It is a lose-lose situation for him. He plays Sym who he is damn good at, he gets reported. He switches to a character they want but he probably sucks at, they lose and they still bitch at him.

Yeah, I think this is a pop culture-consumer issue and not a generational one. It’s not the tumblr crowd going to see Paul Blart.

Just looked... in the top 50 streams for LoL and CS:GO, the top two games right this second, I count 3 women, 2 in sweaters and 1 in a loose T shirt.
You must know of some shit cam sites.

“This used to be a god damn community of gamers, nerds, kids that got bullied, kids that got fucked with, kids that resorted to the gaming world because the real world was too fucking hard, too shitty, too lonely, too sad and depressing,”

“Twitch used to be full of people who were bullied, but now it’s full of a bunch of sluts.”

Holy shit.

Who gives a shit

Evidently, one person’s “sexy” is another person’s, “Er, do we need to go to the hospital?”

There is one immediately apparent distinction between the two types of games you’re describing: whether the purpose of the game is to tittilate the player. Watch Dogs, Rust, Witcher—these games may incorporate nudity or sex, but the purpose of the game is not for masturbation.

If you don’t know anything about something you shouldn’t comment. Bike rallies now are mainly dentist’s and podiatrist’s and the like. I make res jokes all the time with my friends and I don’t have a problem with non natives doing it but this seemed a little beyond that.

Well, I think someone needs to review his AP style guide about how to report on transgendered individuals. Or at least repeat 8th grade English. I mean, if you want to go out of your way to degrade this person by using an incorrect pronoun, that's one thing. But you could at least be consistent about it, ie: not…