It's not like they kicked them in the dicks, they beat them at a fucking game. Nobody should be crying about JV basketball.

Pikachu kinda looked like a turd though.

Video games are serious business.

Riot encouraged 'toxicity' the second that they gave gamers a FTP game with low sys req and said, "yo nerd, to win you gotta co-operate with 4 other random people of varying skill, now go all Call of Duty on their asses by trying to get the best K/D".

Or have an equivalent of DS2's Soul Memory.

I can't wrap my head around why people care so much about people focusing on one game and getting their money's worth out of it. But maybe games today are meant to be like chip ahoys where you just gobble them one after another.

One thing I'll say, it that this kind of dedication gets you a lot more visibility in the community. The people who run games at AGDQ and other such streams dedicate their time to maybe one or two games, and they become the best at them, almost becoming synonymous with the game itself in the community.

You see both of these kinds of gamers clash in games like Dark Souls 2. Some gamers are only in it for the single-player story, despite the deliberate integration of the single player experience with multiplayer connectivity, and get angry when other people invade them or their experience in somehow interrupted. Other…

Kids can get really creepy, real fast from my adult experience. That said, I was probably a nightmare myself. I hear I used to shriek at people when I was younger because I was trying to see like a bat.

Maybe when you can type a comprehensible statement, I'll look into answering whatever question you apparently have.

Um, his fucking complex was going to wake their kids up that she likely had to put to bed considering how tired she said she was. I would've been the same way. The guy looks like he's in his 30s, show some self restraint.

You've see the way they write!

Yep, the solution for feminism is for women to never have sex with men, ever.

No.

Culture doesn't condition men to treat women like equal human beings. It conditions them to treat them like sex objects. And sex objects don't have opinions and don't challenge other people's worldviews.

Exactly, which is why I used those words. I don't pretend that SA has the same justice system as the US. But at the same time, those are some pretty serious charges.

the Burmese national living in Saudi Arabia was convicted of the sexual assault and murder of her seven-year-old stepdaughter.

Like I said before, I have nothing against the director nor am I telling him what he can or cannot do. I am instead lamenting the fact that the only stories about women that get experienced in modern media are stories told by men.

*bangs head repeatedly against wall*