Please, there are children present!

You think that’s bad? You should see an interrobang try to interrogatively bang a semicolon. 

You are totally right.

I would just like to take a moment to say that I’m a fat, bearded, almost-40 mostly-white man who thought TLJ was fine, maybe like 6/10 or 7/10? Not perfect, but entertaining.

On the other hand, we’re definitely, totally, an oppressed minority at this point. Everywhere I go on the internet I read…

...but when those helming a Franchise display a history of callous disrespect for said Franchise, its long and storied history, & its massive fanbase...

raven, least to me, does not strike me as a tiara kinda girl.

I was joking because it’s terrible. Cosplaying like this lives and dies by the photographer.
EDIT: Actually ya know, this is great. 

Terrible photographer. Did she use a digital camera with a timer?

“Playing chicken” in this context would mean bringing a weak lawsuit against a competitor with a “bigger car.” Is it really this hard for you to admit when you’re wrong?

Your argument would make a lot more sense if Bethesda was a million dollar company. As it stands, they have more than enough assets to finance this legal action. 

I think if we learned anything from 2016-Now is that it is a fools errand to believe that the people in charge of important decisions are qualified to make them.

If Bethesda was a tiny developer, your snark would be well placed. The truth, however, is that Bethesda is a powerhouse game developer and publisher which can definitely, successfully defend their copyrights against even the largest company.

What about actually reading the article?

right?  If you believe Bethesda, Kotaku’s is run by untrustworthy hacks, but their work is perfectly credible evidence in a lawsuit.

which Bethesda even cites as Exhibit L in the suit, despite still having the site blacklisted and never responding to our emails.

The underlying story’s pretty stupid, too. Nobody needed to know what Darth Vader was doing as a 10-year-old.

Oh dear.

“Get rid of Jar Jar, re-write the dialogue, get someone to direct the actors better, and you’ve got a pretty good Star Wars movie...”

“contradicts everything we know about how the force is supposed to work, re-writes beloved characters in ways that don’t feel right, and even seem to contradict each other in strange ways”

Ugh, Prequel fans are worse than TLJ haters.