Some women want to actually enjoy their free time. Imagine that. They go to this cafe and get to be free of the pressures men are free from everywhere.

Why is it the obligation of the marginalized group to forgo safety and peace of mind in order to effect this massive and necessary cultural change?

Segregation is when you FORCE two groups to be separate through rules/laws. Taking US history for example: forcing black people to the back of the bus, keeping them out of certain restaurants, etc.
I don’t see this cafe as segregation but rather a fair option for women who would like to not deal with guys. North…

It’s like you can’t possibly do multiple things in some people’s estimation. So myopic.

Wether there is a problem or not, wether it’s a temporary mask or not, it doesn’t matter.

You need to ask yourself this Bloodr0se: Why would women feel the need to go to a place to be nerd without men?

but they generally do more harm than good IMHO.

This will no doubt become a yaoi discussion paradise ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I kinda feel like, if the snakes got breast armour, the sectoids can get some pants

I always thought Yoshitaka Amano drew inspiration from David Bowie. Most of his character art look like Bowie, much like Shinkiro always draws George Clooney.

For those interested, here’s the numbers for Japan in 2010, when the mobile market was a lot smaller:

someone will always be offended by something

Gaming is definitely not a business. Games are not products made to be sold to as many players as possible, games are art. The hundreds of developers came together to make SFV solely for the art and not the money. We all know that, right?

Some pretty big logical fallacies, there. To say nothing the out-right lies and rampant spelling/grammar issues.

All chaps are assless. Stop it.

Stree Overlord uncomfortable?

Ain’t nothing weird bout it.

Hey what’s up guys, Seymour Guado here. We talkin’ about video game hair or what?

So basically “We showed personal discretion and for many reasons made our own changes to the game to make it more like we want it to be, as hundreds of game devs have done for decades.”