You must have missed the part where they were offered the slot, agreed to it, then pulled at the very last minute and not given a reason. This after advertising to their audience and spotlighting PAX. That is as shady as busines practices come.

That’s not the point here. Colin said repeatedly that he doesn’t believe he’s owed a platform, and that he’s happy to stay away from where he’s not welcome. The problem is that they gave him a panel, very clearly told him it was okay to advertise to his fans that he’d be there, and then took it away AFTER him and a…

Chris is a liberal and the podcast is apolitical. This article seems so misinformed. Calling  Chris a conservative talking head is insane.

Yes, yes - you're one of your cool, enlightened gamers. The regular gamers are beneath you. If only we could all live up to your ideal.

I don’t think the legal department was consulted before that statement was made public. If you trespass and leave personal property on the land where you are trespassing, the land owner isn’t illegally in possession of your property.

How is a car company going to beat the shit out of someone legally when they allow their cars to be illegally parked on private property?

In this instance, I’d make my friend get my car back. More generally, I’d explain he situation to Mr. Smith, offer an apology, and remove my car as quickly as possible. I might also offer compensation for any damages to his private property. Ya know, be a good neighbor.

Do they have A New Hope in hell? I’d love to watch at least one of the best two Star Wars flicks there.

It is most likely a few years too late for this movie but I could still do without such a lame ass woke review.

She’s made a huge splash on Twitter, but didn’t get any good assignments, and her magnum opus was dead on arrival.  I mean, you can luxuriate in her fierce moral urgency, but the chance of her being an effective congresswoman is pretty close to zero at this point

Because the entire article, like Polygons, hinged on being able to talk about how esports, and gaming in general, is not meritocracy when it comes to women. Which ends up absolutely not being the case at all.

The article was based on an entirely false premise for the purpose of pimping misogyny in e-sports. They ran with it so fast they didn’t bother to investigate if it was even real.

They cant bring themselves to admit that the evil gamers were right. 

No. Their employer is stiffing the staff. Customers should tip, but they are not responsible for complying with labor laws.

Aw, c’mon... He could hardly pass into Breitbart if plagiarizing is all he has. As bad as it is, you have to admit that making up a conspiracy theory need a creative and original thought process.

Wow. I don’t actually agree with this. This is Valve, not wanting to take responsibility for the content you can download from their platform.

I understand you’re trying to be funny and all, but this is a bullshit comment and evidence of your stupidity, no disrespect.

I can’t speak for anyone else, but personally, unless I’m really excited about a release (and this has happened twice in the last three years), I really try and avoid any game that has these kinds of buyable add-ons. I’m more than happy to wait and pay $20 for a bundled collection of content and DLC than I am to keep…