People aren’t complete idiots

It’s rarely black and white, I think that’s overstating your point and glossing over the nuance. I saw at least a dozen well-balanced posts explaining that yeah, you can/should expect to be splashed in these environments, maybe even be the actual target once or twice, but this seemed excessive, abusive, uncomfortable…

Are you implying that your post hasn’t been utterly refuted?

I take it to a more basic level: these jerks get to shower and change after all this in their clean dry plastic-protected ‘civilian’ clothing to go home. She doesn’t have that luxury. If she’s lucky she had the forethought to bring an extra set of clothes that she’ll change into, all sticky and stinking, in a dingy…

This beerkake thing is weird and bad. 

Would they have done so with a male reporter? I somehow doubt it.

“And they’ve bought her 80 new suits” -The ball is curving back into play!

If there is a baseline between exuberant celebration and disturbingly degrading behavior, these videos are a slow roller toward first that might not stay in fair territory.

Kinda feels like they’ve never seen a woman before. 

I don’t think he will resign, because that would be admitting he is wrong. He’s incapable of that.  

I personally think motivated reasoning is doing more of the heavy lifting than lack of education is right at the moment.

Are you at least from the UK? Cause just deciding one day to use “bruv” if you aren’t English seems like a bit on an affectation.

it’s called working in academia. You know, the people who put their “pronouns” in their signatures in the first place.  At least it just to me, my buddy and I expected to get a call from HR.

Cinemax > Real Sex.

I do this, too, and it is both funny and sad how they often react to asking if a manager is available. I got great service at a Best Buy, and when I was done, I asked the woman helping me if there was a manager that I could speak with. Her face fell, as she thought she had done a good job and assumed that me wanting…

You are probably right, but I would bet that as soon as he comes back, the league suspends him and he has to serve that before he plays. That uncertainty might scare away some teams later in the year who might be looking to secure his services for the playoffs.

Time will tell, but that behavior might be sexually assaulting a trainer and a painter, then sending intimidating tweets at one of them when they step forward.

This basically. There’s no such thing as gamers. We’re all just people who like to play videogames. Some people have moral or ethical problems with the industry or people in it, but the vast majority are just people.

BL3 sold well because the timing was good. People were feeling the burnout after the pre-sequel and…

Well, what you choose to believe isn’t really relevant. The outcome you’re lamenting is a direct result of the fact that people paying attention to the industry are a small fraction of people who play games. You feel like the community is bigger because you’re looking at it from the inside. It’s important to you, and…

I have never been so disappointed, and so disenfranchised with the gaming community as I am right now.