I got a chance to play XV at my friends last night (which has conviced me I need to spend the money on a ps4 and get the game) and I ran across a floating child. We both laughed at this as he’s not even near one of the tables or even a chair.

Found out about this a few days ago from a fellow feminist friend. I intend to round up my boyfriend and fellow feminist friends and go down for this. We need our voices to be heard, and they need to realize that if we go down, we’re going down swinging and fighting.

Yes yes addiction and all.

I really don’t get the furry hate the comments in here are going on. Why must you hate my people? It’s some dumb funny.

I’ll be honest, when I finished doing my Loremaster while I leveled at the start of WOD, I gave up. Everything I loved about this game seemed gone to me, and I figured I was done for good with WoW. Uninstalled and everything.

Not realistic enough, the eyes need to be far more lopsided.

Both me and my friend who got me into the Warcraft universe went and saw it opening weekend. Even though we’re both gigantic lore nerds for Warcraft, we both agreed it was really enjoyable, and taken at face value (and the fact that neither of us have brushed up on our knowledge of the First War for quite some time…

I didn't look at the patch notes until the servers were down, and I think my brain just assumed the quests were ones the game would have forced you to do. I doubt I'm alone in that thought by the amount of complaining about it both in my fc And general chat for the zone. Id also been taking a break from the game so I…

But by the time you got to that chain, you needed to have gotten flying and have decided that you wanted to continue to hate yourself and do more moogle quests instead of just grinding solm al

Can I just take a moment to complain about the fact that if you want to unlock the Moogle beast tribe quests, you have to have completed a fairly long sidequest chain. I had not, and thought “Oh, waking up at 9am (an hour before reset) will be plenty of time to get the extra round in!”

I’m sorry. I can’t take this game seriously when all these deep serious voices are coming out of chibi characters in a game with (decently) realistic graphics. I mean, if it was just that they were always normal and didn’t go SD, it’d be interesting, or even if it the game was all chibi. But the mix is just... I can’t…

Because superdelegates are set in stone. I do love Jez and quite a few other Gawker blogs, but can you at least try to not be condescending and realize that it’s NOT set in stone yet?

Well, I’m terrified now. I’m in a campaign right now and I can see my DM doing all of these things and then some. He’s still taking it (kind of) easy on us because we’re only level 5... but I know it’s not gonna last the way our current dungeon is going.

Ive been playing on and off since the open beta and I still love the game. I’m more excited about the lore and story stuff (in fact, it was me that submitted the question about lore during the PAX East panel) then I am about grinding raids and that, but I still love the atmosphere and music for them and will clear…

Get out.

HERESY.

Yeah, I really don’t have any respect for Nintendo anymore. This is some grade A+ bullshit. Makes me almost glad that I haven’t cared enough about Pokemon or any of their franchises in such a long time (as opposed to literally all of my friends) that I haven’t cared to pick up anything they sell.

If it freaks you out, that sucks, but not everyone is going to agree or be ok with everything. The important thing is to not belittle people or be a bigot because something they like or identify with freaks you out. That’s basically all I want from people. Just accept people with a shrug and “not my cup of tea” and…

You’re allowed your opinions, that’s true. No one has to agree with them though, and when your opinions are either based in lies, bigotry, ignorance, or what have you, you have to accept that it’s going to make people mad and call you out on them. No one should hate anyone because of who they are. I don’t hate the…

True. We’re actually sane, unlike some groups out there.