Can you blame him? This is the first actual thing he’s done since getting in office.

Time to start speed dating.

“top of the line CGI” was why I watched it in 3D, and I’ll be damned if you say I didn’t get that in spades. I can’t think of a single person that said Avatar “broke new cultural ground” or “it had the best plot/story/characters”

He would know. It doesn’t have a SINGLE golden toilet. Trump dump.

Yes, but you could just take the parts list and build it yourself. Surely you can see the parts list before you order it... right?

Unreal Engine 4, eh? One day it may come out on Nintendo Switch. Keepin’ the dream alive.

Makes perfect sense, too, because Mario is Italian!

Yeah, this seems like a massive high-level conceptual fail. You’d have to put it down on your lap or some other surface to be able to type, and at that point you might as well use a normal keyboard. A wireless bluetooth keyboard seems like a much better solution than this abomination.

I meant that all sexual preferences should be acceptable, but your miscontruing is exactly why I didn’t use the word “acceptable”.

Amen, brother/sister.

Maybe the word “normal” means different things to different people. Perhaps the word “acceptable” is better. Yeah, I doubt that same-sex relationships will ever be the majority, but who knows?

I agree with most of what you said. However, I disagree that “the fight was won”. There are many, MANY people who still believe that it is immoral for same-sex people to engage in any romantic or sexual relationship. That said, I think this article may be working against its own agenda. So, maybe we’re saying the same…

Agreed on all accounts!

I was very happy that ESO had a quest about the tender love and loss of two male wood elves... and no blog blew it out of proportion like when Mass Effect allowed same-sex relationships.

Agreed on the first paragraph, and thank you for sharing. I was hoping that someone bisexual would share their view. I’m very close with someone who is and have many more friends who are, so I’m sensitive to the subject.

It was more of a general statement. Whenever two women in media are attracted to each other or show any romantic involvement, they’re usually labeled lesbians, and I think that should stop, especially when BOTH of them are clearly bisexual or maybe even pansexual, who knows? Example, Asami and Korra from The Legend of…

True. I added #2, because I got the sense from the author that Blizzard was belittling it from using the word “sidelined”.

1. Why are they automatically labeled as lesbian? They could be bisexual or something else. They like each other.

The correct answer is *in Unreal Tournament announcer voice* WICKED Siiick!

Video games are truly an even playing field that people from countries all over the world can understand. It is this combined experience that I find so profoundly appealing.