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Comment Re:wow (Score 1) 346

That may be a little bit true. Religious nutjobs have condemned them in the past.

Although, in my limited experience, religious nutjobs aren't major consumers of computer games, or mass media in general for that matter. They tend to shut the world out so they can more completely indoctrinate their young and maintain their cognitive dissonance.

To be clear, I am speaking only of the nutjobs, not people of faith as a whole.

Comment Re:wow (Score 1) 346

they refuse to stop players from making gay characters in games.

You can make them, just as long as no one else ever has to see it. It's the worst kind of lie - they can claim to support LGBT while still forcing members of that community to stay in the closet.

Quite despicable, in my opinion.

Comment Re:Don't we? (Score 1) 346

... We don't hate them because we're homophobes...

Speak for yourself...

If you're uncomfortable please continue posting as AC, but I'm sincerely interested to know if this is just a drive-by troll or if you really made a decision not to buy EA products because of their LGBT handwaving, and why.

Comment Re:Simple (Score 1) 346

No only that, but it seems like everyone is either selling their company to them or working for them. I realize that companies go under and people need work, but if they end up owning all the decent IP, there is going to be nowhere else to turn BUT to buy from EA.

There are thousands of indie devs in garages as we speak working on their first games with remarkable (free!) tools like Unity3D. The market is shifting back away from corporations, just like direct-sale music and local bands are starving the "music" industry. In the end, people who care will make excellent products, sell them for less, and keep a vastly larger share of the profit.

Have your Fionna and Cake and eat it too! (Er... but not in a creepy way.)

Comment Re:Awesome! (Score 1) 306

That, plus precious little Bobby and Suzie spend all of their time on 4chan and have seen more horrifying things than their parents even knew existed. And laughed over it.

Honestly, if my siblings knew the shit my nieces and nephews see online the kids would never see the light of day again. Being an uncle is awesome.

Comment Re:Good. (Score 1) 306

we could reallocate all that useful TV bandwidth to something useful.

Ooh! Ooh!
Free high speed internet?
Naah...it would never catch on...

Yeah, that's crazy. Consumers wouldn't go for it.

How about unreasonably expensive high speed internet? This is something the public has been demanding!

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