I'm pretty sure the Gawker network is turning sentient. It's deciding for us when we will comment.

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Of course there are other uses for the word "hack," but people genuinely misuse it all the time.

Thank you. It's like the people that consider using an already-logged-into Facebook account without permission "hacking."

Reaffirming the fact that it cannot become part of my life.

Sure, but that doesn't mean that I can afford to pay for it. It's the same reason why I likely won't bother picking up TES Online (even though I'd really like to play it), as I simply can't afford to pay a monthly fee after paying for my car, school, etc.

It may be old, but it still is one of the more accurate graphs I've ever seen.

It has a monthly fee of $15 last time I checked, which is a bit steep.

Glad I'm not the only one that wants to like EVE so badly, but doesn't have the time nor the patience to get past the initial vertical cliff they call a learning curve. Everything about it seems so awesome, but I just can't devote the time or money to play it.

Clearly you have never been to a European country. They might be small in comparison with the US, but man, do you get a lot of cultural diversity in such a small space.

The servers have been mostly fine for me on PC, but I keep getting random, unexplained hard crashes every once and a while. Hopefully that's fixed by release, it could, however, be a driver issue.

Agreed. My parents are actually just now getting into the show, and they asked why on Earth they would end it after 5 seasons if it was so popular. The writers had a story to tell, and five seasons, in my opinion, was a great way to tell that story.

It definitely could've used another 15 minutes, even a full two hour special like a lot of shows tend to do. Nevertheless, I'm glad they were able to tell the story they needed to tell, and in such a fantastic way!

Keep in mind the Grey Matter scene was all we have to base our assumptions on how Skylar, Flynn, and Holly will be doing after Walt's death. Jesse was an important character, sure, but I think that the scene with Grey Matter was brilliantly written and definitely deserved the amount of time it was given.

Oh yeah, for sure. A perfect ending for a near perfect show.

Hilarious, totally forgot about the mustard spot! But in all actuality, dream endings are the lowest form of ending.

I think it brought the show to its logical conclusion. Walt ultimately had Jesse and the Neo Nazis to blame for the collapse of his empire, and on top of that, he learns that they had broken into Skylar's home and threatened the family. He would obviously have set out to take care of them.

The hardest part would obviously be getting the ricin into the package, but Walt is a smart guy, he could figure that out during his months in the cabin. Planting it was easy, seeing as Lydia always sat at the same table.

Not I. I shamelessly jumped in last year while the first half of Season 5 was airing (watched the season prior to that first, of course). Probably one of the better decisions I've made in the past year or so.