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[–] glUniform4fv ago
I have no idea who Bianna Wu is, so I'll just skip the social context of this tweet that I read in the other posts here and simply reply to the content of the message: The last few times a skilled, large team tried to create a game without going the lazy route of violence for their gameplay we got Portal and Mirrors Edge.
So please, by all means, encourage large studios and publishers to try more of that and less of what we already have. And don't disregard that idea simply because some person of your disliking on some social media platform of your liking agrees with it.