@adamska_br @fredyellowone Then question her review, and maybe post about it in the forums or in the review comments. But this might not be the best place to talk about the review itself, when this video is mainly talking about the vitriol in comments, and how that has to change.

@deschutes @pvspartan36 She made her review have a personal touch by relating some reservations she had about the game, but I'm pretty sure she didn't threaten any users, unlike what happened to her. So, I'm going to go with no, definitely no.

@DIGN @fredyellowone Perhaps its professionalism comes in that it questions the current order of things, and tries to change things for the better? Sure, it's kind of rude to say FU to someone, but it could also be an encouragement for change. Calling someone out on their behavior is needed, especially in the case he did, and while there are more tactful ways to do it, they just simply aren't as effective, or as shockingly funny. So there, that's an answer to your question. Maybe you could even call it "satirical," if that suits you.

@victormgs777 To the latter part of your comment, then why are you a member? If you hate the reviews, did you just sign up to complain about them? However, to the part about how GTA games have always been misogynistic, you're sort of right. There's been satire like this before in GTA games, and they don't portray women as characters very often. I think the difference now is that they've done that before, and it's time to come up with a new joke. I don't really think it's offensive, but the casual racisms and sexisms are a bit stale now, and are getting a bit too casual for some people to be comfortable. So, when a game has a narrative that irritates you, would you consider it perfect?

@FriendBear If you check the Kickstarter page, you'll see that a full copy is not required. You can use the demo version of StarCraft 2, don't remember what it's called, to play this game. So, technically, it is free, though you still have to sell a little bit of soul and make a Battle.net account.

@cheese232323 You can definitely get through the game on easy mode without pausing, though it will be more difficult. If you play a mage you'll have a tougher time with it, but you can still make it through. On normal mode it's much more difficult to get through without ever pausing, but you can manage it, especially as a warrior. Dragon Age 2 you should complete with little trouble.

Well, to your second question, yes. And we can only hope that they know to make it play like Origins, but they're saying all of the right things, if that helps.

Uh, what? Why...?

Don't you care about diversity? I like having to think and plan, and I DON'T want every RPG to play like Dark Souls

The original RPGs used tactical combat that required pausing, careful planning, and good use of abilities. RPGs only really took up more actiony combat in the past decade, but Dragon Age was always meant to emulate the classics. So, in essence, this game is building off of years of brilliant design.