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Tag Archives: subtlety
We Interrupt Your Regularly Scheduled Programming: An Alt. Reality Take on Gender in Games
Imagine you just logged into your favorite MMORPG. Your beloved brawler, built up over many years, is still functionally the same. But its model has been replaced! It’s no longer obvious that it’s a formidable warrior. It’s become the perfect … Continue reading
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WTF WHY DO I LOOK GAY
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