My question still remains too. Exactly what is the cut off for when someone does something horrible? 2008 isn't recent enough?

Don't feel bad. I was told to "bugger off" for showing that Anon shouldn't be held up as heroes, with linked proof even. Apparently, that makes me a "negativity troll".

So, what's exactly the cutoff for when horrible things you do no longer count towards you being a horrible person? Good on Anon for helping people NOW, but they're pretty fucking far from heroes. 2008 is too far back for it to count? Exactly how recent does someone have to do something horrible for you to take it into…

So it's now trolling to show that they aren't heroes?

Since the OP dismissed my comment, I'll repeat it here.

I'm sure the epileptic people who suffered attacks when Anon hacked a website for epilieptic sufferers feel so.

There was also Bethesda changing the ending to Fallout 3.

honestly, I wish I would have known what I was doing so I would have stopped doing it.

Everybody seems to be getting a bit too hung up on the Yes/No thing here. The question isn't "Should you go buy this?", it's "Should you play this?".

Not a good example. The best example there is, ever was, or ever will be :)

I don't have all the issues you are going through, but I can appreciate the sentiment. I was feeling rather dejected after the article rejection I went through recently. It's one of the reasons why I hadn't written anything recently myself.

Sorry man, for the sake of my sanity, blood pressure, and the relative peace and tranquility of TAY, I actively avoid reading your stuff anymore. I just wanted you to know that regardless of my personal feelings on the stuff you write, I don't think you should let a small thing like the TAY daily round up discourage…

I know this is going to be weird coming from me of all people, but I highly doubt it's because you suck. While I may disagree with practically every opinion expressed within, your stuff is usually well written. Things just aren't going to resonate with all people.

I don't disagree with you on most of what you said, but the first thing that pops into my head upon seeing the color pink is usually the Hart Foundation. Not that that has anything to do with anything.

What? No way. Benjamin is nowhere close to the right size. Unless he's bulked up considerably since his WWE days.

And with that news, my day is made!

Dammit! I'v been found out! Cheese it!

Their people are so petty....and tiny.

Jokes, man. Jokes. I wasn't trying to be serious. It's a funny picture in response to the ever-present "Master Race" meme. That's all.

completely different from my experience. I have a decently large sized group of friends, and all but one of them either has their PS4/XBO pre ordered, or is already planning on getting one come tax return time next year.