I know, but it’s something that she has to decide when is appropriate. If it happens it happens, if it doesn’t there’s nothing we can do.

That made me laugh and now I feel bad, lol.

That’s up to her, and it always should be up to her (and any other victim, mainly because they may not be emotionally ready to out the perpetrator).

Okay, I could see it. I just assumed it was an older project that the incident occurred.

She was in a project with Sacha Baron Cohen? Would’ve figured it was someone else from Pitch Perfect.

Gonna have to disagree with this approach. All women are people, and all victims of assault or harassment should be respected. You shouldn’t have to replace them in some sort of dumb mental picture with a cherished woman in your life to sympathize with victims.

Right, and I am not saying you *have* to consider it. I am just saying it’s something that I think people should consider.

He could be genuine, or he could be lying. I’ll give him a few years.

He won’t get paid and won’t be involved with them in the future.

My aunt gets serious migraines at times that basically incapacitate her, and she sometimes has to take time off teaching if they are severe enough. Heck, she can’t even drink for the most part because the migraines get 10x times worse if she does.

He did work with the one writer though, right? She wasn’t an employee but arguably still not as powerful as him within their work setting.

Well, if you’re a narcissist I imagine it would be good for the ego. 

I though some of the women in the NYT’s piece admitted they did admire CK as a comedian? It does make sense that because they like his comedy he could wield that against them?

Opportunism can come in many forms. The assistant may not be trying to boost her own profile, but she may be trying to get back and Tambor for some unknown slight.

Remember, claims of sexual assault and harassment are difficult to prove, which is why victims often have such a difficult time coming forward. With this being said, the reverse is true as well. False accusations are (obviously) impossible to prove, and since it’s generally agreed upon that most claims of assault and…

Holy crap, should get rip my head off just my squeezing her pinkies together against my neck and pulling upwards.

It’s basically like every other JRPG, which is why I am hesitant to play it.

No, we as a society don’t need to stop assholes from being assholes. We need to stop people from being sexist, racist, transphobic, classist, ableist, and homophobic.

Um, it seems like since the game’s release opinions about Inquisition have changed quite a bit (I imagine mainly due to The Witcher 3 with it’s innovative sidequest and world design).

The case of DA2 vs Origins is one that I think can take a lot of different forms. I get the appeal for both games, and I understand why some might prefer one over the other. Inquisition on the other hand is a poor man’s (very poor) Witcher 3, imo. Story and character issues aside, I thought the combat and quest design…