Sounds like his avoidance with interacting with women stems from the exact fan interactions he’s talking about here.

You are absolutely right regarding the immeasurable value of video games over the past year. However, that cartoon is dumb. The psychological effects of video gaming or social media use over an extended period are much different than anything you can imagine doing with paper. Apples and oranges. This should be well…

It doesn’t sound insane at all. Nor absurd. Nor alarmist. You’re being unnecessarily condescending and antagonistic. YOU stop. Have some fucking respect for the profession of teaching.

While most of that is true, I wouldn’t conflate kids burying their noses in literature and educational reading materials with having their eyes glued to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and whatever other social media people use nowadays.

Playing games on a weekly basis should certainly be no problem, but like everything moderation has to be considered at some point. If kids are playing Fortnite or whatever every day, all day without much concern for anything else, there comes a point where parents have to enforce some boundaries. I say this as an…

Oh people can certainly argue about this claim it was well written. It wasn’t.

Hey guys, this person says there should be no rules or laws in society because

Exactly! Like, X Marks the Spot is why it’s an action button in the West? No, it’s because it’s the bottom button on the controller. A is the action button on Xbox, after all.

maybe because i’m asian american but x in america is cancel as well, and o in american is connect to “on” as in close circuit. In america we cross things out with an x and select things by circling them.

Game’s been F2P for a year, with all Y1 campaigns free. If “some people” haven’t played it by now, I think Bungie’s safe in assuming they weren’t going to anyway.

I mean, Destiny is repetitive gameplay, too. Do you like shooting aliens, because holy shit do you fight a lot of aliens. But Destiny is hugely successful and can be a real blast, even in single-player (sometimes).

The problem wasn’t the gameplay, but the tight lipped nature of the marketing and the fact the beta was an extremely poor representation of the final product. Which, funny enough, is what a beta actually would be. However, in these days, people hear “beta” and think “demo”. The beta build everyone played the past few…

By that same logic bringing up Sony legal going after leaks is a red herring in an article about Naughty Dog developers getting death threats.

1) Sony legal is not Naughty Dog.

2) Nothing you posted justifies death threats to creators or actors, does it? 

The Super Bowl airs the same time across the country. This hasn’t aired on the west coast yet. 

“completely fabricated events that never happened” is a weird thing to get mad about. You are aware the original game wasn’t a documentary, right? 

Omg Jason. Lol is the most savage response and I love it. There’s drinking the kool-aid, and there’s swimming in it. This dude is drowning in the kool-aid.

You mean the great gameplay? ;)

lol