It’s not so much a rant as it is a bunch of largely unrelated videos and brief descriptions of said videos. The fact it’s just sort of tacked on at the end makes it stand out

This is a couple months late... but whatever. You really mean most Republican states would run out of other peoples’ money. It’s an ugly truth that Red States (for the most part) spend more tax money than they receive from their citizens. There are hundreds of articles on it. I’ll link a few. Spin it however you want.…

it’s also a problem for the market/economy. there is a bit more to botting than just the leaderboards.

Also there’s no reason these “stickers” couldn’t be paid for with a flat fee. They just want kids to gamble with their parents money so they get even more profit. It’s disgusting.

the arcade near my house is significantly cheaper. though I will admit it’s a rarity.

It’s funny you mention entitlement in reference to consumers but not businesses. Do you not think that those “companies that abuse microtransations” have a sense of entitlement to money that isn’t theirs (but they want to be)?

this is the very worst kind of microtransation. It’s sad to see Nintendo eager to gobble up the money of suckers ready to pay for it.

you play with people using bots. someone even posted a video demonstrating this. cheating occurs on PC too.

They didn’t forget. They just didn’t fall victim to the same false dichotomy fallacy you did. They knew there were other possible solutions and demanded Blizzard to try something else that wouldn’t be so burdensome on legitimate customers looking to play singleplayer.

Blizzard should have separated the online and offline components of this game. They could run the multiplayer component on severs like the PC version is now, and run the offline component offline like how the console versions are now. I’ve been saying this since it was announced Diablo 3 would be always online (back…

I do see one adaptation, but that’s not bad. I don’t know about Ghandi though.

“N64 = First analog stick and rumble.”

It’s like you don’t know how to read. Though I shouldn’t be mean. I take it English isn’t your first language?

I’m talking about thumbsticks.

N64 was not the first analog stick. They’d appeared on controllers before then, including the XE-1 AP for the Mega Drive, but they were more commonly used on joysticks where they were used as a hat switch.

be careful the new Fallout and Farcry may not work out of the box. this article doesn’t exactly make this clear, but for most games you’ll need to install Windows onto the Steam Machine. check the compatibility list for SteamOS if you don’t want to add an extra $100 or so to the price tag.

the reviewer doesn’t know what he’s talking about. games with cloud saves should have the saves download. you can manually copy over the rest. there may be a few exceptions, but not many.

actually it may have been in a different thread so I’ll repost it:

I responded to that issue with another poster. It should be a little further down the page.

Review embargoes forbid you from talking about bugs? Kind of seems excessive. I mean I get hiding story and things like that that might spoil the experience for first time buyers. With bugs it sounds like reviewers are giving game publishers too much power. We already know some embargoes forbid excessive amounts of…