Really? For me this is just a reverse of Fallout 3, and that story kept driving me forward. Unlike 3, your son is stolen from you instead of your father just up and abandoning you in a den of crazy, so I felt far more compelled to find my “Mr. McGuffin” than I had in 3 which was also filled with a ton of people asking…

I played FO3 the same as you, but never could get into New Vegas. I love Fallout 4 and hop in as often as I can. I see many people who share your opinion, so you’re clearly not off your rocker, I just don’t get it myself...

Never did I indicate one of the other. I am asking for the value in this. Having “multiple rooms” is (so far) the very worst I’ve heard.

Perfect, this is what I was looking for, and seems to be the common one that I’m getting back. “Don’t want to move the PS4, but the thing it is regularly attached to is already in use”. I wasn’t sure if this was a big one for people of if there were other instances that people used it for... and I’m sure they’ll…

I’m confused by your question. Is it sarcastic or legitimate?

If legitimate, I believe the feature is free. Development, certainly, was not so I’m wondering why they put resources into something that may be enjoyable for only a small portion of their user base. I’m also curious hot that user base is going to take…

Perfect! Thank you! This sounds like a useful feature for you given your particular setup! This is why I was asking, I appreciate your feedback!

I see limited value in it. Unless you’re plugging into a power source, this seems like it would be a drain on battery power... and if you have power and internet already, why not just use your PS4? I get that there could be singular situations that this could be beneficial, hence why I’m asking people what those…

I guess it depends on what you’re listening to? I enjoy videos and podcasts, so I will sometimes use two separate headphones in order to be able to pop one out if it is distracting or an pivotal moment from one of the two occurs. Unless we’re talking music, I would think mixing them together would be distracting (for…

The guy who makes it his life goal to be incredibly vague by using terms like “that guy” (with quotations!) in a question that doesn’t really provide any information or useful contribution to the conversation? You’re darned right I... oh... you’ve beaten me. DAMN YOU xsytrance!!! (No, honestly, I have no idea what you…

Thank you! This seems to be the common response, and I guess for limited TVs plus excess laptops it would work. I typically just move my console around to wherever I need it, but I can see if you have a stationary setup (like a PC) or something and you want to play there without setting it back up on the main…

I usually am playing a console with my phone or Laptop playing Netflix or Youtube on the side, so I get your setup. The response I’m getting does seem mostly to be for people streaming to a PC because their significant other is using the TV that the PS4 is hooked up to. I get having it connect to Vita, or even the…

That’s... what I’m doing. That’s why I’m asking it hear, on a gaming website thread. I’m asking for specific examples in how someone would use it.

Okay, but wouldn’t it be nearly as easy to move your PS4 to another room and use a TV there instead of moving your computer? Using just the computer you give yourself a little more mobility, but if you’re going to use another TV anyway we’re still talking about taking a power supply, controller, computer (which…

I’m sorry, I get that it’s cool... but why would you do this? Is this specifically for instances where you have access to a PC, a PS4, and a strong internet connection... but no television? What value is there in this functionality?

I’m just happy you can get the Mechanist suit! I’ve not really been able to dive in yet, but thoughts of going about the commonwealth as the Mechanist? My weekend plans are set...

Well, Could you sign it as “Everyone except for DrSensible3"? Certainly they don’t need to do it more than once in a direct series (I’m looking at you Schumacher!) and certainly doesn’t need to be in a team up movie like this, where a character’s motiviations to stop Superman are more centered around “I saw the…

That’s one of the things that I liked best about 1990s Batman Cartoon. Batman was grim, unlaughing, serious, and glum... but when the mask was off and he was talking to Alfred he would laugh and smile and make some quips. Batman needed to be grim, but Bruce Wayne was actually a lot more well rounded when he wasn’t…

I suppose the difference here is what we believe applies as “fantastically silly”. Most people wouldn’t behave the way they’re portrayed in movies, so if that is where you’re drawing the line, you’re sucking up a lot into a single pot. I would also point out that this same society gets the chance to end the Joker…

Let me clarify a bit, because (though you quoted it) I’m not sure if you read my statement. To rehash, “Reburns” stated that “I feel like people are watching these movies for all the wrong reasons. Like, turn off your fucking brain and enjoy the superhuman slugfest for what it is, and then turn your brain back on…

Fantastical silliness? What in the world are you talking about? Comic books have regularly tackled heavy hitting issues, and while most of the time historically they take a less serious aspect, this hasn’t been the case for 30 years! We’re not talking about a Dora the Explorer or Blues Clues movie, we’re talking about…