Might that be because she heard his voice, as he heard hers, which was why he attacked her in the first place? Try reading, dude.

In what sense? That you think the offender might not have been male? Given that a vast overwhelming majority of sexual harassers are male, that would have been a pretty rational assumption. Female sex offenders are a rarity (in some cases as low as 4%)...and most of the time, they are found to abuse minors. …

Use a gendered user name, get gendered. Shoo, troll.

Is that what you think happened here?

This is basically just the VR equivalent of a block-button, no need to try to be so edgy.

what part of this solution the programmers made do you not like? It’s just a block function, man, no need to get all bent out of shape that you can’t act like a creepy ass in virtual reality.

Because now they can’t sexually harass women in VR.

What if it doesn’t get any attention? It bothered someone enough to talk about it, it should be taken seriously.

Like, I acknowledge she could have simply quit the game, which she did after two minutes. But now the developers patched the game to prevent this sort of behaviour in the first place, which is a good thing.

Um, why the fuck should anyone have to put up with even virtual groping if they don’t want it?

Think of how traumatizing that could be to people who have been assaulted in real life. Or molested.  

This is an absolutely fantastic response from the developers, and it’s great that they already had a framework in place that they could simply improve upon to combat the issue. It’s specifically great that they went beyond just extending the shield and, essentially, provided a kick player function as well - It…