shows a knight in armor, likely a promotional image from the game 'Knight's Path.' The meme highlights the game's dismissive stance towards LGBTQ representation requests.

Origin notes

The image originates from 9Gag, as indicated by the additional information. It appears to be a user-created screenshot of a Twitter/X (formerly Twitter) interaction, edited to include a background image of a knight from the game 'Knight's Path.' The purpose is to share and critique the game's response to a user's request for LGBTQ representation.

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