That awesome moment someone on a video game blog is a better investigative journalist this half the media in the nation. Anyway, I believe he is lying(it’s obvious) but I don’t say that to be mean to him. I wonder what was his reason for doing something like this? It seems very strange. I hope this gets an update.

Oh if I could be a fly on the wall at Ubisoft where this idea was pitched...

Not hate. They exposed the origin stories of Scientology and Mormonism and pointed out flaws in the stories. I don’t think that’s hate. In fact, on the Mormon episode, the Mormon kid commented on how he liked his religion despite the flaws because it gave him a pretty good life. One of the show’s main characters is…

They definitely have a ton of hate for Scientologists, and I think they did some dumping on Mormons too (but then again, there aren’t many targets they’ve missed in so many years of run time). I don’t remember them being too hateful of Jews, though; plenty of Cartman mocking them, but when I was watching a lot of it…

Keep telling yourself that.

Anybody else feel like they’re waiting for fireworks? The alt right reaction is going to be hilarious. Fuck, Nintendo ending Mario’s career as a plumber made it on Fox News, I can only imagine the talking heads screaming about this

They have huge balls, but they always had them. It’s very bold, indeed, to do this for a video game, though. As in, actual commentary. Not like GTA 5's “hidden” mechanics, but an actual talk of it.

Ah, this makes so much sense. All those black guys who died first in every action or horror movie weren’t pushovers, they were just playing on Legendary.

South Park is getting in on the real life simulator here.

That’s a fucking bold move.

Cue alt-right meltdown