"Do you believe people on Twitter do not have the resources available to attempt creative works?"
They do, but they're overwhelmed by the vast amount of empty content ready for consumption. It's so damn easy to chill out clicking this and that, and fall in a rut where that's all you do in the leisure time you spend at your desk. We should try to find a way to actively encourage people to pick up a creative hobby (or more than one!) as a form of therapy, even.
"Furthermore, do you believe that, without being creative, it is not possible for a person to refrain from telling a game designer to kill himself?"
I think outbursts like that come from immature, intellectually under-developed people who would grow immensely from pursuing a creative hobby.
My greater point was that I don't think "we should actively encourage people to pick up a creative hobby" in response to those people making death threats.
There are already people who are choosing to pick up creative hobbies. Those people make games. People that make games get crucified by gamers who do not like their decisions. Those gamers make death threats.
The people who make death threats can easily enough make something creative. Certainly there is no larger barrier for them when compared to someone like Phil Fish. I do not think we need to make it easier to expect better behavior from someone who is making a death threat.
We need to prioritize the people who made the extra effort to actually get up and make something over the people who chose to directly threaten the lives of the creator.
The tools to create and the networks to share already exist but the trouble is getting people to enjoy creation. Fix this and you might create tomorrow's economy.
They do, but they're overwhelmed by the vast amount of empty content ready for consumption. It's so damn easy to chill out clicking this and that, and fall in a rut where that's all you do in the leisure time you spend at your desk. We should try to find a way to actively encourage people to pick up a creative hobby (or more than one!) as a form of therapy, even.
"Furthermore, do you believe that, without being creative, it is not possible for a person to refrain from telling a game designer to kill himself?"
I think outbursts like that come from immature, intellectually under-developed people who would grow immensely from pursuing a creative hobby.