Just hot of the press: Half Life 3 not only confirmed, but development accelerated by Valve outsourcing development to Future Valve, who have already finished the game and are now negotiating a code merge via TARDIS-GIT, a time-travel friendly version of GIT.

I try to make a joke and now I'm projecting? This speaks aeons of information of the audience I'm a part of. I want to apologize, on behalf of PC gamers, for convincing console gamers that we are so vain as to not be able to parody ourselves.

I try to make a joke and now I'm projecting? This speaks aeons of information of the audience I'm a part of. I want to apologize, on behalf of PC gamers, for convincing console gamers that we are so vain as to not be able to parody ourselves.

But I'm not trying to make anyone jealous. The only people who should be jealous right now are PC gamers who can't play GTA V, which I'm one of.

I imagine there will be a PC version at some point. I'm actually kinda surprised one wasn't available at launch. And don't get me wrong, I don't harbor any ill feelings towards console gamers. I'm more just poking fun at the fact that PC gaming isn't all it's cracked up to be. Yeah, when we get games, we get certain…

I'd tell you that I do.

Is the only way to get anywhere as a woman to objectify yourself? Even amongst other women? What a weird world.

Console gamers, revel in your exclusivity while it lasts. >:(

Real audiophiles exist, they just work in sound manipulation. Bands like The Mars Volta kinda require them.

That's a problem with being a nerd about something. Sometimes you can't just appreciate it because you know too much.

Of course not. But being aware of your characters gender means that you can write it in such a way that your character is aware of their gender. This is important, especially in writing a character that does not have the same gender as you. Identifying with a gender is not just swapping body types (although I would…

I don't think spandex is culturally significant to ancient Greece. I'm sorry.

More likely she was dressed for her designer than for me. That doesn't mean her clothing is something she chose to wear. There would be no practicality in her design. For her character to make the decision to wear that clothing, the character would have to have no intelligence in terms of what is and isn't acceptable…

It is only because we make it a problem.

She is not dressed in armor. She has no intention to be in close combat. I understand where you are coming from and what you are saying, but when the intention of something is to pander to fanboys, we have to look at the times. We are moving forward, not back. The stylistic choices of the characters we design today…

This is not something I have an understanding of. I hear about it all the time, yes, but I don't rightly understand it.

Much of the paintings were theatrical in nature. They weren't what they actually wore into battle.

Much of the paintings were theatrical in nature. They weren't what they actually wore into battle.

Please, show me some female Greek armourments.

I've seen 300. I think I was the first commenter in this comment thread to bring it up. I don't see, however, how it's particularly relevant. If you'd like to explain it to me, I'd appreciate it.