So essentially:

I know people are going to flip out about every single word Twitch said, but it’s a step in the right direction. After seeing that Twitch and YouTube are the new generation’s TV, these general rules are fine and in line with what basic TV channels have

Psst! *looks around, leans in* None of this is supposed to accomplish anything. He’s just trying to look busy and important until the whole thing blows over

And do what exactly? Tell them they can’t make violent games anymore? Let’s just get rid of violent movies or tv shows then. Or here’s a novel idea: revise gun laws so a random teenager can’t buy it off the street and shoot his school to pieces.

Two things...

Imitating an accent for the sake of treating another culture as a joke is probably racist. But apparently this meme keeps going with explicitly racist jokes. So.

I would agree with you were it not for the fact that harassment laws and likely child porn laws were broken here.

The SWAT officer who pulled the trigger is to blame. The person who called the fake incident into the police is to blame. The person who passed along the victim’s address is to blame.

Having purchased and read your book (which was great by the way), I did find it interesting that, as an outside observer and player of the games, it really does feel like the team is about as open with us as it is internally. The redesign of the entire game months before it came out always stood out to me as a very…

Hobbyist lawyers are the best lawyers.

Well now I’m DEFINITELY not going to read it.

I’ll bet you a thousand dollars I wouldn’t. PS one thousand dollars please. You owe me from that bet we made.

I mean, i see what youre saying but its cosmetic shit, that comes fairly quick just by playing. While it might be shitty of them, it shouldnt by any means be a dealbreaker... especially this community with the shit ton of articles ive seen on the first game since that release

More people need to watch Jim Sterling. He may be a YouTube personality, but his journalism on the industry is miles ahead of most gaming websites. If you ever want full insight into an issue with the industry, watch one of his videos and you’ll see exactly why, for example, TMartn is pure scum and how sad it is that…

No, that’s not what I was saying. If you take someone out and it’s worth bragging about. teabag away. If you do it after something super easy, it’s dumb

I generally am ok with teabagging. It’s a nice non verbal friendly (usually) trash talk. But i’ve been seeing some ‘why would you teabag after that moments’ lately. Like the other day I was playing Overwatch as Mercy. I got separated from the team and ended up getting killed 3v1 and the reaper teabagged me. That’s…

im sorry steam put such an epic barrier in your quest to jerk off.

You’d be funnier if you were funny.

“Your kind of fighting game”

Great, here we go again with the “this thing that absolutely isn’t a fighting game is a fighting game” thing. It happened with Overwatch, too.