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Here's the thing though, girls who say no in real life are real people. The girls in this game are fictional characters who are written with the sole intention of turning heterosexual guys on. It's impossible to sexually assault anyone in this game because none of the girls actually exist.

In the US, Russia, and 3/4 of Europe rape is still illegal, and less than 93 rapes for every 100,000 people in no way constitutes a "rape culture". In Islamic countries it's legal to rape your wife, in many it's legal to marry a child or have sex with underage boys, but more importantly all of those things are ingrained in Islamic culture. A literal rape culture. Unlike in the west, where rape is illegal and abhorrent to most of the population.

Rape culture doesn't exist in the west. The only "rape culture" in the world exist in Islamic countries where women are seen as the literal property of men. A mode in a video game that lets you grope some polygons has nothing to do with real rape. But go ahead and keep pretending women in the west are oppressed. I'm sure the tens of millions of women in legitimate sex slavery around the world understand that you have more important issues to deal with before you can get arou...

Wow, now I'm really glad I never spent money on any of those games. Or "games", in the case of Depression Quest. Zoe Quinn is truly a disgusting person.

Aside from intellectual diversity, genre diversity is the most important kind of diversity.

When the game gets a full release with every feature promised in the Kickstarter then I'll consider myself silenced. Until then, I'm gonna go on thinking this is going to be in Early Access Hell for the rest of eternity.

That's not getting burned by pre-orders, that's getting burned by deceptive marketing, paid reviews, or shitty game development. The same people who walk into a store on day one and buy the game are getting burned just like all the people who pre-ordered. Pre-ordering itself isn't bad or wrong or anti-consumer or whatever other buzzword angry commenters like to throw around. It's a choice. I've already outlined the benefits in my comment, and you've outlined some of th...

People don't get burned by pre-orders, people get burned by either not doing proper research on the games they buy or giving into hype. No one forces you to pre-order. No one forces you to buy games. Pre-ordering is there for people who either want whatever little pre-order bonus is available, or for people who get games shipped to them and want a guaranteed day one copy.

She's a block of wood.

"The Korean Board Ratings Board is said to list a title called Assassin’s Creed: Ezio Collection, and if that will turn out to be true, which in most cases is, that would mean Ubisoft are preparing to make an official announcement about this collection of games and its release date, as they have done promptly in the past shortly after such info leaks have occurred."

Reporting rumor as fact and spamming the tags with systems the game will never be on if it exists t...

Duplicate article?

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There are a hundred of 50+ hour long open world games out there. That's not what MGS is. That's not what most MGS fans want out of an MGS game. We want the 30 minute cutscenes. MGSV gave us audio logs and a nearly mute Snake. MGSV was a *terrible* MGS game.

It was missing an entire chapter. The last chapter of the game was a rushed mess. They released an unfinished version of a mission they couldn't get done in time for the game's launch. You can say you enjoyed the gameplay despite the story shortcomings, but the game is factually incomplete; that can't be argued.