Gamers: "We want games to be considered Art!"

It looks weird and stupid to insiders, so I can only imagine.

This interview made me realize just how strange the whole gamergate fiasco must look to outsiders.

This is what happens when you have a leaderless movement, it is allowed to warp into a different beast because anyone can attach to it. Take that and add it with the internet and its almost guaranteed to warp into something terrible. As I have stated multiple times (On twitter & my podcast) #Gamergate doesn't even…

I don't get this origin hate anymore. the original worry is that it would be bloated and useless and unusable. Instead it's at least average and not very intrusive.

Call me when it is free to play. I would love me some more Elder Scrolls, but as a working married adult I just don't get enough time to justify a subscription. It took me over a year to "finish" Skyrim (around 120 hours play time) and that was basically the only game I played that year.

Oh Yee of little integrity.

HAHAHAHAH. Wow. Making declarative statements about what you imagine to be an oversight with the game. Inefficient coding? Really? I imagine you've never written a line of code in your life. Code doesn't take up space. Assets do. Inefficient code could cause things like frame stuttering, but code has literally nothing…