I wish the article would elaborate on the consequences of this. The animation of OPM was incredible, and it’s hard to know what’s being left behind or what’s being gained.

First time I’ve heard “It’s not a feature, it’s a bug” instead of the other way round.

I’d actually argue that allowing cross-play on a PS4 would be a benefit to Sony. A lot of Xbox One players only have it because their friends are already on it. If you allow cross-play, you take away that built-in benefit for Xbox and likely open up your platform (which is better, IMO) to a wider audience that won’t…

THIS! I can’t believe people have such short memories. Last gen the PS3 had cross-play and people bitched about MS.

IT’S A ME. MARIO.

As a general rule, “the medical community” isn’t really known for being vindictive like that. If this officer was to come back to the exact same hospital in need of medical attention today, he would receive the utmost care. On a personal level, those involved might be upset, but it is very unlikely that anyone would…

I have been saying for a while now that if the Xbox team really wanted to make a splash, they’d have made a living room PC and used their brand to succeed where Valve failed. The Xbox One X seems so unappealing to me. Unless third-party publishers are going to start releasing new games at 60FPS on Xbox One X (they’re…

“Several early reviews have pointed out problems with the design of the robot’s hip joints, with strong springs and weak plastic potentially destroying the joints if overused.”

People move to the country and build a large house then start bitching to the health department that the pig shit fertilizer is making them sick.

Then why not make a brand new series with someone other than Ash being the main character? No need to retcon the original story. To me it sounds like they are trying to pull in older audience members by playing to nostalgia while simultaneous destroying some of the best nostalgic elements to appeal to a younger…

See, I figured that might be one, but you need to play less than 2 hours to return it. No man’s sky was deceptive, it looked like what you were promised until you played long enough to realize it was a massive lie.

Firstly, I didn’t agree with you. You think that this isn’t some kind of job but it is most certainly and to the fact that it’s actually a business. The people you say are just “sitting around asking for donations” like they’re some kind of pan handler is entirely wrong.

If your credit card was stolen, or if you were defrauded, you shouldn’t have to pay a fee to have that charge reversed. As such, you can’t put that burden on the person making the chargeback request.

Steve looks like he’s gonna try out for the World Police in a few years, once he grows up into an adult puppet

So people not on salary aren’t working real jobs? Or what about people like me who have a salary but are exempt from overtime ergo there are many weeks I work 50-60+ hours? And work many weekends a year, too? Is my job not a “real job”?

I used to work for PayPal and several other payment processors in the past, so I thought I’d stop and make a post about how chargebacks work through PayPal and other payment remitters. I haven’t worked in that industry in years, but from what I understand from old co-workers, it’s roughly the same policy-wise.

Life don’t work like you and Trump think. The coal industry is dead, Trump is just trying really hard to keep it going. Other than that, every week another major US business gets shut down because they went bankrupt. All Trump cares about is the auto industry, which is annoyed with him and will just fire all their…

All businesses are susceptible to chargebacks. If you wanted to right now, you could purchase something from Ebay, then charge it back.

They’re not asking for refunds, its a trolling tactic - donate money and yank it back so the entertainer has to pay a fee. It’s like if you could SWAT someone’s bank account.

There is also a difference in responding to criticism from the ground up, like in dishonored 2, versus just trying to shoe horn it in after the fact