FierceDeity

How are these two situations even remotely comparable? This wasn't a reveal announcement. And yes, plenty of people care about Smash Brothers. Pretty silly to post a comment like that, considering that almost everyone commenting on the article would have to care about it to some degree.

Except nowadays suggesting that anyone takes the slightest bit of precaution about their well-being is deemed to be 'victim-blaming'.

As in nature, human societies require hierarchies to function.

You do realize that the biological purpose of life is to pass on your genes to the next generation, right? You're advocating that people voluntarily genocide themselves.

Also, birth rates are below replacement levels in practically all developed economies anyway.

@video_game_king

I agree with your sentiment. Of course, most people don't like to hear that since they'd rather circle-jerk over how bad someone else.

You're talking as if the people running this site are never vulgar or use swear words. This isn't exactly a highbrow site, you know.

Not sure what you're getting at there. All I'm saying is that there's nothing wrong with smack talk in multiplayer video game.

We're talking about EVE Online here. Where scamming and ganking other players isn't just allowed, but seen as a legitimate gameplay choice. Getting upset that the leader of an alliance infamous for scamming and ganking plays into that seems pretty childish to me. Or is smack talk no longer allowed in competitive multiplayer games? Do we all need to be nice and sensitive, lest we dare offend someone's precious feelings? I'd much rather read this guy's actual thoughts and opinions than be fed some censored version.

The bluff, in this case, was that the N3/PL coalition could field more supercapitals (Super Carriers and Titans) - in particular the Titans. The CFC/RUS alliance already held subcapital supremacy thanks to their greater number of players, but whether or not they could muster the number of supercapital ships required to take on the N3/PL supercapital blob was what was in question.

It's a video game dude, and he's really just playing into his persona as the Mittani, leader of the CFC. The "They put their dick on the table, and we chopped it off" quote is hilarious smack talk, IMO. If you listen to the Vile Rat podcast that the other guy posted, he's really nice and articulate when he isn't playing into that persona.