People who say this don’t have a clue what it means to be a pro League player. TSM put in 14 hour days for months on end just to be on top in North America, then were defeated in international tournaments because Korean teams put in even more time. Playing a game this much isn’t fun, it’s a job, and it’s one that is…

There it is, that’s the type of argument you hear a lot if you’re a game developer from owners and publishers, “You’re making video games for a living, you should be happy” after people complain about 60+ hour work weeks for months and ultimately no job security.

It must be nice to be so privileged and hope for something so simple.

Smeh. Just practice competitive in competive. It’s not like it actually matters.

I am absolutely stunned that a Bethesda game is buggy.

Sooooo, it’s Skyrim?

Both Undertale and FNAF’s fanbases have the same problem that MLP had after the first and second seasons, which is fans whom act as if the IP is God in heaven and if you don’t like it, it’s time to burn you at the stake.

Undertale had a similar problem, where the most prominent representations of fans coalesced into mobs of hate that would spam any comment thread with nonsense. It got to the point where if one of my favorite Youtubers was streaming the game as opposed to uploading an LP I just couldn’t watch it; fans got so damn upset…

Internet fandoms as a whole are the worst.

Thinking a woman is sexy is not automatically objectification! Handy tool: subjects act, objects are acted upon. So, if you’re treating women as subjects (seeing women as people who can make choices), you’re fine. If you’re treating women like objects (seeing women as things to be acted upon; i.e. “I don’t even ask,…

Because memes used to be the pinnacle of humor before all this.

“Terrorism declared legal for white people.”

Yes how dare they put measures in to prevent assholes like you from harassing women in their games.

The entire point of VR is to elicit visceral, emotional responses in people by making them feel actually present in the situation. Why would feeling present for your own sexual assault be exempt from eliciting an emotional reaction?

I don’t understand your “point.” Clipping through a virtual avatar and specifically attempting to mimic sexual assault against it are two different things entirely.

They are already here. They need to just find their own pro-rape safespace if the idea that people don’t like harassment is triggering them.

I know you think you’re being funny, but VR experiences are capable of eliciting visceral, emotional responses in people. That’s literally the entire point of VR. Why would being sexually molested in VR be exempt from eliciting such responses? Furthermore, what kind of sick person users VR to fulfill their fantasy…

This is basically just the VR equivalent of a block-button, no need to try to be so edgy.

Usually by opening the door and dealing with the ever present gauntlet of cucklord manbabies who get triggered whenever their little bubble of sexism, assault, and douchery gets popped.

Came to the comment section to see if rape apologist were already here. Was not disappointed.