Doesn’t know what the word means but the video is clear as day. He pauses and you can basically see him flip through his mental rolodex of slurs and pick that word.

Wow that’s hilarious. Even less of an urge to purchase the game now lmao.

You’re right. It’s Puritan values, not patriarchy. Goes all the way back to the Massachusetts Bay Colony. American media is still influenced by those values.

They used the wrong. The correct word is Puritan.

I agree. I hope Bungie carefully reads the focused feedback of New Light (on the subreddit) and revamps the introduction because it is awful.

Honestly I’m a veteran and I created a new character to experience the “new” beginning mission and I agree with everyone who is saying it’s a shitty introduction to the game for genuine new players. It explains absolutely nothing other than WASD movement. Bungie really needs to fix this if they want new players to…

You’re technically not supposed to pull over onto the shoulder of a highway if you’re not having an emergency. We’re supposed to keep the shoulder clear just in case there’s an actual emergency.

They owe their Patreon supporters and dismissively said “we don’t need [Patreon supporters] anymore” now that they took Epic’s deal.

The comment section is barren of empathy.

I support paying artists but Grady is a complete asshole. Always has been.

OWL needs hero bans more than 2-2-2.

They showed in the Treehouse that if you don’t want to craft stuff you can buy it from Nook. Not sure if that applies to every furniture item though.

I wonder how many workers’ comp claims get filed at game dev studios.

Before the game came out, the developers practically jerked themselves off in the press about how they won’t force any romantic choices on players and that they can sleep with people of the same gender, garnering them a lot of praise and new fans. Then the DLC happens. People have the right to be pissed off.

You’re assuming they did it unprompted. He could have asked them to post those tweets and they said sure.

“All of the game’s vendors”

He is a moderator of the subreddit, he is not a twitch employee. The people who post on that sub do not equal the entire Twitch community. It’s not hard to see the difference.

Is your Blizzard line about Diablo or something else?

> who chronicles the history of speedrunning on his YouTube channel

Ninja is not the only streamer who plays battle royales and insist people who kill him are stream snipers. I can think of two other streamers who have that attitude.