I've never seen a picture of her before. She looks like Mitch McConnell. 

Who fucking cares where she was harassed? Yes, it’s bad when a person experiences that. But when a person’s entire notoriety is based on that experience, maybe it’s time to step the fuck back and think for a second about what we’re buying into. Turning your victimhood into its own little vehicle for self-promotion is…

I have zero desire to get into the mess surrounding Wu (as Gamergate is and always has been toxic as fuck, and founded on a number of fallacy-laden arguments), but I’m just going to put this out there: Comparing a political candidacy to soldiers fighting in World War II, where hundreds of thousands of American…

Yet another “why is this even an article on Kotaku?” moment.

I don’t post notes like this in Soulsborne games, nor do I find them funny... however, getting tilted enough to make a 2 page dissertation on the matter is fucking ludicrous. Go outside. Lighten up. Do literally anything else with your life.

“I don’t want to do this because it makes me and my family uncomfortable,” is full-enough reason not to do something, full stop.

Ninja should do whatever keeps his personal and professional lives in balance. The rest is just prissy virtue signaling about an issue that is no one's business but his.

This is the kind of world we live in today. I’m 100% convinced any comment he made about women someone would have a problem with.

People are free to comment on his decision and disagree with it. They’re not free to say that he should do something he isn’t comfortable doing. He’s putting his family first and that’s commendable. Nathan is essentially being a bully by using this headline and it should be changed. Even though the article reads a lot…

why does this matter? who cares who he chooses to play a game with on his stream. why try to shame him into playing with a female streamer if he doesnt want to? you guys are going off the rails lately

Any uncertainty I had previously about whether this guy should stream with women was answered with this article. Thank you, Nathan.

I get what you’re saying. He’s mainly doing it in respect for his wife though and that’s completely understandable

Ninja should stream with whoever he pleases.

He’s doing enough.  It isn’t his responsibility to do more.

This is great. He should not feel like he’s being forced by fans, other streamers, and media to do something he doesn’t feel comfortable doing. We have no idea what his home life is like, his wife could have anxiety issues or have any number of reasons for Blevins to wish to avoid any undue gossip. I applaud him for…

“while they understand where Ninja is coming from, in steering clear of women streamers he’s squandering a huge opportunity to help change the perception of women on Twitch”

Um, no. He should just protect his wife and his marriage. Yes he’s in a position of power at twitch but he shouldn’t have to weigh that power vs his family. That’s silly to me. 

Or we could just let him do what he wants? im not being a dick or bashing the article its a good read but at the end of the day its his job and he will work his job how he sees fit.

That’s correct I think. But: If consumers were demanding fuel efficient cars, automakers would make them. Unfortunately, consumers want SUVs. And now America has voted-in an administration that said it would roll back regulation. So it’s not the automakers faults, it’s our fault. And to top it off, many Americans…

The difference between Year 1 Switch and Year 2 Switch is baffling. We went from a seemingly endless bounty of exclusives to feeling like a Wii U owner all over again.