You forgot: +3 Hours, Mod fixing bugs in Bethesda Games, including one that has appeared in *every single fucking one since 2002*.

Leave it to Israel to know how to save some cash, amirite?

Congratulations! You’ve discovered the fact that your entire race does not have (nor should it have) monolithic political values and beliefs.

Huh. 2 months in, and I have put my Switch on the dock one single time lol

Jen said she initially thought they seemed “like an okay person... because of what they preach,” referring to the band’s vocal interest in social justice.

Turns out back in 2013 the cycles to failure for each of these were 250 (EMALS) and 20 (AAG). Then in 2016 they were at 400 and 25. Do you really think they’re going to get up to 4K and 16K within the next couple years?

So he doesn’t get all the terminology right. Jesus fuck, he’s a 72 year old guy. The fact of the matter is EMALS and AAG are trash, the ones we have on Nimitz class are proven, and we need carriers with proven ability to launch planes, and now, not 30 years down the line when they finally fix the fucking things.

Yeah...but EMALS and AAG aren’t reliable, so that entirely contradicts your statement. At this point, there are two options:

Nuclear power produces steam on aircraft carriers, bud. -_-

Those aren’t kinks, those are major, critical design flaws. Kinks are like “Yeah, we’re maybe 1,000 cycles below where we need to be, lets figure out a better way to maintain the equipment or produce less strain.”

Retards will retard, I suppose. Then again, the intricacies of nuclear power generation are pretty much a mystery to most people, so it’s hard to blame them, even if they make shitty jokes.

As someone who was in the Navy, worked on a carrier and the electrical and steam systems that powered both the ship and its launch system, your comment made me laugh so hard.

Wouldn’t that look even shadier? If like, IGN and whatnot had glowing Arkham Knight reviews out, but PCGamer magazine says “Yeah, we asked for a PC copy but they’re not sending them out until release date.”

Still doesn’t change the fact it’s $60 for a single player campaign and nothing else.

Yeah, I don’t count “skill trees” as real content, tbh.

Pretty much, yeah. Fallout 4 was such a massive disappointment, that game was utter *trash*.

Personally, I thought the Prey demo was fine, but I’m not going to pay $60 for a single player campaign that’s gonna last me about 10-15 hours with little to no replay value. I would suspect many people are similar.

As I said to the other guy, look at Fallout 4's sales. Over a quarter of its sales came on the first day, for the Steam version. They shipped out 12 million copies to stores, and they sold an assload of those on day 1.

Fallout 4 sold 25% of its entire total sales on Steam within 24 hours, and it was likely that the other console versions experienced similar sales numbers like that. Don’t underestimate the first day blitz, man.

I personally don’t rely on reviews myself (Yeah, its cost me a few times...) but I know a lot of people who do. However, I am staunchy pro-consumer so if reviews and reviewers are able to get an early look at games with crippling bugs that rear their ugly head and can save some people their hard-earned dough, I’m all…