“Tell women that a single room at a single event is off limits to them for a couple of hours and it’s a war crime to be tried at the Hague”

But the women weren’t excluded from said culture. to make it fair men should have been allowed at said event and treated in an openly hostile manner. See not sexist.

The dude can totally pull it off, though he looks more Nilfaardian then Geralt here I’ll admit.

“It looked fantastic for its time.”

If I hadn’t played the game I would be pretty tilted about the image, just sayin

“My X is more important than your Y” is the whole basis of outrage culture.

“I don’t want to do this because it makes me and my family uncomfortable,” is full-enough reason not to do something, full stop.

Kotaku has been off the rails a very long time. Unfortunately, Grayson is quite literally a voice for the delusional, drooling psychopaths behind the shadows just waiting to jump on anyone they don’t agree with. Has been for a long while now.

The fact is that most people don’t want to invite drama into their personal lives so lets stop assuming his marriage isn’t strong enough to survive the gossip. Why subject your significant other to the abuse or harassment? Also can you guarantee that the gossip would stay online? We all know that there are those who…

why does this matter? who cares who he chooses to play a game with on his stream. why try to shame him into playing with a female streamer if he doesnt want to? you guys are going off the rails lately

Stop telling people what they should do on their own channels

So his completely understandable fears about rumors and gossip possibly rising to destroy his family aren’t as important as playing games with women publicly?

Yep, I get the whole punching up, punching down thing, but, and there always is one isn’t there, a line does have to be drawn. I mean, heck, white people are soon going to be a minority in the US anyway so how about we stamp down on racism now instead of waiting a couple of years.
Let’s be fair here, you can call it…

To be fair, the tagline *IS* “In The Grim Darkness Of The Future, There Is Only War”. Not “There Is Only War, And The Occasional Pleasant Conversation over Tea And Buttered Scones”.

They oversexualize men too.  Deal with it.

If a game actively wants to be/make a political statement, I am all for it, otherwise I kinda disagree.

Was the original thumbnail of them looking at each other not getting enough clicks for Kotaku?

Glancing at this page it is loading tracking from: Doubleclick, Chartbeat, Criteo, QuantServe, and SkimResources. There’s also two Facebook pixels being loaded. They are all doing the exact same thing that RedShell does, this includes fingerprinting (which is what everyone’s angry at RedShell for), which gets around…

No. Their removal of the software is due to swiftly growing customer outcry.

The irony of people being outraged at this and visiting Kotaku is real. Guess what? Kotaku’s ad networks, etc. do this *exact* same thing.