I mean, he told the truth. And it’s kinda par for the course for Apple. It’s not unusual for them to release products after everyone else, that are more expensive and have less features. Not bashing, just the way it’s been lately.

Considering how common and useful setting a timer is, the addition is one that should’ve been available since Alexa’s inception.

I took the plunge and got a PS4 Pro last year and I haven’t regretted yet. I use my X1 more because that’s where most of my friends are, but games like Uncharted, Horizon and Last of Us justified the purchase for me. I’m curious to get in to God of War as well.

Got them all except the Pokemon trainer. She’s Cindy from Final Fantasy.

Sure bud. Your post is there for the world to see and interpret, but if you actually have an argument to make then I’ll listen. Although based on posts I’m not expecting you to give a coherent argument or response. So I’ll leave you thinking that you’re smarter or got away with something. Which ever helps you sleep…

My reading comprehension is fine. Your comment implies that if the quality of a game is bad then stealing it is somehow ok. Hence entitled.

Nice sidestep

You honestly believe that Windows is what drives the sale of new computers? Not the multitude of 3rd party software (i.e. games) that are easily more resource demanding than Windows...

This is the most backwards argument for piracy I’ve ever heard. Are you seriously suggesting that the quality of a product determines whether or not you are entitled to steal it?

We’ve been talking about cross country trains for YEARS. Yes other countries do it, but those countries are the size of states here. In state trains, sure. Cross country is never going to happen. Better off investing in teleportation than cross country rail.

Horizon and Uncharted are PS4 exclusives though, so they didn’t have to worry about porting it to the PC. Means they can pour all of their time making it work perfectly on a single platform.

If a crhomebook replaced your PC, then you didn’t need a PC.

Because it’s not the place of the modder to be concerned with the legality of a person’s product.

I remember those Halo loading times, and I remember it being directly dependent on the quality of the disc. The Xbox DVD drive could read almost any scratched disc, but it took a hit in load times.

Except it’s not one strike and you’re out. He was banned for 2 years and is being allowed to play again, however the other players on the team don’t have to accept that. If they choose to not play with someone who cheated in the past that’s their decision. Has nothing to do with the system that handed down the…

I don’t think you understand this. 

Mainstream, as in known by the general public. I’m not arguing about popularity or who has more players, but more “regular people” know about Overwatch than they do Leauge of Legends. And that’s not unusual since Overwatch is available on more platforms.

I wouldn’t say Blizzard bias. Overwatch has become more mainstream than Dota or LoL, so even the average joe has probably heard of it. That and Overwatch spans several platforms (not just PC) so when something like this happens it can potentially impact a larger user base. Thus more news coverage.

How is this remotely “invasive nanny state”? They pulled a character because it was broken and causing issues. That’s it.

They’re not Christians because they’re a hate group? Is that the logic?