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I think we would be really great if people read this perspective about 4chan before making judgements on a large and diverse group of users from around the world.

http://kazerad.tumblr.com/post/96020280368/faceless-together

Also, maybe have a look at this IndieGoGo which is tragically being overlooked in the wake of all this conflict, and make your own decisions.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-fine-young-capitalists--2#home

Gamers have always been an incredible accepting and inclusive bunch of individuals and is a subculture we should all be proud of. Don't let people tell you different. You know we're good people really.

This is also a really important point to understand. Games like GTA appeal to men because they are macho crime thrillers, but women that also like those games tend to like them for the same reasons men do. Whereas there are games that appeal more generally to women, like the Sims. I would presume a GTA game that shoehorned in female characters would alienate as many women that enjoy the game as it would men.

I'd like them to skip 5 and call it Saints Row 666 and just rip on Buffy.

@andorski: Not particularly. I mostly only liked Christopher Eccleston's series, a few Tennant episodes though I quickly began to hate it, and then came back in with Matt Smith and the same thing happened.

I only really remember Matt Smith's first episode which was alright and "Aaaaanti plastic!"

I've seen enough Doctor Who to be fairly certain that I actually didn't.

I always give a new regeneration a chance but I didn't make it past the first 5 minutes. Goddamn you introduce a dinosaur in the thames and you pace things like that? I never moved beyond the Doctor being confused, which should have been established with about 2 lines of dialogue max.

I couldn't recommend this show to anyone.

Maybe when Star Citizen is released, it'll win biggest success through sheer amount of money raised. I'm sure there are bigger failings than the Yogventures thing as well.

Oxbridge means Oxford and Cambridge. With Imperial, they form the Golden Triangle, along with 3 other University of London colleges.

@bisonhero: Tell me about it. Everyone close to me in London has had a difficult time with things. The most promising people from college among them and I myself have taken a year out. I'm determined to finish what I started but it's a difficult time in a lot of peoples lives. People who have it easy in their early 20s are just missing out anyway.