Your suggestion is great, but i cant help but feel like most gamers would find a way to complain about THAT as well.

Ignore that last message.

GOD DAMMIT I DID IT AGAIN.

I did read all of your replies and by the way "potential issues" are not fair reasons to dismiss anything without precedent. Your "precedent" was real life sports; not applicable. I dont think you remember what you wrote.

I apologize for being rude and calling you names. That was uncalled for. Been responding to a few assholes here, it carried over to you and I was wrong for doing so.

You're STILL assuming the same problems will arise in a women's only tournament. While they may, I guarantee they will not even come close to the kind of things in a mixed event.

"Furthermore, you seem to believe feminism and its blind adherents are above criticism."

Dude, you cannot be comparing women's soccer, football, etc. to video games. That is so dumb.

I would like to ask all of these bros fighting for video-game equality activists to ask themselves:

If you agree that it will allow women to play in PEACE I don't understand why you would have a problem with it. A women's only tournament does no harm to anyone, it actually allows an open area for women to become a part of a game they would otherwise drop if they didn't want to deal with the harrassment; it expands…

Fantastic response, man.

"are women in gaming getting treated worse than men?"

Buddy, you've humiliated yourself enough; Maybe sit the rest of this one out.

I really hope you're joking.

EDIT: Hit the wrong reply button. Sorry.

Whoa, I just saw a soccer player get knocked down and immediately get back up and in the play.

First, I wanna say I hate streakers and think they deserve the worst kind of consequences for their actions.

Are you kidding? What game were you watching?

Completely agree.

The Rangers did not by any means play a bad game, Jonathan Quick was just too good in net.