And here it is folks, the asshole who believes they can’t be racist because “they hate all people equally.” I remember I used to use that line when I was 13 or 14 and thought I was being clever.

Go get stuffed you daft cunt.

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again.

My hangover cure is suck it up and do some yard work, house work or anything that makes you sweat and isn’t around people. Growing up on a farm, we drank like god damned fishes but were expected to get up at 5AM and take care of things. There’s nothing like some physical labor, sweat, tears and a healthy dose of…

Dishonest? You are a prideful thing, aren’t you.

You do you realized I haven’t insulted you once but you continue to do it with every post? I’m just curious if you’ve noticed that.

Of course I am, you’re making my day in the kitchen as entertaining as heck. I smile every time you reply.

“(on the Internet) content whose main purpose is to attract attention and encourage visitors to click on a link to a particular web page.”

Which is your subjective opinion.

I’m completely fine with that. I don’t like it, it’s click bait.

Pulling random numbers out of my butt in a hyperbolic fashion is just as disingenuous as an inaccurate headline which is embellishing facts. I wasn’t out to prove an actual point with any of those “statistics,” it was an off the cuff, early morning reply meant to illustrate how the title “The Final Fantasy XIV Emote…

I know it’s Kotaku but I expected a modicum of journalistic integrity. I doubt Cecilia ever expected their actual interview to be documented.

Wow... Talk about an impressive bit of journalism. I’m sorry your interview was cherry picked like that.

Thank you. I thought I was taking crazy pills with all the people failing to realize how misleading that title is.

The headline is a complete exaggeration. How is that not clickbait? Those emotes are NOT used “pretty much just for cybersex.”

Not inaccurate? So, out of the millions of people who play the game... let’s be generous and say 30% of the player base eRP’s. Hell, let’s make it 45%. That still leaves 55% who do not use those emotes for anything resembling cyber sex. How does that make those emotes “Pretty Much For Cybersex”?

I’m quite certain that’s not the only reason they pay for a subscription and even if it is, what’s the problem?

Then it’s obviously not your thing. Live and let live.

It’s judgmental, shallow and labeling a group of players as “crazy” who have found enjoyment in an activity that really doesn’t hurt anyone. A more appropriate headline would be “Final Fantasy XIV has emotes that are used by a minority of players for cybersex.”

Ehhh.... Maybe I missed something but I don’t entirely understand the point of this article. Is it to simply bring attention to role playing in an MMO? Which has been a thing for nearly 20 years, if not longer.