Sold out already, even for online access. I hope someone can share what is said, I would’ve loved to have been able to attend remotely.

I like the world and the story but I really struggle with repetitive turn based combat. I think early in in these games as well you have so few attack options it can be a bit dull. Gonna give it more time, but I have to admit that the character models are bothering me too.

Are they ever going to reveal the ‘at least three’ fabricated quotes that they are pushing to the media?

Someone's been editing headlines...

I think what Shon says about 'calling people in' is really important here.

Thank you!

All of these articles go out of their way to avoid referring to Sophia Brooks as she/her.

The nice thing about the amount of weapons though is that there are a lot of options in how you can play. I liked planning out how to take down certain machines (partly because I’m not that great at fighting in games) and having a bigger ‘toolbox’ was part of that.
I liked the climbing too!

Yeah I know, I’ve seen and experienced misogyny in the street and I’m not trying to dispute that it happens all the time, I’m just pointing out that this particular video may be using people’s feelings on this for clicks and it seems to resurface every couple of years

There was a lot of suspicion of it at the time. Not conclusive either way though. www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home...

This video does the rounds every couple of years (as far back as 2017 I think) and there’s been a lot of suspicion that it’s entirely staged.

I will support this

I'm not an athletic person either and starting late but getting into going to the gym - in amongst all the UK trans crisis it feels like a small way of asserting some control over my life and body. I may get a tattoo for the same reason.

It’s hard enough reading the news every day as a trans woman, we really don’t need misleading posts like this that a fair few people took at face value. I wouldn’t vote for them because they are being too centrist on trans rights but I’d still rather hear the truth of what they are saying.

Also the tiny hats, the extra thin door down the corridor, the fact the hem of the dress is hanging down behind her standing leg meaning her other leg would need to be going through it, whatever the hell is going on with the windows/mirrors/frames in the room behind the tiny hats.

That leg is way off proportionally, and it's made worse by the complete lack of distortion in the dress; the pattern goes straight down, which makes it look like the leg isn't coming forwards at all.