And if his lawyers actually take up the case, they apparently don't know parody law and are as much of a joke as he is.

Initial take-aways skimming the pics:
-While that nose is pretty impressive, the rest of that ghoul makeup is pretty terrible. The skin is not mutilated enough
-As "The Ghoul"? Is there only one? In a game world where they're like 20% of the population? Not to mention ferals. And he's "The Ghoul"?
-World looks way to clean and intact. First major example is that plane cockpit. It is WAY too white for being through a nuclear holocaust and laying around for over 100 years. And the cut of it straight down, it looks so fake. Obvious that they had no lore thought up behind how it got there and why its there or destroyed, just "we need broken plane piece for set." Same with the billboard in the pic with the power armor, definitely doesn't look like its seen a nuclear blast or decades of neglect. Or that stone building in the 2nd to last pic if that is on set. Would not be that undamaged.

That's cool.
Make different colors!

Holy crap, maybe the pictures here are just bad, but I've never seen a more fake-looking person. There is literally not a speck of life behind those eyes. Is she an AI creation?

Would sound a lot less fake and hollow company speak if they offered a tier without the free games that just let you play online for like $10 a year or something.
No one gives a **** about your free games, if PS+ wasn't the only way to play online 40-60% of their subs would vanish.

Netflix series can't make it a single season, let alone 1000 episodes.

Man it'd be nice if everyone was this up in arms about me making $20-some an hour as they are some lady being offered *only* $250 an hour.

@talos48: While they did lie, it could very well have just been business to protect her privacy. What makes her sound worse to the fans/other possible empolyers "She had a schedueling conflict" or "We offered her the pay rate her union contract stipulates and she told us to f off"?

@MigGui: She stated she WORKED for 16 hours total. There wasn't anywhere near 16 hours of voicelines, the entire game doesn't even last that long if you aren't screwing around.

Also, the contract for the VA union both her and Jennifer Hale are part of stipulates an average rate of $956 per 4 hour session of work. So it is very much in line with what she should expect to make on a gig of 16 hours, a bit higher, but that could be due to A) it is the second offer platinum made and the first may have been the strict average, or B) they anticipated needing slightly over 4 sessions of 4 hours. Either way, the price is very much in line with her contract terms.

Also, she has not taken a single VA role other than Bayonetta in the last decade. That would likely tend to label her as "inexperienced" and move her towards the lower end of the pay range of her contract anyway (which the low end is still around $200 per hour). It seems more to me that she wants to make an entire living off voicing only 1 character once every 8 or so years for a game with convention/guest appearance gigs for the character in between.

By her own admission she put in 16 hours of work total in each of the previous games. If that is a comparable amount to the work that will be done in Bayonetta 3, which it most certainly is, $4000 equates to $250 per hour. If someone is too good to work for $250 per hour, I really can't have any sympathy for them.