What the actual fuck does this even mean?

Delayed response is delayed, however. The demo is awesome and I was really, REALLY sad when it ended.

The reason why we should care is because the outside world sees this show as the "Video Games Awards" show that all of us gamers trust in.

Looks to me that you were able to do the research yourself.

Took the words right out of my mouth.

Look, I think we can all agree that the agreed upon agreement that an agreeable statement of agreement has been agreed upon is agreeable and that it is okay to agree to disagree as that is an agreeable form of discourse. Agreed?

His judgment is based on experience with people's actions. Yours is based solely on his job title and employer. That's issue to which people are taking.

Except at Panera there isn't a regulation or advisory symbol on the food that states "WARNING! This is not suited for [insert random group of people]!"

His "judgment" comes from experience as well as corporate-mandated rules; advising people to the content of Mature rated games. He's "judging" people who are buying games for children for whom this game is not recommended.

And what, pray tell, constitutes as "white knight bs"?

Funny thing is that Rockstar actually made some great female characters in one of their games, "Red Dead Redemption". Bonnie was one of my favorite characters, despite the fact that at some point she became the damsel. But, you know what they say, "Two steps forward, one step back."

"Get in line or get lost."

Agreed.

Hmm.... here, for this piece I give you something, The Internet. Today you won it, at least in my opinion.

Yeah, because The Godfather took place in 2013. I can definitely see how that comparison is a proper one. Thank you.

I really hate that term, "White Knight". That's a really insulting term. As if to say that any male that does anything that favors a better representation or support of women in an unpopular way is simply trying to please the woman or get in her pants. I absolutely hate that.

Yeah, the last part about the NSA was a bit of a jab at the "big brother" mentality of the US government, not meant to be a literal statement from a guy wearing a tinfoil hat.

So glad I wasn't the only one to think that as soon as I saw it.

So, we should jail people for saying things?