More like little Timmy saw a man sexually assault an unconscious woman and now will grow up believing that such behavior is alright. You yourself should probably grow up and start connecting a few brain cells before you make such idiotic comments.

Sorry, but putting it behind an age-gate will do nothing. What is taking place is the broadcasting of illegal activity - not pornography. It is never alright to be able to broadcast yourself doing something horribly illegal. That's where the outrage is coming from. Not because people are afraid of 'mature,' content.

The problem is in ease of accessibility. While those things exist, the average kid isn't going to be able to stumble upon them anyways. Even them, what is happening is the broadcasting of illegal activities (in this case, sexual assault). This isn't a protect the children sort of deal. This is a barrier of entry to…

Nope, sorry. This is just as much Sony's problem now as it is Twitch's.

Having the ability to broadcast does not give you carte blanche rights to broadcast the equivalent of snuff films. It has nothing to do with content or content creators. On the wider internet you can find all manner of porn and most, if not all, of it is completely legal and free to browse by anyone choosing to do so.

You also have the freedom to express whatever ignorant values you want to. Freedom of speech and expression is a thing. The things you are talking about are not freedoms that are considered by most any society. You can still do them but you're going to have to do them in a controlled way that doesn't attract the law…

Having a camera and the ability to broadcast does not mean you have the freedom to create borderline snuff films. Being an adult has nothing to do with it. Without stricter controls you're encouraging fucked up people to do fucked up things because if there's nothing these kind of people like, it's the attention they…

That cow is not invisible. He's right there, at the top. Come on Kirk...

Makes me almost glad that I'm dead broke for this launch and couldn't afford it anyways (almost).

If by god awful you mean it's the most enjoyable game in the series from a gameplay perspective, then yeah, it really sucked.

Oh yes, I lost a pretty awesome boarding crew and crippled my capabilities going into later sectors because my ship was pretty much built around letting them do their thing. I learned that letting them do their thing also means they need oxygen. Was another harsh lesson taught by FTL. D-:

I can't wait to discover the new ways that I'll be able to doom my plucky team of escaped explorers.

If only people that liked something were allowed to review that something, all you'd end up with are a bunch of positive reviews that ultimately don't tell you a whole lot about what you're trying to learn about.

A bomb!

What if the enemy base is full of beautiful women that have a healthy respect for cleanliness?

Is that an actual picture of him?

Yes, the game that lets you press a button to stare at a girl's clearly exposed cleavage takes itself seriously.

Glad I'm not alone in this. If they had just stuck to their guns and made it a true open sandbox I might have gotten more into it. But as is I don't now that I'll ever jump into the series.

Gotta agree with NoPetrol. WHAT recent surge? The genre is starving for new games and innovation, yet there are very few of them coming out. Besides that if you want to end you can end it. Simple stop playing them or ignoring their existence. No one (to my knowledge) is putting a gun to your head forcing you to play…

I wish we could convince Matsuno to revisit both the Ogre Battle world and the tactics genre. That whole series is woefully overlooked despite the fact that Ogre Battle, Tactics Ogre, and Ogre Battle 64 are all fondly remembered both for their enjoyable gameplay as well as their deep, intertwining, stories that are…