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You're free to post your opinions and argue against things you don't agree with, but if you're going to specifically vicious then we ask you don't post in such situations. We aren't Reddit or Neogaf; people can express opinions if they're relevant to the discussion at hand and if they're civil about the way they present their arguments. Slay the opposition with facts and logic, not redaction! If you are intent on not staying, we ask that you just log out and don't think of us again. Public declarations of leaving the community are often derided and contribute nothing.

I don't know what forums you were member of previously, but responding to few months old post with nothing to add to the thread is not very welcome behavior. Ignoring most of the post and just saying "this is bullshit, so rest of it must also be so", is also rude. If you want to discuss something, please do, but if you don't, just ignore the post, instead of saying that post is not worthy to being responded to. Please, keep your responses up to a higher standard, no matter what opinions of other posters are, it's not a youtube comment section.

If you think this place is bad, you should see the Need for Speed Wiki, i've had the displeasure of meeting the guy that runs it, self-proclaimed "Klanleader" Hamilton This website has been around for 5 years, it's done all the evolving it's going to do and a couple of new stubborn redditors aren't going to do a lot to change it more

And now, two posts from Medic. The first post was from yesterday where Medic talked about Dragon Souls. The second post is up today, where she talks about the difference between watching competitive TF2 and competitive OW.

I don't believe we've ever advertised as some kind of safe space or somewhere that censors other people. I get enough of that kind of moderation on the Paizo forums (where every vaguely controversial statement from "I don't like this product you made" to "You know I think that feminist rally got kind of out of hand" is scrubbed and all responses to it are likewise scrubbed), and have no desire to carry it over to here. We don't make a habit of removing posts unless they're extremely offensive (intense gore/shock imagery or porn outside the designated private subforum) or are clearly flamebait/trolling or otherwise likely to spiral way out of control. This is not either scenario. With the influx of new members, forum rules/guidelines may need to be updated to make this clearer. Raison had his say, everybody dogpiled him, pretty much, we all learned things about each other, and we went back to memeing and playing vidya together the next day. Everybody got their say, and I feel like there are less hard feelings than if discussion had been shut down altogether.

fuck bears

well if you don't like flaming and you allow racist posts then you should probably just ban me now because i'm always going to flame idiots who post things like that

I am still mad how they made Alohan Marowak's signature move pretty much Move Relearner either by putting it in the level-up list just ONE level before it can evolve.

They're now going to sell all of the DLC in one package called the "Ultimate Edition" for around 45 USD or something.

I really love Machinedrum

If you want a second mod opinion, I also agree with Raz. And I was the main one arguing with Raison before. If you have something concrete to add to this thread, please do. As far as I'm concerned the discussion about nationalism/ethnocentricity with Raison is done, however. Not saying you can't disagree with any opinion espoused by any member of this thread (or others), and it would be hypocritical of me to say you must disagree POLITELY, but do so coherently and specifically.

Yeah sure, whatever. I'm a dime-a-dozen racist idiot who doesn't know that ethnic conflict is just an urban legend. After all, how can there be conflict when we're all Americans™? You're basically just restating what everyone else already said, dude. But this is funny. "It's not worth my time to even read your essays... let alone bother responding to them," he says, after responding to an eight month old essay.

>he doesn't know confusion for shame

East asian cities are always comfy to me.