Yet again it’s women being blamed for guys thirstiness, guys will stare at boobs all day, even if it’s just girls walking around in bog standard t-shirts.

Actually I posted the wrong one, the most I’ve managed is 25 Goombas xD.

That awesome moment someone on a video game blog is a better investigative journalist this half the media in the nation. Anyway, I believe he is lying(it’s obvious) but I don’t say that to be mean to him. I wonder what was his reason for doing something like this? It seems very strange. I hope this gets an update.

I love HZD, but claim it does “everything Zelda does” is ridiculous. I’m just going to assume you haven’t played Zelda at all because the statement is just plain ignorant.

Damn, you must have had a shitty year if that’s all you think deserves being on a nomination list.

In her Twitter post Kallie also mentioned that she was informed she would be terminated if “it happened again.” That is some next level disgusting response to a very serious claim.

a common thread in these recent stories seems to be how poorly HR departments handle claims and really only serve the company’s best interests rather than its employees. Hopefully these shitty incidents will spark some change.

I’m super proud of them for it.

There’s one thing that still bugs me about this situation...what kind of licensed game hides the protagonist of its source material as some kind of bonus? Aren’t the unlockable, bonus characters typically the more obscure ones?

we’re getting all the content for free $60.

Yeah. Cause comparing two singleplayer games to a multiplayer game makes sense.

“just don’t reward the predatory parts of it that ask for additional money.”

I was already committed to not buying it because the gameplay felt as bland as the first one. But this microtransaction nonsense makes me wish there was a way for me to less not buy it.

Except OW doesn’t lock Tracer or Reaper behind a loot crate.

And you would not have a numbered official replica prop collectible, which is the point of this thing.

Cosmetic loot boxes are just as sleazy when their contents are time limited. Which they almost all are.

Worker and consumer rights are absolutely moral issues, largely because compensation for labor and the cost of goods (at least under capitalism) is fundamentally exploitative in execution. Usually, we roll with it and that’s fine. For instance, I don’t have a problem giving my guy at the bodega a buck for a soda even…

Okay, some further editorial.

Loot crates have always been a moral issue that the industry (publishers, devs, journalists, influencers, and whoever else) has mostly ignore or dismissed and that’s incredibly screwed up. Even cosmetic focused crates, which don’t affect gameplay, use specific audio/visual cues and…