EXACTLY! These people are fucking idiots, man. They’ll likely cry after reading this, but sometimes, people need to hear the truth.

Dude probably played for less than 10 hours.

Repetitive?! Bahaha, you’re out of your damn mind.

LOL, are you serious right now?! Your criticisms are better served describing Fallout 4 than The Witcher, ha!

I love Fallout 4, but The Witcher was one of the best, if not the best, RPG of the last decade. It’s the GOTY and it’s not that close.

You, sir, are an idiot.

Well, if you’re using your example of your controllers fucking up and returning your Xbone, let’s say you had bought and downloaded Witcher 3 instead of buying the disk. After you returned the Xbox and got another, you’d still be able to re-download the games.

If that’s not the problem you’re referring to, my bad. Re…

Same here. I’d like to know as well. The only other hard drives I’ve had is ones I took to Afghanistan with me for my Alienware to store the crazy amount of videos I filmed with my GoPro, photos and that sort of thing. But my girlfriend at the time knew about all this stuff better than I and she took care of it all.

I’…

I agree with every single thing you’ve said other than your opinion on The Witcher 3 and the Playstation 4. I was skeptical of the PS4, but have played the absolute shit out of it for 4 months, the same span that you’ve owned your Xbox One, and have literally zero problems. The only problems I’ve had weren’t actually…

Hey buddy. Fellow BBN here. Just thought I’d mention that my #1 on this list is UK-Arizona, 1997. I was 7 years old.

I mentioned last year’s loss to Wisconsin, but I cried out of mourning for that one. Like I had to, just a tear or two. But that 97’ loss...damn.

Nothing will ever beat the 1997 National Championship, though. I had just turned a fresh 7 years young, a sparkle in my eye, watching our defending National Champions, the Unbelievables, slaughter their way to their 2nd straight title game.

After the Utah Elite 8 game, I thought it was destiny. We went on to…

I shed a tear or 90 when Wisconsin upset Kentucky in the Final Four last season. Not afraid to admit it. But mostly, I was too angry/sad/depressed/shocked that is was over to actually cry...it was mostly because I felt like I had to. Weird.

But the last time before that, week 3 of 2014 college football season.…

I’m cool with this I guess. I’m one of the few people on planet Earth that love campaigns to all games, especially shooters, and specifically Call of Duty and Battlefield. Regarding COD specifically, not since Black Ops have I really gotten into multiplayer.

I dig it. I’ll probably rarely skip ahead, but still...nice…

Rule 69: Internet always when drunk.

Embarrassed of this, but here goes.

It was the end of the summer going into my senior year, I was 17 and at my best friend’s house to watch Kentucky vs Louisville 2007 (a great game and one of our few good years). We were having a small party with our group of friends, mainly football players who do nasty shit. We…

Fucking assholes.

Quite a few guys, especially Marines in Vietnam before 1965, carried M1’s. My uncle told me you’d see them from time to time. At that time, in 64’ and 65’, he said most had M14’s but that he did see an M1 here and there.

Exactly! We need not forget that generation. I try to talk about my grandpa as much as I can as well.

For what it’s worth, though, the M1 Garand came in at around 10 pounds. The carbine that airborne, glider, and other special troops went into combat with was just a bit over 5 pounds.

Until I just looked up the weight of the carbine, I had no idea it was that much lighter. That’s a full pound lighter than the service…

Oh yeah. But honestly, having spent just under 5 years in the infantry and two deployments to Afghanistan packing a M4 carbine that’s just over 7 pounds loaded, I think I would’ve rather had something that fired a round with more punch and a bit more range even if it was a few pounds heavier. That’s easy for me to say…

Yep. I thought I’d see a lot of wannabes yelling “it’s a MAGAZINE, NOT A CLIIIIIP!”, lol...but in this case, it is a clip.

Agree. My grandfather served both in Europe and the Pacific, but said the Germans were much quicker to use the ping to their advantage. He said that soon enough, they would throw empty clips onto the ground or bang them on their helmets to somewhat re-create the sound. Once the enemy heard this, they’d come ever so…