If it’s not, then I will probably never even bother patching the game. I only play during PVE events as it is. 

The systemic problem is with a bunch of frat boys that can’t leave it at the door. If they actually were professional, then it’s unlikely anyone outside their group would have even known. 

Bingo. Variety is always the best answer. 

Being a mute, I don’t talk on mine. But I’ve always basically wound up holding it like a Star Trek Tricorder.

Happened for me and my partner pretty much at the same time. She and I had grown up together, and we saw Star Wars for the first time together.

I got insanely rich in Saints Row 3, thanks to that mini game. It was so much fun. Once, I got glitched under a trash truck and it freaked out so hard the game froze up lol. 

Aggro Crab’s response should be the template response to every NFT announcement, from now on. 

Which, unfortunately, leaves those of us that can’t afford high end PCs or have access to unlimited high speed data caps required for game streaming kind of screwed.

The main reason why I’m wary is that, while in the short term, it makes monetary sense to reap the benefits from sales on another’s platform, in the long term, exclusivity helps grow your own.

If that holds true after the buyout is complete, then great. It’ll put pressure on MS to do the same. 

There’s one question that nobody seems to want to ask, or at least nobody will give a yes/no answer to:

There’s barely a story here. Of course Destiny *2* won’t become exclusive. It’s an already launched game. The same is true of *existing* Call of Duty games.

I live in an Alabama county capital city. I long for the luxuries of a third world country. 

There’s also people getting Switches for the first time buying it. I bet if you compared switch sales to MK8 sales, they’ll be very close. 

Sony rarely closes their wallet. They’ve paid Square to keep FF7 Remake off of Xbox at least twice now. 

The next CoD trailer having a big “Only on Xbox” splashed on it is going to sell a lot of Xboxes. Considering most players who have a PC capable of running it well play it on PC already. 

As long as the console keeps selling, they’ll keep making them. And thus far, the Series generation is outselling the One.

Well said. I feel much the same way. 

Like ‘stripper induced heart attack”?

Yeah. Everything is PR. Still, doing the right thing should be effective PR.