@Smokescreened84 @mlcarter815 Who said anything about slavery or property? Nobody is asking for this. Now you're just starting to show how biased you are. As I stated earlier i'm all for equal rights, and hell women are even starting to exceed men in certain areas. Also Like I said if you wanna make a difference go to the middle east where women are still considered property, don't sit here and bash a medium where the base user IS males.

It's silly, it's selfish, it's bullying and it's borderline psychotic. Why not attack things such as this http://www.micheleborba.com/blog/2012/05/24/5-dangers-of-too-sexy-too-soon-ads-aimed-at-our-girls/

Try to change something that MATTERS. Not something that'll effect the world in no possible way shape or form.

@Smokescreened84 See that's a cop out. When people want change and things DO change. It's always not enough. There's no pleasing people period and it's disgusting how much people beg for change. And no we don't work better as a collective. If you have five people on a committee to fix the roads in town it may take a week to get to a decision. If you have ten people it may take 3 weeks. The more people you add to a problem or issue the longer it takes to sort out.

@Smokescreened84

And it's comments like this as to why there is harassment. Things HAVE changed. People just like to push their agendas when they see something they don't fully agree with. I hate to say it and with all due respect your comment IS blunt as well.

We have progressed. But pushing in such an un-meaningful way is absolutely ridicolous. Do something to change the state you care about. Rather than video games.

@no_fear_in_hell I live in new york. I know women there are some parts of the world where women still get the brunt end of the stick. Hence my make it a meaningful movement rather than attack a medium where a majority of the user base are males.

"Feminists want an end to gender-based oppression, and although we have made great strides in some areas, there is still a long way to go in others"

I'm sorry. But oppression is such a harsh word. I mean do we really oppress women anymore?Women are better educated, normally have better salaries than their male counter-parts and are enrolling in college more than men.

I can't get on board because it's these extremist who ruin everything for everyone else.

We have a plethora of strong female characters in games nowadays, Laura Croft, Kerrigan, Chell,Jade, Zelda, The Boss, Alyx Vance, Naomi Hunter, Liara, Meryl, Aerith, Tifa, Mona Sax and cortana. The list goes on and on. I promote equality, but people who have to complain for it through such a medium as entertainment are absolutely out of their minds, if you want to make a movement make it on a meaningful level, not something where a majority of the users or when the base is majority male.

It's sad to see anyone get laid off. But with that said. Creating games is a difficult process. But damn was SS a pretty terrible studio.

@NightFox313 We're very biased creatures. We always aim to judge. Gaming isn't cheap so we do have to spend wisely. Reviews are definitely an insight, but people take them way to seriously. I mean what happened to the days when we thought a game was cool and we just played it to play it?

Tom your the man. You are so right, people are spoiled by what you say is "a big-budget affair that lacks any discernable problems--but also lacks any soul." People look at scores and complain complain and complain. We've become a very spoiled generation of gamers and we have a tendency to be way to pretentious and overlook what can make some flawed games great.

I'm going for battlefield series. I feel as if it'll be a bit more layered than the MW franchise.

The game play is great, but i agree with alot of the people, the game does look like just a really revamped version of halo 2, it's not as good looking as they made it sound