I feel like decades of advertising, catering, coddling, and generally telling the gaming audience that they’re special and unique has created the environment where gamers care more about a game being finished long before entertaining a single thought about the health, well-being, and livelihood of the designers who…

I love games, but wow do I hate gamers.

It’s a JOB INTERVIEW. There’s no statute of imitations, due process requirement, or beyond reasonable doubt standard.

“Oh, so crimes are illegal now??"

So what you’re saying is that in the battle of public opinion, which is the only actual leverage anyone has over the Republicans in power, drumming up media attention for a serial sexual assaulter who is otherwise about to be confirmed to the Supreme Court of the United States is bad. 

The next time someone gives me shit for not dating guys who play video games, I’m showing them this article. Jesus H. Christ.

Counterpoint: fuck misogynists.

“It’s about historical accuracy” is the new “it’s about ethics in game journalism”?

The thing that gets me is these are the same people who call US too easily offended and triggered.

These guys are being emasculated by shapely polygons because they have authority inside a videogame. But yeah, feminism is why guys can’t get laid today.

Considering, for example, the mere existence of gay people in games has some people crying “political!”, I don’t think those people are being reasonable.

Imagine being so insecure that a fake woman holding a position of authority in a videogame made you uncomfortable. I'm not at all surprised that their celebacy is involuntary.

What’s the law? Maybe it becomes theirs.

This article is so beautiful.  LIFE CHANGING, as Kylie might say.  Dry cereal eaters are everywhere!  There are dozens of us!!

We can talk about things being a witch hunt when we consider whether we should literally hang Kavanaugh.

This “these accusations could happen to any man” business almost makes me wistful for the old days of #NotAllMen.

The most baffling thing I find about the “good boy who made mistakes” take is that it can somehow exist alongside the “if she’s telling the truth, why didn’t she go to the police?” takes.

The part where Republicans already had a letter from 65 women he didn’t rape drafted and ready to go means they knew about this as well and wanted to avoid it going public because of how firmly they believe he didn’t do it.

Don’t go monkeying up Eric’s use of words. You’re the racists looking for nothingburgers like the deep state globalists you are. Also, I came up with these words at random, therefore, you can’t criticize me. Cosmopolitans.

Something you should really consider is putting updates at the TOP of the story rather than the bottom. People may not always finish the story to get the full picture. Especially the the case of multiple updates, you might not even know there are more updates.