@WeepsForFools: He is a "blank slate" because his personality is up to the player for the most part, as opposed to pre-defined characters.

@fedor: Perhaps you're oversimplifying the issues? It's one thing for a woman to choose to dress that way, it's another for men to dress them up that way to suit their desires.

@grungeman91: The point isn't laziness, it is safety. To borrow from Futurama, being a good driver is all about intuition and heart -- a good driver can't have either one.

@elheber: Yes, exactly. Letting the results inform the decision doesn't necessarily mean letting the simple majority make the decision.

@rodro: It is unlikely it means any of that, as it is unlikely that he made all of those decisions.

@billzihang: It's great that you feel that way, but don't confuse the way that you feel with the way other people feel. I recall a Mass Effect ad that used the female Shepard, and it was clear that, at least on this website, plenty of people do not share your view.

@csward: It isn't as though he made the whole game, he just helped come up with the backstory. It is likely not his fault that they then cut all the backstory out of the game.

@rebfaction: "backwards compatible would mean you can put the same disc you bought for the PS3 into your PS4 and play it."

You ignored what he said. You can put the same disc you bought for the 360 into your X1 and play it. Not all discs, so it isn't complete, but it is still backwards compatibility, as opposed to re-releases.

@celeritasgamer1: Is that not what he said?

@elessarGObonzo: None of that would've felt like a Star Wars movie, and none of it would've been new.