We’ve mentioned the glorious, women-in-space-prison comic by Kelly Sue DeConnick before, and suffice to say its only gotten better since it debuted last December. While based on the sexploitation flicks of the ‘70s, DeConnick has created a rollicking, badass, exceedingly feminist action comic that somehow never fills…
In particular, the fact that she returned to Earthsea for 1990’s Tehanu, and started to chip away at the sexism (and species-ism) at the roots of her world, deserve a lot of recognition.
Because GamerHaterGate. (Yes, that’s what I’m calling them from now on) They believe that Zoe Quinn slept her way to rave reviews for her game Depression Quest, despite the lack of actual reviews from the people she dated.
I’ve recently heard nothing but bad stuff about Hawken’s latest updates. On top of being inhumanly grindy, it also drastically changed the gameplay. Its community is basically dead like Tribes: Ascend.
You’re sounding a little triggered, friend. Nice way to turn a simple request into a strawman.
Thanks for promoting this classic mod, Kotaku!
Then why not ask the team?
As a student designer, I definitely understand all the design jargon going about.
The second he notices you, he'll run for his life and fly outside the country.
Same here. The fact that Twitter's done almost diddly squat on this is equally criminal.
Thanks for the correction. I know it's not that easy.
Nice idea. Add in several years of community service AND NO INTERNET ACCESS would be a great way to dissuade them.
You never really know what problems they have with QA unless you get answers from the inside.
I never really figured that a lone-wolf bounty hunter would really be in need of a love life. Samus seems more of the kind to seek out some good space whores(male, I presume).
I clicked this article thinking this was about Falcom's (of Ys and Trails in the Sky fame)