It's not like they decided not to have the offending plate made or installed on the car at all. IT WAS FRIGGING ON THE CAR.

They attempted to use the license plate "H982 FKL" which was very intentionally a reference to "1982 FKL"

*sigh* Why do I still get the feeling they looked for registration plates with some combination of letters and numbers that COULD have made reference to the war, and settled for one that was on a car suitable for the show?

Okay, what would it look like if hadn't been Clarkson trolling? Describe the scenario.

Someone wrote a violent fanfic where Anita Sarkeesian murders the head of Gearbox, with the help of Spider-Man to make it "wacky". I don't think things like that are right, or remotely constructive. Anita herself said that no amount of fantastic elements can justify depictions of domestic violence, so I would assume…

The term 'meme' predates lolcats by a great deal. It's even part of some college courses.

>Ultra gritty realism is getting old.

Portal.

Yes, a trip to Wyoming.

So you're saying the plot needs to be more twisted.

Good, there's nothing to contradict my Firewatch/Longmire crossover fanfic.

According to the PlayStation Blog, Gat out of Hell will take place in the new city of New Hades, which includes areas like "a barren wasteland of an ancient war, a towering downtown for Hell's elite, and a crammed slums built for ultimate suffering."

>ignored several of my points
>>are continuing to ignore my points
>can't keep your own arguments straight and have actually contradicted yourself

>You are a guy.

>The assassin's creed wiki notes Arno as being witty, charismatic, and brash. Yes I am making assumptions based off the fact that he will be a nobleman.

I'm sorry, I literally just said that she called something "domestic abuse" that was not remotely domestic abuse. The game was Resident Evil 5, the video was Damsel in Distress 2 or 3. That's a pretty substantial factual error right there, along with my claim of her making others serious errors, which you didn't even…

COD had a female sniper named Tanya P-something in Finest Hour.

*sigh*

>There are more games that fit into Anita's problem box than ones that don't.

Male is the "default" - where games have gendered leads - because a great deal of games involve use of martial force. Which has, for most of history, largely been the lookout of dudes.