I would like to remind everyone that Patreon has the right to decide what content is allowed on their site as they are a private business and they do not have to allow you to crowdsource your creepy fetishes if they don’t want to. Nobody’s free speech is being violated.

If there’s a base to this and some level of proof aside from word-of-mouth and hearsay, please provide it. Because all I’ve seen is two lengthy articles and a forum shitstorm completely based off the word of some rando lady who says this mostly harmless (ie. no rape, no forced contact, most likely just misread signals…

It’s amazing how quickly the world will turn on someone simply from a baseless accusation with zero proof that it occurred.

I love the soundtrack, enjoy the gameplay, admire the presentation and really liked the first few hours I had with the game.

Obviously he wasn’t the only one to not speak up. The woman who he assaulted didn’t speak up either, and even slept with him after that incident. Don’t try to blame Schreier for not running and spouting rumored allegations(at the time) as fact.

They should have used one-way glass, with the mirror side in the booth. Nothing freaks you out more than not even knowing who’s watching you.

Unlike another commenter here, I can appreciate your take. It’s definitely one of those weird things of the 21st century, and it’s not for everyone.

Cool, a people zoo.

As a gamer and child of the 90s, I will never, ever understand the streaming thing as anything other than a rather sad indication of how lonely everyone has become.

I tried. I really did. I’ve watched one or two “lets plays” over the years... but mainly for practical reasons - games that didn’t have demos and I was…

Mei’s melee is so good because it’s animated just so it looks like a punch, but a non-commital “Sorry, sorry...sorry...” type of punch.

It’s not just that their codebase has changed completely since the days of Classic and BC. That alone would be a tremendous hurdle for their coders, given how much undocumented spaghetti code there is and the fact that their staff has changed countless times since then, meaning there are entire sections of the code…

They don’t need to do anything. It’s their game.

If they think it’s not worth it to run a legacy server for a small audience, then I’m inclined to trust them.

If they would rather not let people outside blizzard run their game on private servers, that’s their right.

And the self-parody of the so-called “anti-SJW” brigade continues.

Kind of surprised none of the reviews I read for this called out the localization, and now all of the sudden it’s a big problem to people.

Man, I feel even worse for XSEED now than I did when NISA first announced they were handling the localization. It’d have been one thing if they knocked it out of the park, but to take over a series that they’d been working on for years, and put out something like THIS? Yeesh.

You think the world is too big in Deadly Premonition now, heh, wait until you get to the end when you have no car. Oh and enjoy the platforming they added in as well.

Thank you for adding nothing to the discussion.

Did one of the Yamauchis kill your mom or something? I think the only thing crazier than militant allegiance to a brand is the militant opposition to one.

Capcom has tried numerous times to capture the western audience with mild success. Maybe, they’re hoping to achieve “Dark Souls” popularity status. MHW is their best chance by deploying on PS4, X1 and PC and implementing some accessible elements.

I have a theory: it’s because of the great sword.