People say they like those, but they don't buy them. Look at GTA: Lost and Damned and Ballad of Gay Tony. Fantastic expansions that added a ton to the base game, and no one bought them. Same with Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare.

People say they like expansions, but they don't buy them.

The Souls games are filled with cheap 'challenges' for the player to overcome.

good job science i guess or something

Rapists generally don't threaten their parent's worldview. For LGBT-related violence, there are generally religious aspects with a helping of misogyny. Rape and murder fit in nicely to this worldview - "rape is bad, my child raped, murder is bad, my child murdered".

So she wore high-level mage armor?

Nothing says "fundamental respect for life" quite like a mean-spirited, half-assed pun aimed at someone grieving over the loss of her husband.

Maybe I'm too liberal but I don't see the big deal. I wish parents were more honest and say that they're uncomfortable looking at half naked people and leave kids out of it. Kids for the most part don't give a shit about a lot of stuff parents worry about. How will this cover harm them?

Well VFX is essentially Game Development these days. Anything with computers is a guaranteed project by project layoff in any field now.

What really? How are royalties not tied to the Credits like in film or really anything else? It's time the game industry got some real organization, this is the big leagues now, time to guild up.

It's deliciously ironic that hipster.com now redirects to AOL.com.

And respectability politics is really only directed at the Black community as some sort of justification for oppression and violence. Because GOD KNOWS there aren't any white people who aren't articulate or speak in "jibberish."

I wish they would have waited until the controversy had the potential to derail the whole Bush presidential run.

Czahor, the founder of Hipster.com, has resigned from that post already, after tweets he sent out about slutty girls and gays, plus controversial writings about race, were revealed.

"First of all, Martin Luther King, Jr. was a well-dressed, extremely well-spoken man; he didn't have his pants sagged to his ankles, and he wasn't delivering his speech in "jibberish" or "slang" (ie. he wasn't speaking like a rapper). He understood that looking respectable and speaking clearly and concisely isn't…

Mandvi was born to do this... I hope they at least give him first refusal.

I kinda like the panel format and the Keep it 100. Sam Bee I think is too much of a character, like Colbert. If anything, I would love for Jessica Williams or Aasif Mandvi to take over, now that I think about it.

I genuinely like the Nightly Show's format. Put Samantha B in the chair.

Um. Can you not be raping me with the truth please? It hurts my braingina.

I also just don't understand. He is literally STATING FACTS. Horrific horrific things have been done in the name of religion. Like it happened. It actually did. So why shouldn't that be discussed?