Given the time for optimization, it can be. Remember, this game was in development before Ubisoft knew what the PS4's hardware was going to be, and it was held back by last gen consoles as well. Look at Assassin's Creed Unity or The Witcher 3 for a good example of what they could do with a third person game…

I don't think it's the fact that it's 3 clicks but rather that each click requires you to open a new safari page which is the slowest internet browser on the planet.

It may sound weird but code redemption is the main reason I installed the PlayStation iOS app. I like to redeem codes for games that I'm reviewing or checking out as soon as possible, in case the code doesn't work or there's some other problem I need to resolve. Months ago, it seemed like the app would be a better way…

Just saying though, apparently Bing is great for porn searches. Learned that on reddit last night.

lmao at bing epilogue.

You know son, there's another drug you can get high on. It's called, "responsibility".

Having had this treatment, I can tell you, "gold thread" is a more accurate description. They are hairline thin. So thin, they have to be inserted with a special needle.

"And you call this journalism" is probably my favourite line I've ever read on anything "kinja"

It's clearly xenophobic/racist with what you're saying. You're using Western ("scientific" and "proven") medicine as a base of comparison and calling traditional medicine bogus. There's a reason why it's been around for thousands of years... This is purely a case of human folly (the Korean lady's, the practitioner's,…

I'm sorry but you don't know what you are talking about. Acupuncture has been found, through many medical studies, to be effective at relieving certain kinds of pain. But I guess you know better from your extensive medical training. Maybe you should do a little research before writing something as dismissive and…

Acupuncture IS scientific. Sticking needles into one's leg and leaving them in the human body is NOT acupuncture.

This article is based on an ignorant opinion.

It sounds exactly the same, to me. Or do you know of any acupuncturists working with non-sterile needles, such that explicitly pointing out the sterility here really has any sort of point? (*rimshot*)

Acupuncture, done properly, has a proven track record that is thousands of years old, unlike much of modern medicine's guesswork. So, yeah. That closing. Work on it.

The comment at the end ruined the whole article.

I cannot believe you would be that ignorant to at least CONSIDERING alternative medicine might be viable...

I don't know about Xenophobic, but it was certainly a biased personal opinion. This is not about modern vs. traditional medicine. It is about a interesting discovery resulting from the actions of an acupuncturist who did something stupid to his patient (according to Dr. Guermazi)... right?

While I would not put my health in the hands of non-scientific stupidity, I do appreciate those who do. If it weren't for the ones who will do things that make no sense, we'd never find new "never woulda thought" solutions even if it is a matter of trial and error. Many will fail, some will likely win Darwin awards,…

This article was interesting until your dumbass closing remark based entirely on your xenophobic thought-process. And you call this journalism?

In the original article from the New England Journal of Medicine, these "needles" were actually described as "sterile gold threads." That sounds much less painful than the "needles" mentioned in the Live Science article.