It made it this far because the disc drives were found to be completely fucked up, and in the third or fourth wave of models being made, people noticed beefed up disc drive bushings to keep the disc straight, and a little piece on the bottom of the tray that kept discs straight if people had stood their consoles up…

I was on the side of ms for the longest time until one day I loaded my disc and as soon as it started spinning I heard an awful grinding noise, pulled out the disc to find it completely FUBAR. Console was flat horizontally, not standing up, and not at all moved in any way. Then it happened to my entire library.

i have to be honest, i completely forgot that game was coming out, until another poster pointed that out. i just find it odd they go the route of long time to kill models, but, i will just have to wait until i play it before i pass too much jdgement. i just really want it to be btter than destiny.

well, in my area the government removed regulation on utility companies, and all the sudden im paying double my bill for infrastructure and transmission, and administrative fees, which now cost more than the actual gas or power i use. apparently, doing nothing, and having a 2002 dell desktop computer send my digital…

so they realized putting the dishes away before mom asks gets brownie points. congratulations.

Yeah, I was hoping it could have been that but with the division set up

this saddens me because i was hoping for ghost recon future soldier style play, put into this open world. that game had what seemed like an incredible balance for weapons, where every single one was a viable option. a friend and i were able to outgun entire teams using just tazers for gods sakes.

not really, not unless it sat through several instances of thawing and freezing again. but snow doesnt really damage a car that way. you can clean it out and be perfectly fine.

mostly this yeah.

Lego has been killing it lately. I never stopped buying them, but I still have tons of boxes lego just for when it's time to play with them with the kids, this set is definitely going to be an addition to the pile

I fucking hate this show, but my kid rules the roost around here because I don’t like crying getting in the way of my drinking.

Pretty sure all tractor trailers here have that. Electric horn like a car, and an air horn.

In canada we don’t have titles the same way the states do, for us, our only option is checking the vin at a registry for liens or notices, then ask our insurance provider to run it, and they can see if it’s a salvage or an owner buy back after a wreck etc. Is there a way to do the same with a dmv in the states? If so…

yeah you arent going to see extra frames, but you certainly dont need that max frame count. the graphics of a game do very little to alter a VR experience, we have had VR systems for a long time now for driving, and pilot training demos among others, and they were shit before, but they ran smoothly, hell, people are…

i agree, you just have to a bit cost conscious of the pc you are building if you start from scratch. 900 bucks can easily be eaten by buying the most expensive components. but a competent computer can be had for the price, and should do fine running the rift.

1; you confuse the monitor frequency with the game frame rate. Games certainly don’t need to match the refresh rate of the monitor. They often look better, but the 90hz is actually 45 for each side. Dips will cause visual disturbances for sure, but frame rate doesn’t need to match the screens frequency.

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That’s pretty well always how it’s been though. Remember when n64 games were 100 or more? I didn’t have a job back then. That’s the stuff parents buy.

if you have a fancy new capless tank, pulling it out may help, as the shutter would close, slapping the cap lid closed would be ideal too.

Where on earth do you get 2k on the low end? The 980 may be a 700 dollar card( on the cheap end, but the rest of the computer can be had for around 500.