Not at all. It's a complete overhaul.

For many people it is a hassle they don't want to deal with.

People have always been very sex-oriented, it was the Catholic church and other major religions that beat into everyone that sex is a bad thing.

Most, yes, but as with all console generations so far, there are always gems that stand out.

Pretty sure he was talking about PC elitists (a type of fanboy) and not all PC gamers. Your argument was not in vain however, as it brought me much entertainment.

Indulging a whole bag of candy is pretty reckless, yeah.

People are different. You apparently didn't face what the poster above you did, so that's that. Not everyone can handle an event the same way. Also, they didn't say 'my parents are horrible people!', they just gave an account of their own childhood. You can't simply compare your own experiences with theirs and tell…

It's pretty unique in the way it's so strict that it's actually in their contracts when the girls sign on at the young age they're recruited. In the US there are no such rules regarding relationships. It's very much a cultural thing, but again, that's a huge difference.

That's messed up. The dude had to divorce because of his fanbase? D: oh man.

The difference is they aren't subject to as extreme an institutionalized system of slut-shaming as they are in Japan. And that difference is huge.

+1. I'd bet the target audience for idols aren't fans of PSG. lol

It rarely works for most.

It's not an article though, it's a blog post.

We're both black.

Ha, it was a knee-jerk response :p

Perhaps it was Tiamat? Or the wood dragon. There are some really frustrating bosses in the game.

There's pretty terrible attitudes on both sides. That said, who gets the majority of the hate? The people who like the game. Many of them aren't fanboys at all, and know very well it has flaws, but they get told they're pieces of shit anyway and should stop commenting. It isn't the criticism that's a problem in my…

Oddly enough, he did, and he loved it.

The FF fanbase really hates change, which is understandable considering FF hasn't really been known for breaking away from established formulas until FFXI. FFI-X are all turn based, all follow a similar save the world story, and with the exception of a couple titles that have choose-your-own-heroes, feature a rag tag…