He didn’t blame feminists. He didn’t blame anyone. He didn’t even say feminists. He clearly said “those people” who try to interfere with others lives.

he only tried speculating what could the cause be... he never blamed anyone, it’s just a couple scenarios he thinks that could be possible. He never heard the reason for the ban, so until he gets into contact with someone from Twitch, he can only guess what the reason is.

But then why are games like the Postal games or Hatred still not banned when they are pretty much just crazy if not more so then YS?

I disagree. I don’t think he blames them directly at any point, and may not mean feminists at all, or at least not in particular. There are several groups who may have issues with the games themes, and I don’t think the creator is that kind of guy judging from his other videos about development.

Glad you wrote this. This guy worked his butt off, and to be denied broadcast without response is unacceptable. Twitch needs to get it together, as they are becoming (if not already!) a major force in the industry. They need to grow up and act consistently, and stop pretending like they are some boutique content…

“2016 was a tough year for hardware spending.”

Man it’s fucking disheartening to see so many “We have no answer at this time” responses when this console hits shelves in less then 2 months.

Fwiw the design predates mercy

“Who in the hell is this Democrat-come-lately to scold Democrats on all they’ve done wrong?”

I own a Wii U, PS4, Xbox One, 4K TV, 4K gaming PC, 2 3DSs, multiple collector’s editions for games on all the platforms, and have plenty of games in general for all platforms.

It’s not their first online service, though. Just the first one they’re charging for. They’ve offered (really crappy) online services since the Wii.

It’s an unproven system, especially when the Wii U is a failure, they want to price it to the current systems and charge online with their online infrastructure being BY FAR the biggest piece of shit in online gaming.

Charging for online play is such a joke. These guys haven’t implemented a single positive online feature in the past decade. Unless they miraculously figured out how the internet works, they’re out of their minds if they think that I’m going to pay for their online services.

Ok, I’m one for having aesthetic taste, but calling something “trashy” when the direct way to your aesthetic heart, Plunkett, is tacky plastic mid-1990s Nintendo nostalgia, I’m gonna have to call you out.

And yet you still can’t get a hold of and talk to a real person for customer support in a timely manner. All this growth each year and Valve acknowledging their shortcomings for years but hey yea more Dota 2 tournaments and CSGO boxes.

I get told a lot that if a game allows something, bug or no, that it’s totally legal. Is this a kosher move on Blizzard’s part to reprimand people who took advantage of this when they let it go on this long? I would feel its safe to assume Blizzard knows how to rush a patch, having an MMO under their roof and all…

I have still never seen it, and I play 3v3 reasonably often (maybe 2 or 3 a day).

See, even when Valve is ratted out as screwing their customers over, there are guys like you giving them "mad props" and even claiming their behaviour "should be an example to others". No. This is ridiculous. Do you also give "mad props" to murderers who enter "guilty" pleas at trial and praise them as shining…

I refuse to applaud a corporation for its Brave Admission that it's been fucking its customers sideways and refusing to do things that all of its competitors have done better at for over a decade now, and its pledge that they'll totally try harder now, guys, seriously. They don't get shit until they've turned words…

Yeah BBB is pretty corrupt, that being said, steam customer service is pretty bad.