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Malcador

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  1. Seems pretty widespread, reading about one does feel they are all of the same mind about this. And the set of "journalists" is quite a lot smaller. Not that you're much concerned about "helping" the situation.
  2. If I can suffer through Sarkeesian's nasal voice and the smirk etched on her face or Stirling's voice (strangely only he and Rob Ford make me homicidal just by seeing them on screen for 30 seconds), you can take some cussing Cuban guy.
  3. That could be fun to watch, see how each would adjust tactics to try to diminish weak points.
  4. Nothing Schumacher wrote was any news to me even if it is gospel to you. Well maybe the insinuation that the Wrong People are proto-fascists, haven't heard that before. No surprise he thinks Alexander was alright with her diatribe, but a lot of the other articles on "gamers" being bad have a tone or just state that people that like the big named games or aren't into the art games are vile. Also having 10 articles or so drop at the same time all preaching at the audience will, get people's backs up. It's fun for me, I'm rather enjoying watching this fight and the gaming "journalists" getting uppity. Not too sure profanity is much of a slight against it, and as for repeating talking points...hmm, I'd say both do that. He does say that gaming "journalism" being whores isn't anything new, think there was a video last week where someone said all they ever were, are and will be are marketing dressed up as critics. Fair enough, was a rather amusing rant to me. Point of the gaming "press" scolding their consumers was pretty on, even if all it is clickbait.
  5. Meant Logic Bomb or whatever, not Thunderf00t. Someone should ask Sarkeesian for a positive video, in that it is one where she lays out her ideal. Help to get a sense of what her endgame is.
  6. Well, this drama has spawned the ultimate horror. TotalBiscuit singing https://soundcloud.com/totalbiscuit/shania-bain-that-dont-impressa-me-much
  7. Beating BruceVC to the punch with this Even if it's just a lot of passive aggressive snarking, but that comes with the territory
  8. Shows the mental deficiencies that some SJW have. But no one should paint all SJW with the same brush right? Pity it doesn't work that way for 'gamers'. Instead some asshat threatens rape and all of a sudden we are all degenerate women hating chauvinists. Why he/she/it is SJW? And what do you mean with SJW (paint people with same brush so that they are easier to attack?)? Well consider that anyone that dislikes Sarkeesian is a death threat sending misogynist likewise for Quinn, etc. Happens a lot from people that claim to care about social justice (on the Internet). Labels are convenient, as Alexander (and I guess alanschu et. al) are implementing. Almost close to a Godwin here, too, drats (though I guess Cheong's Nazi postings already did that )
  9. Wow, that was dumb. Was expecting more from you than that. Why do you think it is dumb?
  10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFSYAn6pPFg Everyone's ranting now
  11. Amazing how easily he's winning over people with just words like that, something to be said for timing. So I guess whores in games are a thing of the past. You're far too trusting.
  12. pic.twitter.com/COf9LnqJ9H Is Ian Miles Cheong, aka Sol Invictus, I think
  13. Hah, some SJW is being confronted with his old posting on the Codex, rather amusing
  14. Hit 70. Got lucky in my first rift with that Manticore. Ugly weapon, but it has its uses.
  15. Ignore is for the weak. I'm pretty sure Volourn said that.
  16. What was MOBA about Homeworld ?
  17. Seems pretty obvious.
  18. Was planning to waste my time looking it up tonight, at first glance I assumed it was Myst or at least similar. Probably a bad example, either that or should have gone with Journey - people seemed to like that one for it's emotional connection with them or some silliness like that. Heh, that shrew Alexander mentioned on how games in the future, sans gamers, will be "tragicomedy, vignette, musicals, dream worlds, family tales, ethnographies, abstract art". Yeah.
  19. Nah, not true from a quick search. SJWs being histrionic like they are though, it can be hard to tell. Surprised this is on IGN - http://www.ign.com/blogs/robojules/2014/09/02/the-editor-has-no-clothes
  20. Well, naturally you wouldn't. Still allows for them not being equal though, I guess the poster meant the differences were not largely impactful. Ah well.
  21. Yep, I mentioned that in the second sentence that you cut out. Weird to extrapolate based on that set, but what can you do.
  22. Is a game some of the people railing on about white males and their misogyny and racism ruining gaming have brought up as a new ideal, innovative and not about violence, etc. So games must move away from GTA or COD or whatever these wannabe elites cast their noses up at. So chose DE as a reason.
  23. Which he made in response to TMZuk's post about very specific subpopulations, therefore surely winning some kind of award in Comically Missing The Point. Well he disagreed with the post, the bit he quoted seemed to be attacking the opinion on absolute, not a subset. Certainly wouldn't help the overall theme of the poster arguing about equality to focus on N. EU., anyway, so is an interesting piece of evidence for the point. Seems to have gone on from there, somehow ended up comparing a female athlete to untrained males, which is a rather brainless comparison.

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