Sometimes, you just gotta put the controller down and deal with real life, regardless of whether or not the game actually lets you pause. I get it. But if you idle in Destiny, well, there's no telling what players might do to you in response.

Did you guys know that the ship that periodically docks at the tower is actually "not there?" If you try to jump or stand on it, you will fall right through. That was the first time I died in the game. Lol.

I can see why Sony didn't want EA's sub on board. PSNow is $4.99 for 4 hours and EA's Sub is $4.99 for a month with several games and discounts. Weird how EA is more consumer friendly in this aspect.

Don't see how this conflicts with their idealogy, they already heavily promote their own subscription service. This is Sony rejecting the service on the grounds that it competes with their own, pure and simple.

only required for MP on PS4

Yeah, it's EA. The same EA that was the first to have a digital return policy, the same EA that was the first to give out monthly free PC games on their digital service.

And? EA granted my enough pleasant gaming experiences. Nobody has ever been forced to adopt or accept their weirder ideas.

Hey, why pay $5 a month to play a bunch of EA games when we can pay the same amount for 4 hours of Final Fantasy XIII-2!

And yet they added so many TV services, remove media and force people to use music unlimited. Those are good value? #4ThePlayers indeed.

I like this one too

this is funnier.

Nobody is going to read your angry extremely long opinion of the game. Just don't play it, nobody cares.

You see...I know what you meant to say, but I think it totally came out wrong. If you know what I'm saying.

I found a huge wide hole in the ground that just went deeper and deeper. There was way more content down there than the mission itself. You could even fight "Ogres", which looked like LotR cave trolls, they shot purple beams out of their face. Its basically on the opposite side of the map than the final parts of…

Did anybody else get a very Doom-y vibe from this map?

That was totally uncalled for...

Nigga, is you serious?

Yes, it does matter. It's not that these games 'teach' people that women are sexual objects; it's that they reinforce a portion of the culture that is already abundant and problematic.

It's called stress testing, and it's incredibly important to a successful release. So yes, it's actually explicitly a good idea. That's why there's a promotional event they're asking everyone to attend at the same time.

The glorious PC gaming master race can go play with itself.