So if you're ever wondering... Yes, humans can be very, very stupid.

@baxwam You are a sad example of our species.

@Simulator_Shock Uh... No?

@Lord_Vivec @parrot_of_adun @brainiac1988 I suspect L2fuckoffthisisastupidmeansofcommunication is an improper response, and you therefore did not understand my point, which is not surprising.

The claim that "there will always be idiots that claim something is sexist" is a sadly common outcry amongst sexists/chauvinists/misogynists. Oh, by "sadly", I mean the vast majority of comments on relevant GS articles are more or less just this.

At this point, I don't really care to elaborate upon my point, our species and gender have proven too stupid and worthless for such a debate, and I've exhausted my patience. If you don't understand my point now, you never will. Sorry for the intrusion.

@brainiac1988 And you'll always have people who only ever complain about accusations of sexism, acting like no one and nothing is ever sexist...

"Soderlund said EA is spending a 'ton' of money on this effort, with development teams 'killing themselves' every year to create compelling products."

...And how is this a good thing, exactly?

Having a good director doesn't make it a good idea for a movie, unfortunately.

@DeadlyMaster This review address that. It has most of the faults of the original, but is improved in superficial ways. Did you read it?

Er... The concept of satire can, actually, be adapted to things unique to videogames, like a virtual world, without needing a slavish devotion to things like story. To say this world can only be seen as sexist because the very plot of the game doesn't specifically touch on it, is absurd and denies the medium the consideration it deserves. The exaggerated nature of this world *IS* meant to say something, just not through narrative. We're not reading a book, here.

@grove12345 @sgt_hunter Motivation wasn't the issue, no one liked half of what the Xbone did. Plain and simple.