A little bit misleading as he was already in the game to begin with - just not everywhere in the world.

You’re braver than I am...I’m just pretending my 401k doesn’t exist for a while (which for all I know, it might not anymore).

I always have the exact same trajectory with these games:

yaaas the daddy discourse ! 

I’m personally not one to understand the whole ‘daddy’ thing during sex, but I was lucky enough to have a sex-positive father who didn’t haunt my every move growing up. 

I think the problem is mostly how they advertised it in a way (look at that super cool cutscene...) and in the end the game has... Generic animations... Plus, it’s pretty expensive for what it offers. I’m probably gonna dust off the original game instead. There is much better games I can get for that price tag. The…

I don’t hate it, but my very first impression was that it looks like a 2002 game remastered in 2012, not 2020. It’s a minor update, and the new main menu is very confusing. No save button in settings, no way to quit from the main menu without opening the options menu, some sort of live chatroom forced over every menu…

I feel bad every time a youtuber I like runs an advert for Raid - it invariably shows them playing the game with gleeful enthusiasm, ignoring the fact that they're trying to get their viewers addicted to a harmful and manipulative product.

I dunno, I prefer #girldads over people like my uncle, who had 5 daughters and is still a misogynistic Trump voter.

Honestly this discussion pops up every couple of years, and this is all I can think about

Listen we can talk about his rapist past all day long, it's not too soon and it's a necessary conversation but this particular petty take that involves his daughter is trash.

This is mean.  Jeez.

Seriously pick your battles.

It’s just a hashtag, there’s no award show or trophy you get just for sharing a story about how you love your daughter in the face of a tragedy where a man who loved his daughters died with one of them. i think people are just like...expressing their emotions. 

And isn’t this weak premise of an article exactly that? I way to get ratings and clicks based on his death? 

Um I’m fine with Bryant criticisms. The woman had a touching moment with him that in particular related to Gianna. As a sports reporter I’m sure she had a working relationship with him and obviously feels grief. It just feels pointlessly gross and mean. I’m as cynical as they come but nah. And if you think Jez hasn’t…

Nobody is suffering through this.

Listen, the #boymom and #girldad shit is dumb as fuck but this is fucking unnecessary.

Is it really necessary to pick something like that apart so much? Clearly it’s something that really resonates with people. There really is a different sort of relationship between fathers/daughters, and mothers/sons, and I’m sorry if people aren’t able to experience that for whatever reason, but it doesn’t mean you…