one OF the best.

Mick is a piece of ####. and is trying to unwind previous legal decisions to protect bad actors. that being said i believe legal precedent has been set to go after these “tribal” lenders.

i think he is saying that you already have to the money. you could buy the car in cash or you could get the zero interest and put that cash in an low risk investment like a CD. that way you get the car and get interest. if i were to do that i would like a monthly payout from the investment equal to the car payment, so…

there is a lfg option. its just horribly broken. i can go in and say hey lfg for XXX i can find people who want to do the same thing, but to actually get them in a party is painfully difficult.

wish they would make it PUG-able or get rid of the token system. the destiny team finding system is shit, at least on pc. you have to go to the app find a group who wants to play, message them in app, get their friend info, minimize the game, add them as a friend in blizzard launch app, go back to the game and then…

i hate grind, probably why i like destiny 2. i dont want to be told i have to repeat Activity A 100 times to advance to Activity B subsequently nullifying any “reason” to play A. when i play destiny, i log in and play what i want because it is fun. when i go to an amusement park, i get on a ride and enjoy that ride,…

i dont think their metrics are a proper way to evaulate buying new verse used. just because the resale price is lower doesn’t mean the value matches. The cost of a car is not just the purchase price. it might have dropped alot but if repairs are imminent then that’s going to bump up the price. i would think a better…

i think timing was the problem with 4. 343 got ahold of halo and dived straight into the MC story line. i think they should have done an offshoot to get their bearings while having the safety to write it off if it flopped.

when Staten left the story left. that is Halo/Destiny’s problem. hopefully crackdown 3 keeps his spark.

Unless you’re a console fanboy, exclusives are sour grapes. Which is why I only accept Nintendo exclusives.

GTAO is a really fun/great online experience burdened with a terrible UI and matchmaking. I’m really hoping that with RDRO that they will bring alot of lessons learned into the new system. for a lot of the Contact missions, many of those could be put into the open world.

i run max textures then find dimishing returns on other taxing settings. ive run max shadows with 45 fps but i find little to no difference between max and the setting i use. and with 4k AA really is not noticeable in the slightest. my philosophy is max setting is a dick measuring contest and often means very little…

GTAO stuff has been good as of recently. heists, the car theft, Smugglers run, and Doomsday have all been great fun. im actually interested to see how they transfer their skills to RDRO

i think delaying their game is why they make billions on their games. they don’t release a buggy half finished product.

my 470 can run Destiny 2 at 80% upscaled 4k at 60fps. when you dont use anti-aliasing that frees up a lot of horsepower.

SUV’s for the no kid couple? no need for a back seat and trunk space at the same time. going on vacation, drop the back seats. driving friends around, no need for trump space.

thanks for reminding me about Fleetwood Mac Rumours

rockstar has a content creator. even players can go in and make their own race tracks and missions. if they can make a tool so easy a player can use it what is holding back other companies? is it a matter of different definitions of content? when R* releases a new patch playable content seems to be 10% new 90% reused.…

Hey Jason,

when devs say its hard to make content for the game what are they refering to? is it build play space or developing encounters? I cant help but look at these high detail games and think that’s the base of their problem. too much focus of fidelity that they sacrifice gameplay development. I don’t care if I’m playing in…