@hella_epic You clearly haven't read many posts; there are far worse. In fact I'd say that both of the main posts immediately above & below endorbr's are more 'stupid'.
@endorbr GS don't do video reviews for HD collections & several of them are missing scores & even text reviews. It's hardly an example of Vita bias when the console versions are in the same situation.
@trollkind Yeah, meant 'renaming' really. At the moment the name makes it far more about women, hence the existence of masculism (which Chrome is insisting is not a word). The more liberal aspects (which are the vast majority; there're hardly any of the radical feminists around any more [thank God, separatism has to be the single worst solution presented by any social theory/movement ever]) of the two need to combine into something with a more relevant name.
As far as all of the West's systemic problems go, this is probably the easiest one to solve. Once it's out the way maybe it will be easier to focus on the other stuff.
The problem I have with this article (& much of feminism in general) is how it limits its focus purely to women. Both sides are oppressed by their gender, both sides experience the bottom end of double standards, & both sides have stereotyped & exaggerated representations in video games which real people are incapable of living up to. Feminism needs to move on, rebrand itself & expand its scope to gender inequalities on both sides if it is to have any hope of creating further progress.
I would've thought people had realised from the end of ME2 that there was no way that the series could ever have a good ending. It was always going to be a deus ex machina, there were no other possible options.
I have more of a problem with the game in general than its ending; the whole thing was badly done.
With regards to the whole 'setting personal missions' thing mentioned (the extreme example given was finding that someone's involved in human trafficking), I'm hoping that it's possible to 'deal with' these people in a way that isn't simply shooting them. He's a hacker & found this information through hacking, so why not make all the data public? Having the ability to expose people rather than just kill them would be a great feature, & could be paired with the abilities to clear the data to protect people from any repercussions of it (eg a poor credit rating) or create fake information to get them falsely accused of crimes &, when no further evidence is found & the case lost, maybe (through the extensive media system the developers mentioned here) make people lose faith in the justice system & support vigilantes like Pierce more? There are so many possibilities with this game, can't wait!
@I_Am_Furious Randy said that they nerfed the aliens for the purpose of the demo. As for the jump height & fall damage the answer is simply 'lower gravity' (it's ~0.86 of Earth's).
As much of an idiot McShea may have made of himself here, it's a good discussion over an interesting area of gaming. Props to Goodrich for having this interview & to McShea for coming up with some good points (even if he argued them terribly) & still being willing to upload it after getting rinsed.
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