Yes, law enforcement investigate potential threats and determine whether they are credible or not. It's kinda something they do all the time, even with threats delivered over Twitter/the internet.
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When you get threats like that, you don't broadcast them to the public. You report them to authorities, who will generally tell you not to do that very thing while they investigate. Because publicizing them before they've been investigated can not only hinder the investigation, but it can cause a whole lot of needless…
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I actually did go straight for Joe's point. His stance is taking what she says at face value, I responded by pointing out that one can not reasonably due that given her history of lying. One has to assume these threats are serious, which thus far the dozens and dozens have been found to be non-credible when…
Because?...
The same one that took Tweets from an anti-GG person back on October "threatening" to sarin gas PAX Prime (not even PAX East) and reposted them, implying that not only was this a GG supporter (which they weren't), but that these were current, credible threats?
It's like they don't even know what video game they're playing. Fanservice is a massive part of DoA, and that's fine. If you don't like fanservice, don't play DoA. There are other fighting games that don't focus on it as much and they're pretty good too.
Not for me. I've had zero problems launching offline mode without any internet. There are still lingering issues with that, but for the most part they've fixed that issue.
One could say this for any major name, though. That doesn't make any of them legitimately feasible, especially some dumbass Brazilian troll. Oh heavens no, this guy is a shitty internet troll, clearly he's a big threat in real life for someone thousands of miles away!
Gaming media have nobody to blame but themselves.
you forgot, "& Gaming media", as many of the problems are directly tied to gaming media as well.
Then you don't have to do anything... I mean, what other options are there that you were thinking of?
For kids who can't be bothered to put their damn phones away and show an ounce of respect for their professors, fellow students, and possibly their parents/relatives who may be paying/helping to pay their way through college? Yeah, I don't have any compassion for them. If they think that their twitter conversation…
$40 is the usual price for expansions, though.
But it doesn't. I mean, look at all the "pro" female-only teams in League that have gotten any publicity over the years. They've been summarily laughed out of the spotlight by the community due to the fact that the vast majority of them have been built around, "HEY! WE HAVE BOOBS!" rather than "HEY! WE'RE REALLY…
When it becomes a daily interruption to send out students/tell them to turn their damn phones off, then it's their job to stop that from happening to begin with. I paid for instruction too, and if their dumb ass is interrupting my ability to learn because they can't be asked to put their precious social life on hold…
I was fortunate enough to go to college, and doubly so to get out without crippling debt thanks to a family member getting me in tuition-free. While I was far from a straight-A student, I gave a shit about my education and took it seriously. When your phone is constantly making noise and interrupting the class that…
Considering I have no desire to have kids as I generally loathe children, I'm cool with that.
So if it's not appealing to women (I can't imagine that there aren't some women who would love to play professionally, even if it comes with downsides like the lifestyle).