To describe a video game avatar. The word choice was intensely stupid, but there was no bigotry or hatred toward any race behind it, just a mean word to describe someone he didn’t like in that moment. If you can’t separate the use of a racial slur and actual hatred toward a specific group or people, then you need to…

I don’t know, as an avid watcher of YouTube, I saw the Minecraft go off the rails once he started playing. I haven’t seen such a large subset of video game playing creators follow a trend like they did after his series began in years.

It’s disheartening to see someone presumably left leaning be as ignorant as those on the far right. It’s intense just how ill informed and, factually incorrect, your statement is. 

F’s in the chat. 

Russian cultural appropriation? *Scoff*

You’re better than this, Marvel. 

It didn’t allow for any variation, no other subclass was relevant because the ability to revive yourself was so far and away superior to everything else in the game. It was disheartening to other players and boring for the Warlocks, imo. 

@Uniquely Generic Guy
Please, for the love of God, give me an update once you pull the trigger. I’ll send you my email, my reddit, Instagram, Facebook.. my goddamn phone number.

I need to know.

It’s another sad hit piece to throw onto the pile; let’s get this sensationalist fire RAGING.
Sanders answered honestly and in a way that dozens have before him, many met with positive feedback. “If you want to stay safe and protect yourself from vicious police, play their game and be polite.” It’s not the way things…

I’m unclear with this HDCP thing. Are you saying you need to flip it off and on while alternating between Netflix and a game, or you should? I didn’t know of this features existence and my PS4 Pro is what I used for Netflix. 

I’m fine with them reinvesting revenue into the company so they can continue to pay quality staff to put out quality content. If Kotaku specifically is profiting more than they have in recent memory, then it’s because they deserve it.
Your view honestly is just flat out cynicism.  

This is straight up a well written, wonderful comment.

He really has denounced the alt-right, maybe dozens of times. It’s bizarre how abundantly clear he’s made it that he does not prescribe to their politics and hates that his name is being plastered all over their agendas, only to have media and more right wing outlets hear the exact opposite statement. 

Meanwhile Nintendo over there minding their own damn business with the Switch lite.

Holding back our dollars from them may not change their minds, but it will set a precedent, and that’s still a big deal. Mega corporations need to know they’re bottom line isn’t safe if they don’t uphold the values of their consumers. That’s all I’m saying now, and I know it’s a far cry from my original post; the…

Things are obviously in flux, and I’m curious to see what the economic landscape looks like at the end of their civil uprising and at the end of our cheese potato Commander in Chief’s reign of terror.
Most people arguing in favor of losing less money by keeping China happy are only speaking toward Chinese/Hong Kong…

Without fact checking and confirming everything you said is accurate, I feel safe saying that China does not look to be in control of its user base at the moment. I’m curious to see economic projections based on this rioting, which isn’t really getting any smaller. 

Likely true.

I think the amount of outrage at the US government trumps the outrage direct toward Blizzard right now, by a wide margin. My only response to you here is.. why not both? It’s very unfortunate that we have no control over where our federal income tax is allocated, but with large consumer corporations, we have the power…

The point is to hold on to your money, put the shovel away. Unless I’m misunderstanding your point, money no longer changing hands is what causes large companies to change their strategy. 

I would love to see statistics showing how wide and how quickly this information disseminates; I’m confident that a great many Blizzard consumers will have seen a tagline about this within the next couple of days. Make no mistake, if just 3-5% of consumers decide not to make purchases in the next 1-2 years, they will…