Oh Kotaku.  Someday you'll learn how to write non-click bait article titles.

I have this ass master and Ben Simmons on my NBA Live 19 crew and now I realize why my fucking gym keeps getting stolen by everyone on the server.

This whole article (is it even an article) is trash. Your click bait heading is trash. The fact you think dmc is trash because of your mom or something, idk, is trash. You have no business talking about games if you think DMC is “trash”. 

I got to play a week early with EA Access and by the time I hit the list of requirements for the 4 tombs I was done. Which is saying something. I played Destiny 1 and The Division through to original max levels at launch and never felt like I was wasting my time the way I feel playing Anthem. Video games are…

I think the issue is that gamers treat playing an un-fun game like working for an oppressive employer. It’s like they don’t know they don’t have to play.

Team Rumble (20 v 20 with respawns) is easily the most fun game mode in our house. My son and I play on two tvs (one with xbox, the other on switch) and respawns let us play a 10 minute match together and then compare kills/accuracy etc.

At this point you “supporters” are just being nitpicky. We get that Fallout is your favorite series but when you have to hammer on the fact that some people don’t think it has problems, it looks petty.

disagree on that one. It’s black and red. Texas Tech QB’s got the reputation of being purely system guys and unable to be effective in a pro-style offense.

I can’t say I completely agree with everything he said, but I feel like your reading way to much into that guys comment.

Wow.  I know Eric is mad but he can’t do that in a public forum.  That’s one of the major problems; we as black people openly denigrating each other in public, which just fuels the rhetoric from those we view as oppressors.  

This is Wilson’s fourth suspension in his last 105 games

Dabo Swinney’s whole persona is built on grandstanding so that’s definitely the least surprising thing about all of this.

Hmm, well, maybe I’m splitting hairs a bit, but “get[ting] points out to influence how his team and actions are perceived” is literally the definition of grandstanding.

“If I was worried about that or I was deceitful in some way, I could’ve huddled the coaches up and said, ‘Hey, let’s make sure we start him for Syracuse. And that way he’s got no options.’ That’s not how I operate.”

I understand your point but it is the equivalent of saying “I got an A in civics so I don’t need to follow the White House or Congress in order to host a show on politics.  I generally understand how government works.” I don’t think anyone expects a host to have true expertise but I think we expect them to have more…

This brand of pretentious, navel-gazing “thinkpieces” are the inevitable result of someone getting liberal arts degree that has no practical career use. All that accumulated jargon needs an outlet of some kind, and when your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

I think the messages are hilarious

The writer is acting like this is a problem that is plaguing the game, a problem that tons of people have with it, etc.

“Can you lighten up first? And if that seems like a ridiculous, overblownsuggestion, well, then there you go.”

When does a joke stop and being offensive start? The writer comes across as being ridiculously thin-skinned. This is schoolboy stuff.