So...you're saying that the ones making the threats are sane and reasonable human beings? Wow I didn't expect to come here and see them being defended. You've got problems, bro.

So all gamers who care about ethics in gaming journalism are as bad as pedophiles now? Nice. You really are just as bad as the people you're railing against.

Cool story bro. It's extremely convenient how easy it is to derail an opponents argument by pointing out mad ramblings of an anonymous minority. Congratulations on being as fair and balanced as Fox News.

Convenient isn't it? All it takes is one death threat and your opponents entire argument is rendered invalid. I bet you're in tears over that.

It's because Kotaku is trying to control the narrative. When these kinds of death threats happen it's like a gift from heaven for them. They put up an article for everyone to be outraged about, and someone posts an "Oh won't you PLEASE think of the children"-esque post that gets a ton of stars because it says just…

You can't criticize a woman without being a misogynist. You forgot that one.

You should probably not be allowed to teach people if you're so simple as to think that the actions of a single person or a tiny minority is representative of an entire group.

I agree. It's not like they're having sex with journalists for positive reviews or anything. Just the exchange of cold, hard cash.

Pink-eye for everyone!

The girls. If you don't, you're a misogynist.

Except keeping her insider trading activities a secret. She's not very good at that.

Final Fantasy XV: Even more of a bro-fest than Broforce

Final Fantasy XV: Even more of a bro-fest than Broforce

So essentially, PewDiePie will be getting MORE money.

I keep letting myself get irritated over the fact that gravity on these planets is all wrong and how the game might have had another neat element to it if they were more true to this.

Wait...people play the campaign in Call of Duty?

Thank you. You said it in your reply to Finnberry. Your logic is that 'since the creator intended for the characters to look physiologically incorrect, then it's okay.' I really don't think that excuse will buy anyone any goodwill with the Kotaku internet outrage squad. But hey, the biggest harmful stereotype in…

KSP is the best game ever.

Harry and the Hendersons. However, that's not Ron Perlman, regardless of the striking resemblance.

Sweet. So if a game isn't based in realism, it can be excused from it's use harmful stereotypes and the fake internet outrage can be avoided. Got it!