FNAF has become the gay marriage of gaming. A bunch of people raging against something they have absolutely nothing to do with.

I’m not emotionally mature enough to live in a universe where people like different things than me!

Not even the last game. He said fourth sequel, so he’ll have had enough after the next game.

To quote Abed from Community: “When you really know who you are and what you like about yourself, changing for others isn’t such a big deal.”

Star Fox Adventures is one of my favorite games.

After skipping through this and watching about 30 minutes worth, it feels like Mortal Kombat lost it’s charm as the graphics improved. Despite the live action sprites, it always had this goofy and cartoonish quality that made it gruesome yet fun to watch. Now it’s just dull, like a kid trying way to hard to be dark.

It always cracked me up that when people exploded there were multiple pelvic bones.

So I guess you’re just going to ignore the massive list I posted?

It’s definitely a delicate topic, but I’ve seen articles handle this topic with far more grace and professionalism.

Honestly, I haven’t even been following this story, nor do I have much of an opinion. But after reading this article is was clearly biased and intentionally inflammatory. As a journalist, you have one of two options:

I never said it did.

That’s my larger point. You can’t really group this into one side versus the other, but articles like this not only do that, but then paint one side as extremists while avoiding the fact that there’s people on the other side who are equally as extreme.

I didn’t group them into two sides, this article did.

You realize “Appeal to Emotion” is a widely accepted logical fallacy, right? I didn’t just make it up. The last paragraph is an almost textbook example too.

I just did, now same goes for you. Post citations for everything mentioned in the article. You will be docked 10 points for every instance of false equivalence, and 30 points for examples that require maximizing a tiny portion of what happened while minimizing the actually important bits. you start with 100 points, go.

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Ask and you shall receive:

Death threats are *extremely* common. Rape threats are common. So is doxxing. Reddit is filled with tons of examples. There’s a multitude of subreddits dedicated to this shit.

You’re missing the point. Some people don’t like screwing around with mods. So the choice for them is none of the content in Wasteland Workshop or the content in Wasteland Workshop for the cost of a decent hamburger.

Honestly, I think articles like this are intentionally inflammatory. I say this for a few reasons:

This happens on both the gamer side and the SJW side. Like many emotionally driven topics, there’s extremists on both sides, whether or not an article makes that clear.