My friend sees no issue with any of it's problems, I'll be getting a PS4 or going PC only.

I'm not really crazy about the shape to be honest, I wish they just made it square.

Its unacceptable no matter when it's done. Internet connections are far from perfect, and DRM has ruined entire games. DRM makes it impossible to play a game once the servers go down, and god forbid your internet goes out.

The "core" gamers seem content to be played like a fiddle.

Even as an Xbox and 360 owner, I'm laughing still at how badly Microsoft fucked up. It's like they went into a meeting and picked the worst things to do, and did them.

Awesome! The Battlefront games were really good so hopefully the quality stays.

Why? Because the book was actually amazing and this is 28 Weeks Later Part Deux, unoriginal shlock heaped on the dumb masses cuz you fools can't handle a good movie?

You nailed it!

It should've been a long episodic series on HBO. That would've worked much, much better.

Any game looks more interesting than World War Z's disastrous movie adaptation. I don't even have to see it to know how bad they've fucked up the premise of the book.

Also:

1. I know what it is, and it links to studies if I'm not mistaken. I also don't care about peer reviewed studies, this isn't what this is about. You're obsessed with them as if they somehow prove your incorrect notion about safety factors.

Well, no. It's because it's a story and people are invested in the characters. When you read about say General Custer's impending slaughter, you're removed from it and it's sterilized in the context of history.

Awesome!

It's like my other love, heavy metal. It'll be huge for a while and then will fade back into obscurity. The real stuff at least, sad shells of nerdom (JJ Abrams Star Trek) may remain but that's it.

I love the show, and I read GoT years ago, but I literally wasn't interested enough to keep going, and I'm a BIG reader. So it's not like I'm easily bored by fantasy novels.

Yeah, Daenerys's dicking around is pretty annoying to say the least. I want dragons and rape and pillage. I want her to kill any remaining Lannisters, maybe cut Cersei down the middle or something!

Being concerned an author/actor/musician may die before completing a master work is a genuine fucking concern, saying you're bad for feeling that way is idiotic.

Theon in the show is a sympathetic character, and they get that point across. He struggles over his decision on the ship while writing the letter, and he clearly regrets what he did at times, especially with the "killing" of Bran and Rickon. He's just trying to look tough to his men and win his father over, and he…

He shouldn't have executed Karstark though. He did the thing Ned did, the right thing, and it ultimately led him to his death because he had to try to appeal to the Frey's.