I did say not to ask... But let’s just say I can guarantee that I have more access to that stuff than you do.

It’s easier to screw this up than you would think.

I actually have GamePass. I get it for free through work, but that could stop at any time. Don’t ask how that works.

I decided I would probably play it enough that I took advantage of a half-off deal available to me. So I am one of these:

30fps at 333ms is not round trip latency, it’s one way latency.

I see we have a member of the PC Gaming master race in the comments section.

Films and TV are more enjoyable at 25-30 FPS. I see no reason why the same can’t be true of games, at least sometimes.

Powershell is the shit!

Powershell is the shit!

Or the threat of destruction.

Most original ideas are just bad period.

This ends with a bunch of very wealthy people getting bilked of millions of dollars, and a decaying half-developed piece of desert.

Seems like a fair critique, but overall the new season I am enjoying a lot more than the films which later got chopped up into “seasons”.

If you like it at $200, you’ll love it at $50.

I had the same issue with a Brother all-in-one.

Not everyone knows of course; some don’t want to know, some manage to somehow avoid understanding. Shine a light on the darkness, and make everyone understand.

“Life begins at conception”

Breitbart does a public service to the world that I wish more people would study in a scholarly fashion.

Maybe for now the grind is better. But it ebbs and flows.

I too enjoyed the story, thinking there was some secret masterpiece. I was captivated by the mystery of it all - and the dream of a RPG dungeon crawl in FPS form.  D2 has taken all that mystery, and in the removal of it, turned it into a Space Opera.  This is not condemnation - I do enjoy a good Space Opera - it’s…

This maybe should be cross-posted to The Root.