I guess that makes sense. I gave up years ago on character creation working for me. 5 years ago male hair styles were all short and mine was long. Now Bloodborne gives me the opposite.

Is character selection really this important to people that they'll boycott games over it?

Nah, give me middle eastern oil baron, please.

I like this. Prevents everyone from looking the same. I hate when games have character creation only to see an endless sea of the same person.

Well according to survey data women do get far outnumbered by the men. Though I would say "an incredibly large amount of men play games" instead of "very few women play games".

Oh god thank you for reminding me of Chex Quest.

You're safer online than you are offline. No one is invading anyone, and you'll see messages with hints. Any player far enough to invade someone is honestly already on NG+ and that's a very small few. Most haven't found the invasion item yet.

In all honesty I like the pistol more than the blunderbus.

The average non-hardcore gamer tends to only want to play a game with a lead that matches their gender and sometimes even race. There tends to be a stigma to the larger male audience when it comes to playing females. These "casual" gamers make up a LOT of sales. The hardcore audience would play as the Twinkie…

I only want a female link because of the lesbian cosplays that have made me need one...

Zelda has been a combatant in every console game since OoT . She even had a sword in Twilight Princess. In Skyward Sword she is constantly one step ahead of Link.

Nintendo keeps voicing that they like VR, but don't want to integrate it because it's a less social experience.

I would feel the same had I not found out that BB is by the team that did Demons' Souls and Dark Souls 1.

10/10 must watch.

They've confirmed custom campaigns. You can get a lost mines tileset by preordering the DM edition.

I will be playing Bloodborne in my best suit.

My vote: let women show even more skin while streaming.

I guess I can knock this out in the morning while I wait for Gamestop to open. It's Bloodborne day.

Have I done something to offend you, or something? I was literally just providing a supporting statement that gave a more accurate representation (gaining all the memories and not just the sorrows) from one of the people more directly involved with the game. I don't understand why this makes you want to attack me.

Making light of an "issue" is the most efficient way to unarm someone. It's just a word with nothing attached to it. Try to be a bit more resilient.