A) Sorry bud. I'd read tons of comments by people who clearly hadn't used it or even owned one, so I gave you a similar response. My bad.

Outposts are used for three things:

It's one of those games where you really have to learn to deal with loss. Every time something goes wrong or an accident happens, you just have to sigh and say: "well, let's get on with it."

I really recommend Breakdown.

It's definitely not an indie game. It's published by Microsoft, they're all over that shit.

I'm okay with most of the sexual violence in GZ because it was treated as traumatic and terrible. Which is an utterly realistic, "correct" depiction of it.

This is very paranoid thinking.

Have you used it before?

Obviously, but the person you replied to said "while he's also seeing himself probably fall off the roller coaster simulation."

Awesome- anything new to update? Finally just getting through my Kinja backlog...

That sounds cool. I'll have to check it out!

Yeah no problemo, I got your intentions fully. Just the terminology that's worth getting right (otherwise less friendly people with the same point as myself might have gone a bit nutso on you.)

I think using sexual violence to tell a story is fine as long as it's not a story which paints it in any sort of good light. Basically, it's fine as long as it's well written. A story can feature anything as long as it's well written- as long as it treats the issue with maturity and balance. Showing it as an aspect of…

I saw how you enter this mode in a video preview. It's actually fairly immersive- or at least, it doesn't break the immersion.

They're also fetishized hugely. And you know what dictates something being fetishized? It being banned or disallowed or somehow "wrong."

Pretty much all of this stuff can be traced back to the Victorians. They're the source of most of our current cultural expectations.

Overcompensating.

What the other guy said. It's "couldn't care less" because you care about this the least amount possible, which means you totally disregard the argument.

Awful comment.

There's never been full-on rape, explicitly at least, but there are a handful of cases of sexual assault as someone mentioned. And none of that has been towards women. Women have a bad time of it, but they've been totally safe from anything sexual so far.