@Atermi Firstly she's a woman you transphobic arse. Secondly a decent man would want to end sexism and misogyny.

@Noble_Wolf1488 @Kraken422 So why don't you instead bring up the issues of racism in your comments. I don't want racism or sexism in the games I play. If you have a problem with her leaving the issue of the games racism out of her review then bring up the racism don't belittle her for taking issue with sexism.

@Spaceninja7u @shebebootycall Although it's great you're sticking up for trans people the term "tranny" is a pejorative on a similar level as the n-word so you may wish to avoid using it. Unless of course you live in Britain, it's cool there.

@Monsterkillah @carolino @wjcb2004 Obvious troll is obvious. Next time try to be a little more subtle.

@WolfGrey @Kraken422 @SevenStyx The stereotype argument doesn't explain the treatment of women on the in game radio or on billboards. Plus even if it is purely satirical, it's still offensive satire. If every African-American in this game ate every meal at KFC would that be satire or racism?

@pavel_btn The bulk of the review she talks about the many positives of the game. She also touches on the very real misogyny present in the game. Something that she clearly feels makes games worse. Something that I agree with.

@Sidney2144 It's fun living in your bubble of privilege isn't it? Never once being marginalised.

@SevenStyx The reviewer is female and she has a point. While an argument can be made for the majority of developed characters being male that doesn't excuse the fact that women are objectified in all areas of this game. Celebrating misogyny is an issue even if you fail to realise it.

@xReincarnationx @Kraken422 I am a woman

@GezForce @IAMTYLERDURDEN @Kraken422 But gamers did make a stand and Microsoft changed their policies because of that. What more can you want?