Diversity goes both ways.

We have male characters who are either "macho" guys or overly muscular brutes.

Where are the more athletic, slim men who don't conform to gender norms?

It seems that when it comes to women in games, they can be sexy, smart or strong, but when it comes to men it has to either be "macho" tough…

He is still right you know, it was just horse riding shots and a lame looking Navi with an annoying voice.

At least Link looks the part.

Yes, pretty much

Exactly

Halo wasn't the first Bungie game I played, it was the Marathon and Myth series, they did good work with those and Oni as well.

But it seems to me they just want to deflect everything bad they have said or done and instead have some sort of response ready to be thrown in whenever their integrity is put into…

I call bullshit, the times I went to the cave I used to get quite a good amount of items, even some purples. Compared to doing a strike or PvP which usually yielded less items or nothing at all at the time.

Bungie just wants to sound like they knew what they were doing and end up looking like the good guys here. Im…

I have and a lot of people who play games assume this as well.

P.N.03 was such an underrated and misunderstood game when it came out.

I really enjoyed it, shame Vanessa Z. Schneider won't get redeemed anytime soon ;_;

I always get mad when people think that the Middle Ages = Fantasy.

For some reason, people believe dragons, wizards and elves existed during the Medieval period, I blame Tolkien and modern fantasy for creating that perception.

Whenever you talk about the middle ages, you get comments like that "oh with dragons?"

Maybe you don't understand what I meant.

Basically, characters in the original DOTA (the Warcraft 3 mod) felt like they all belong in the same universe, whereas the LoL characters feel like they are a mix of fantasy, sci fi and everything else.

I don't mind the mix, but the aesthethic of the characters feels confusing…

Pretty good use of the soundtrack of the Dark Knight Returns animated film, which is also about a retired Batman making a comeback.

Something that always bothered me about this game is the mix of character styles and designs, its like anything they came up with or copied from other sources gets thrown into it.

The game just feels all over the place with its character roster.

Hilariously creepy! :D

I fully support more diversity in games of all types not just women, but no, I don't care what she has to say and if that makes me an asshole then so be it.

I don't have to be part of a herd, I can think for myself.

When are they going to make a game like this for consoles... >_<

This is the new norm.

Release unfinished games for $60 and have a readily available content of paid DLC on day one.

Fuck...!

Why should religion be protected from criticism?

We criticize other people's political views, culture, gender, sexuality, race, weight, way of life etc etc. People on the religious camp are particularly critical of other people.

Religion isn't sacred, stop acting like it should be.

This is a great feature I guess, but maybe a bit too late?

I remember back when MP was coming out, everyone was saying how it was "copying" Halo...hahaha NO!

Its strange that MP basically laid the foundation for first person adventure games but there haven't been any game like it since its release, considering how popular first person (shooters) games are, you'd think…

Next time, fix the game by having a much more unique and interesting lead character.

Well some of the figures made over the years have included more than just the iconic heroes/villains.

For example the first Blizzard figure line from 1998 (which I own) had characters representing some of the factions and common units in each game.