Whether or not you are vulnerable to that specific marketing ploy is not the point. And whether they are doing a bad job of utilizing that strategy by putting mediocre items up there isn’t the point either. The point is that they tried to do it. Failure at using properly using a slimey method doesn’t mean that they…

No, I absolutely did not. I said that if you are representing yourself on social media as a member of a company, rather than as a person, you should EXPECT to get comments back on the work you are discussing. And that you should respond to that feedback in a professional way, or stop representing yourself as a member…

If you release a game that isn’t finished and charge full price for it (and pepper it with micro-transactions, to boot), and then do very little in the way of meaningful apologies or commitments to improvements, AND if you’re a mega-publisher whose gotten ripped on many times in the past for doing the same unethical…

Yeah, Charles is showing his ass here. None of this is cultural appropriation in the slightest.

Speaking as an actual Hindu, I thought the inclusion of Hanuman was rad. I also thought I was cool that the Jabari were vegetarians, since Hanuman is vegetarian.

> It is, in the most literal sense of the phrase, cultural appropriation

No way they’d miss the traffic opportunities. How often do they get thousands of comments on one story, like they did in the spoiler zone post?