This isn’t even the right stereotype for Chinese accents.

Indeed, noted joke person David Cross told IGN this week that Bungie flew him and fellow comedian Brian Posehn to Bellevue to apply some life to Ghost, the little floating robot voiced notoriously badly by Peter Dinklage.

Yes. Penguin has a rookery of penguins as well.

Possibly a parliament of owls.

My hideout would have a shrewdness of apes. Or maybe a business of ferrets.

Yannick’s the MOBA guy, Heroes is the newest MOBA. Makes sense. Way, way worse content you could go after on Kotaku than anything he writes up.

Yes, and I thought how can you be this advocate for gaming equality and then decry a game that gives you actual equality. That and her and McIntosh crying about the over the top violence in Doom (sorry, we already had this conversation like 20 years ago, now you really are starting to sound like Jack Thompson) really…

The radicals on both sides drive me up the wall. You try to argue a point with them, they back themselves into the corner, and instead of just saying “Hey you know what? You have a point, maybe I was slightly off base and I overreacted” (hell, we both had no problem admitting that to one another here), they instead…

I hear ya, Quiet is a little over the top given the tone of the rest of the series. If she was in something like Bayonetta, I wouldn’t bat an eye at it.

Alright, if you’re admitting you came off more antagonistic than intended, then that’s completely fine and I’ll admit that I went really hard on you because of that. There’s obviously no way to determine if they are trying to make the ghost sexy, but I don’t really see that being the case because they are using the…

First of all, you didn’t say possibly unnecessary, you said “seems unnecessary”, so don’t try to take a more moderate approach now. If you went on a rant, you would be actively shaming them. You took the more passive aggressive approach, which I already explained in my last reply to you.

Why do they owe you an explanation of why they did anything the way they did? They don’t. They made a character that they thought was spooky, end of story.

You’re shaming them by calling a certain design choice “unnecessary”. You are passive aggressively trying to take the moral high ground by calling her outfit skimpy and saying there is no need for it. Who are you to dictate what is and what isn’t necessary to the talented people behind this game? You knew you were…

Here we go, let’s start shaming an artist for their design choice. Let’s not mention how it’s just the same tired J-Horror ghost aesthetic that we’ve seen over and over again, no, let’s slut shame the ghost because of the clothes she’s wearing.

The Den of Evil is in the Blood Moor. If you end up entering the Cold Plains, get the waypoint since you’re already there, and then go back.

They’ll ignore it. They always ignore content from books. In Heart of the Swarm Valerian pretends he has never heard of Matt’s wife Mira Han, but in the book that they put out like 2 months before the game released Valerian already met her and knows of her and their relationship.

I wonder if they will address the Voice in the Darkness (not to be confused with The Dark Voice).

I was excited when I read that line to see some smart ass try to claim the origins was WC3 and not SC. You did not disappoint.

I think Kotaku should put their money where their mouth is and stop running advertisements for preordering games.

Then Nintendo of America censors it. Please understand.