They made their decision and it was a bad decision. 

And articles like this help me make an informed decision about which developers I support.

It’s one theater, man.  

It’s telling how much the failings of GoT have occurred when they’ve strayed from the source material (e.g. by their flip approach to introducing sexual violence that wasn’t present in the original). Even more telling that it has fallen apart completely as soon as they’ve had to leave the source material behind.

The last 2 seasons, they’ve been operating without GRRM’s material, and have completely dropped the ball. They are failing to explain motivations (why did Dany lose it and burn the city? The “seeing the red keep” excuse from after the thrones didn’t explain her rage well enough at all), constantly changing the rules…

Yeah, I’d definitely rather focus on the fact that she shared, like, a thing implying that grieving parents’ pain was false then the fact that she’s not the best voice actor.

Stay outta the greys. The intersection between the vocal MTG community and bigots is super unfortunate.

Compared to toys that cost over three times as much, I think they look pretty darn good.

You do understand that not all women of color are black, right?

Fire emblem is pretty popular in the west now yeah. It’s one of Nintendo’s bigger ips.

Golden Sun and Advanced Wars need the franchise boosts and Animal Crossing has way too many potential fighters to only have villager.

Echo fighters are just glorified reskins, right?So what’s the big deal?  Did we complain that Mario Kart 8 had all the Koopalings?

Here’s my thing: I thnk 7 is a perfectly fine number of FE characters. Melee exposed the series to the wider world and served to catalyze it into a highly valuable Nintendo franchise. Plus, the characters are inherently made for fighting. Seven is fine.

They don’t have defense heroes anymore. They said that classes in Overwatch should be disregarded even before they themselves lumped all offense together.

I hate to say it, but it feels like a sad sort of progress that the dude actually owned what he did.

Oh I see, the whole killed 3000 people in a war. It’s a war people die, why does that make people uncomfortable?

The whole context about that war and how it colors relationship between Japan and China makes this really problematic.

I think he’s insulting the critics, not the writer.

I love how this is always phrased by publishers as some insurmountable technical feat requiring discovery of a lost ancient technology known only in legend.

Until you realize that if she looked like a model there’d be a sizable contingent saying she got in only on her looks and doesn’t deserve to be there. It’s lose/lose with these people.