@Scarab83 @Archimedes777 I know that is the case for the central characters, but are there not police officers and others? Isn't the complaint that ALL of the female characters are portrayed negatively?

@Scarab83

There are no redeeming characteristics in any of the male characters? I have not played through, so I am honestly asking.

@Scarab83 @DeveloperDre @istuffedsunny Why is that stupid? If a game sets out to be satirical, but leaves a glaring hole (even if that hole is only from the reviewer's perspective) doesn't it make sense to take off a point in your review?

@DeveloperDre

I think we are looking at different pages, but if I am wrong I can own up to it. Are you getting this on the review page or here?

@Scarab83

Sorry, I didn't see the response below and can't find it now. I must be looking at a different page than @lilflipp

@lilflipp It wasn't deleted. You have posted the same basic thing 3 times now. And, as before, I will say, the ads that you get are keyed to you, not to her, so what does that tell you? My ads are for bookstores and things that I may die from. Your ads are about hot women. I guess we know what we surf for on the internet now.

@BuiltForSin Feedbackula isn't journalism! It is entertainment. They are mutually exclusive. I guess one can be entertained by facts, but it is not the purpose of journalism despite the mainstream media's attempt to make it seem as such.

@IAMTYLERDURDEN Then I will give you that.

But only because I dig the username.

@IAMTYLERDURDEN @Archimedes777 While GTA has done a lot to popularize the sandbox, they didn't start it. There are arguments that games in the '80s began the 'open world.' Rockstar does it as well, maybe better, than anyone, but they didn't invent it.

@lilflipp @Scarab83

I can explain them for you: they are keyed to you, not her. When I go to the page I get ads for books and articles about the diseases they think I may die from. The ads say something about you, not her.