Two months after GOG community manager Sean Halliday tweeted a transphobic joke belittling a trans rights hashtag, Halliday revealed that he was fired by the company, according to a new profile from Eurogamer. However, Eurogamer's report fails to mention that Halliday is working with Jeremy "TheQuartering" Hambly, a right-wing YouTuber, on a new website focused on "all games, no politics."
For Magic the Gathering players, Hambly's name is notorious. The YouTuber received a lifetime ban from Magic's Wizards of the Coast after reportedly harassing cosplayer Christine Sprankle. These days, Hambly creates YouTube videos complaining about "SJW RAGE" and why "incels did nothing wrong." He also created a gaming website called "Exclusively Games," dedicated entirely to "fans of gaming who are sick of politics forcing its way inside."
https://www.dailydot.com/parsec/gog-transphobic-tweet-gamergate-website/
So the Eurogamer article failed to mention this stuff. Looks like Halliday really shouldn't have had his claims treated at face value. Which was kinda obvious with his old GamerGate articles and his both sidesism and the timeline not working and that the tweet doesn't make sense if he thought he was using the hashtag correctly and *argh*. But nice to have some confirmation.