Time to expose some cancer in the industry for what it is.

So basically Sheri Graner Ray is an upper middle class woman that makes speeches as a "woman in games" at GDC, Pax, SXSW, Captivate Conference, etc, that pushes the narrative out in Austin. There is just one small problem..... This woman doesn't actually produce any games on her own, and only worked as a "designer" for Sony 11 years ago. Her resume consists of mostly bottom tier mobile games companies and her own shell company for the past 11 years. She has mostly fluff on her resume and short term credits for games probably based on nepotism and networking. So she goes to industry events as some type of bigwig and expert as a talent-less hack.

I strongly dislike people like her because she can easily afford classes to become a real game developer, instead she wastes her money on sports cars literally, and spends all of her time networking instead of actually making any games. She even knows and is friends with the local instructors that teach game programming and game art at Austin Community College, and the instructors at UT Austin Denius Sams Gaming Academy. So she goes around to all these conferences as another crappy designer with no technical skills pushing the narrative. Everything is solely based on networking with this woman.

Classes would have only costed her a few thousand dollars out in Austin and she blows it on sports cars. These entitled people think they deserve to be designers and devs at AAA companies when they have no skills basically and wasted everything on sports cars. I despise what they stand for.

1. Husbands sports car

2. Her sports car

3. Admits to it

4. Her presentation slides at Austin Community College

5. Upper middle class background

6. Her so called studio is just a shell company with not a single game produced in 3 years. What do you expect from a wannabee designer with no skills?

7. Her most recent achievement is to be at another bottom tier mobile game company with zero games produced and probably zero games made in the future as usual