Then this video is wrong.

Actually, no. It doesn't fall between those things, because that guy's behavior, and the fact that you cannot be bothered to see the situation from any angle but your own, is indicative of a problem.

There's a really great article I pull out whenever confronted with people like you, who feel the need to criticize others just because they liked a thing:

http://www.theonion.com/articles/man-w…

Actually, I'm not an asshole. You can tell because there's someone in this thread defending harassment, and it isn't me.

It says a lot about you as a person that "doesn't really enjoy sexual harassment" reads as "white knight" to you.

I think I might have enjoyed the game because I thought it was really good. There's no deeper hidden meaning to it. I just like good games.

I was sent a review copy of the game, and after playing through it twice, I can honestly say I would have gladly paid the $20 for the game. I'm not as interested in game length as I am quality, which Gone Home had a lot of.

Man, I belong to a negative community.

A few things:

There was no attitude expressed. In fact, he said that Titanfall made him want to buy an Xbox One. Where's the negative in someone saying that the game makes them want the console? Did you read the original post?

I'm going to start with this, because I really, really want to hammer this point home: you need to empathize, and put yourself in her place. This is key.

I go to GameStop all the time. I work in a strip mall, and there's one a five minute walk from me. I'm also a person who always waits to pick up games until they get super cheap, and they always have pretty good prices on used games. The staff is nice, and are exceptionally chatty - and are great at helping me find…

What's wrong with saying 'Xbone'? It's a perfectly valid shortening. It is, after all, the XBox ONE. Completely valid.

I think it's more that you have crappy friends. My wife is perfectly polite about it, and it doesn't hurt that I'm in the business of exposing people to new things, rather than trying to shut down people who are curious about things.

I've actually been too busy to follow up with TPP, so I didn't know at all. I found the info interesting, and I read the very likely rhetorical statement as such.

There are times where the Newb is acceptable. I, for instance, watch a lot of shows that my wife isn't into (True Detective, The Sopranos [she came around on that one, though], Breaking Bad, etc.). Most of the time, I'm courteous about spending time together, and will finish the episode I'm watching before turning it…

Oh, good, Threes has been added to Android. Very exciting!

But that's a show with too many incredible characters to devote that much time to a C-lister. Part of the reason Lemongrab is enjoyable is because he's only been present for a whopping seven episodes. If he were a bigger part of the show, not only would he become incredibly stale - he's something of a one-trick-pony,…