Except they didn't hack anything. All these kids did was get 4000 zombies to crowd inside the art gallery and outside the door so that actual patron can't get in. They didn't break any secruity. What they are saying is more like haha, you should have gotten a warehouse to hold us stupids instead of a small gallery…
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I can't wait to see the pictures of the police dragging those teens out of their mom's house and into a cop car.
"Initially it was about ethics and gaming journalism"
Uh, I hate (love?) to break it to you, but Kotaku is pretty firmly against GG. There's a reason why the largest GG support site is /r/kotakuinaction. They despise Kotaku, and similar blogs, that support women and minorities being treated better in games.
As far as I'm aware, advertisers aren't even listening to GamerGate anymore. I have not seen any new news on that front and Intel even reinstated their ads on Gamasutra.
A teenager tripped over one of the protesters on her way to Wet Seal. She nearly spilled her bubble tea. #neveragain.
And there you go. It was not even a few minutes before you came along and proved my point entirely.
Honestly, we do not deserve the nomination.
Note they're not talking about everyone who plays games, or who self-identifies as a "gamer", as being the worst
It's more like there were hints, not like the creators could falt out say it (since you know, "kids" show). But to me it kinda was confirmed in this exact moment:
They handled this as perfectly as I could hope. I worried they would not give a statement which would mar the accomplishment but they not only confirmed it but they confirmed it and gave us some great sentiment as to why they chose to make Korrasami happen.
Why would I spend countless hours putting screws in my tire, when my tires find a way to fucking do it on their own all the time?
I live in Texas. I totally understand the value of a loaded truck as a status symbol.
