Yeah I mean I agree with you on the topic of video games in general. It's cool. But like I said, this original article, movement, etc, is for video games that are sold to customers for money and for profit.

If YOU choose to engage with them commercially then you do so at the creators direction and on their terms.

Yes, and I said that the consumers in general can coerce creators by choosing which works to engage with. Again, If the creator of a for-profit work must (more or less) present their work in a specific way otherwise no-body will buy it, that is coercion and a slight to the creator’s authority, no? (Bolded for emphasis)