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And just when TN left too. Damn.

$4426? Clearly that shows how evil we are, all that could've gone to Patreon! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/11232986/Matt-Taylors-sexist-shirt-and-the-day-political-correctness-officially-went-mad.html

http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2014/11/15/shirt-comet-girls-feminism-column/19083607/

After playing New Vegas a lot, I will back a game if Sawyer is lead designer without hesitation.

I sometimes wonder how different the world would be if humanties students would have to study something a bit more substantial than "gender studies".

**** it, I'm going to go have a drink.

You don't see how going from excited over a grand achievement: http://youtu.be/5Iv-5SOGm54 To breaking down crying: http://youtu.be/QoPPgp4C9Ag might have a little to do with being dogpiled?

The man was brought to tears. Over a shirt. Made for him by a friend. On what should have been the highlight of his career. The fact that you are ok with him being harassed and bullied says a lot about your ability to empathize.

Ahh yes, the real issue isn't how he was attacked and brought to tears over wearing a shirt crafted by a friend, it's that some people think attacking someone over a shirt is stupid.

I heard that they had a interview with a pro-GG female game dev, but they decided not to run it. They did, her name is Jennifer Daww.

If a female scientist wore a dress with images of a male character in sexy poses would anyone react differently if she would've received similar treatment to Dr. Taylor? If the answer is yes, you're a sexist. The most harm this shirt could do is assault the fashion sense of a vanilla person. If someone feels that a tacky shirt is keeping them out of STEM(and not the intense course work and study) then they probably won't be able to handle a job where they regularly interact with people.

Misogynist! What if women want to wear blouses or dresses? I'm going to write a very scathing tumblr entry about this!

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/120272/lena-dunham-zuckerberg-controversies-dangers-feminist-overreach And here people lose their **** over a dude wearing a grey shirt.

I think T:TDW was troubled more by plot than performances. I have heard something similar, and would love to see Spidey in the MXU where he belongs, wouldn't be surprised if Sony took a payoff. And it's pretty much been the opinion of most I've encountered that Fantastic F@ckup would be a train wreck way before Doom Blogger. Although I'll admit I find Doom Blogger more funny than revolting.

Fantastic Chronicle sounds so bad I have to wonder if Disney is bribing Trank in hopes the film sucks so bad FOX hands the rights over to Marvel. Now if only Sony would sell Spidey film rights back so we can have a decent Spider-Man film. Anyways, I finally got around to watching Thor: The Dark World. Not bad, but bland and probably the weakest of phase 2.

In addition to being a former neo-Nazi and dead gay teenager, David Pakman also is know to harass women. http://youtu.be/7kC7s7tfaEc

It had an offer of 100 gold for the death of Gawker's ward. I suppose the bounty has been raised recently though.

Gamergate is evil, didn't you get the notice that reads "To all of evil intent"?

So if there are robots in a sci-fi game it's a cliché? I think it's what you do with the tropes that make it cliche. DAO had some good points, but I feel that the ancient organization vs. ancient evil wasn't executed in a particularly original manner. I would've also liked more consequence for certain quests, specifically the mage circle, werewolves and elves, and the noble's possessed kid.

It shouldn't be. A study could be taken of female gamers to determine how many feel a female PC or avatar is a determining factor in them playing the game. At the least, it would give devs a feel on how to make a game more appealing to women, rather than relying on anecdotal evidence.

My fellow misogolords, we have a manlection coming up to decide the next prime manister of our glourious manocracy. I'm imploring all of you to vote for Ron Swanson to this high position, and do not consider casting your manvotes behind anyone else.

Or you know, societal structures expect women to conform to certain standards of beauty and have socialized them into wanting to conform to those standards of beauty.I know this thread is basically a circle-jerk, but come on, this is pretty basic stuff. It is even broader than with one sex. Humans are social animals after all, so arguing for the abolishment of such with "you are beautiful just as you are"-arguments is just BS. Better learn what cards you have at the game of life and use them to the fullest for your own self-improvement instead. But these authoritarians hate that, because it creates individuals capable to their own critical thinking, and we can't have that, can we? Eh, I find telling someone they have the standards they do "because society" is pretty insulting to the intelligence of the individual. It's the left-wing analogue of the conspiracy theories about lizard jew illuminati that every else is too stupid to believe in. Why the hell does it matter that a female made that shirt for him? He's just some guy trying to go about his life having fun and a bunch of random jerks attack him because they disapprove of his fashion sense, he fact that a chick made the shirt is completely irrelevant to the content of the shirt, if a jew had made nazi uniforms wearing them wouldn't be any less offensive to jews. I do believe in the right to be offended by anything, with that said though I also believe in the right to be offended by people being offended, it's time for people to come together and stop SJW culture from attempting to dominate all other cultures, well, that times long overdue, but better late than never. Someone should start a #randomspacedudeshouldbeabletowearwhatevershirthewantstoscrewyousjws hashtag. I highly doubt that you really believe disapproving of the clothes someone wears is wrong though, I highly doubt most of you would be comfortable around KKK and nazi uniforms. It isn't important of itself, but it is ironic that the defenders of women's rights are so willing to **** on a woman's art.

I found the attack on him to be 1000X more shameful than the admittedly (in my opinion) tacky shirt he wore. I think the shirt is a bit tacky as well, mostly due to the strange color choices. That said, attacking someone over what clothes they wear is petty as hell. What really makes it is that the shirt was made by a female friend of is, but I suppose internalized misogyny is to blame.

I think TN and kirottu touched on this yesterday but here is an update: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/11231320/Rosetta-mission-scientist-Dr-Matt-Taylor-cries-during-apology-over-offensive-shirt.html I'm absolutely disgusted that a man wearing a shirt made for him by a female friend is attacked with such ferocity by these people. Yes, wishing to be the best you possible is shameful.