If I could take my PS4 characters with me, I'd make the move.
I was invited into a group that did this. It was my first time 'beating' Crota, and it ruined it for me.
They're not caving to pressure, they're withholding content and replacing it with an 'american skinhead' to "appeal" to our tastes.
It would be funnier if they included a cookie cutter blue haired hipster whiner character.
It is the writer's choice, and he is the one blogging about it without some interviewer prodding it out of him. Plus it's a story about a zombie apocalypse and weak/useless people tend to die anyway.
I just don't like the idea that other writers/developers may be hesitant to craft the stories they want to because of how it'll be perceived by people obsessed with gender portrayals.
I'd say there's a spectrum of personalities across both genders. From weak to strong, generous to devious, or reserved to sexual. None of them are more real than any other, and I've seen plenty of representation for all of them.
The last Iron Banner was way more successful than the Queen's Wrath was.
I think Queen's Wrath was originally intended to include the content that's going to be in the House of Wolves expansions, but it was cut off as DLC, so all that was left was a couple relevant missions, which is why we ended up playing the kill Draksis missions 5 times in a row.
Go to the actual petition and read the comments more than half of them are trolling and people who only signed so they could comment on how stupid the petition is.
Going after one stupid flash porn game is like picking one rotten apple off of the top of the biggest garbage dump in the world.
Yes, I'm opposed to censorship in any form. If you're offended by the content of a game you're free not to consume it.
It's in the description. What do you think zero tolerance means? Especially when you pare that with the low bar she sets for what equals sexism.
We should be supporting developers and their creative freedom.
Games are a free market, and there are plenty of games that cater to all types of people, but that isn't what she's saying.
She's saying that the games she has a problem with need to change or not exist at all.
Personally I think it's stupid to even think you could make the wider gaming base do or change anything, but for a professional organization like eSports there should be a code of conduct in place with financial penalties in place for infractions
Anyone else guess this was Polygon's click-bait from the title? These articles are constructed to agitate you, and use your brand loyalties against you. Don't click the link.
I'm aware of that, my point is that guilt by association has never been and never will be valid or justifiable.
The author's basically saying that she's not going to stand up for herself or what she likes to do, because other peoples opinions matter more.
I was writing something similar, but you said it much better. Bubbles.
The only reason the author should feel ashamed or guilty is if they were personally sending threats. If that's the case they're welcome to turn themselves into the authorities.
Media-outlets rise and fall all the time, whether or not they deserved to.
If they fail to conduct their business in a way that generates revenue they go under.
Many of these companies of interest to GamerGate have been producing negative social commentary about the gaming community for some time, and while it probably gave them a boost in traffic at the time, it's finally come to a head and now they're driving away customers and investors.
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It is supposed to have more story missions...how much story they'll contain is anyone's guess.
I know it's easy to say "we" or "all gamers", but you're are painting the community with the broadest brush possible.
It's fine if you want to say you need to grow up, but I'm not going to apologize for not apologizing for the things other people do.
Sex and sexuality isn't anything to be ashamed of. If it weren't for our drives and urges we'd have gone extinct a long time ago.
Trying to force people to suppress those urges is what leads to deviant behavior.