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He also didn’t get banned for the threat at all; the ban was for something he did in the game, and it was a pretty clear violation of the rules. The ‘threat’ came afterward, and the dev just responded; it doesn’t appear to have had any in-game consequences.

He said he was selling it for charity. Such a massive prick, right?

I think there’s a bit more nuance there... it’s a bit of a false dichotomy.

Reverse order.

TO ALASKA!

Cecilia is literally shaming people into action. That is bullying.

Uh, nope. That is not what bullies do.

Having an ally to either tank, heal, or DPS those toxic comments is incredibly helpful.

Sure, they may keep mouthing off, but being willing to

A lot of commenters have suggested that in previous articles. A thick skin is necessary for online gaming, don’t get me wrong, but these commenters fail to understand that harassment in games is a reflection of a real-life culture that pays women less in the workplace, resists healthcare coverage of birth control (but

Online Splatoon was great because there was no voice chat and it was kind of hard for one bad player to ruin things that much. If a match went really badly they’re only three minutes long, so you move on. I don’t know how voice chat in Splatoon 2 is going to change things.

This is some master-class shade.

Protip: if you have ever written or said the following phrases or something similar in regards to online harassment:

It’s horrible but statistically women are much more likely to be murdered by husbands, boyfriends, or exes than random break ins (or terrorism.) So it’s the natural thought. Of course the federal government is now gutting DV programs.

So the pregnant woman lost the fetus at its own party? Ughhhhghsgsvduf.

My first instinct is that this is a jilted lover/ former abuser situation, and the fact that that’s where my mind immediately goes devastates me.

Infinity dollars on someone’s ex-husband or ex-boyfriend.

But they didn’t enter it lawfully. In most states, after a light changes green, the intersection has to be clear of traffic before it can be legally entered.

The ride isn’t an historically accurate representation of the 1600s, it’s a romanticized tribute to “A Pirate’s Life,” which includes ghosts, shanties, and (now) Captain Jack Sparrow.

You’re assumption that from your experience, all these women are like that is messed up and wrong, and I hope you don’t think this is a one sided problem. Some people want to tske the easiest path possible.