Eh.. don’t people kinda do this regardless... The jocks, the nerds, the goths, the outcasts.... Also, is it so strange to group people with the same personality traits or possibly the same interests? As others have said, the sorting hat can be coaxed so it really just comes of a ceremonial.

It’s weird because it looks like they were going for that anyway based on the last mission.

I hear they don’t turn off their PCs as well.

Just to add regarding the 2nd one. A lot of the play time for it will feel devoted to padding. See a Zero Punctuation’s video on it for a more satirical take on it’s “collect 3 of something in order to get 1 of the 3 of something” to progress the game.

This is exactly what I thought when I first played the 2nd one. What really sells the MMO feeling for me was the open world that was pretty much a desert with the occasional trash mobs.

General question, how would other sports treat a similar situation, say someone was caught using performance enhancing drugs or what not (if it is even comparable)? 

Well, he is already a professional Snooker player as opposed to being a potential professional gamer, so there’s that.

What’s being generalized exactly? He is saying that video games took time away from him becoming a better Snooker player. He is also saying that games like LoL and Fifa are time sinks. I don’t see any generalizations there. Perhaps if he said something like all video games are a just a waste of time, then may be I can…

I don’t know man. It’s hard to focus on getting some gainz if I am being watched over by those cute ladies. ;)

Interesting.. gotta check this out at some point.

Legend has it that whenever you hear a bell ring, someone is reinstalling Vampire the Masquerade.

Well, if you’re going to suggest Skyrim, might I also suggest Fallout: New Vegas? :)

I guess it was ambiguous in the sense of “...so what happens now? or where do we go next?” while still giving a sort of finality in the story the game was trying to tell. It was a tail of Joel and Ellie’s journey. On the way, Joel grew, Ellie grew and that was that. At least, that was my take away from it.

Well, there have been plenty of developers / publishers who’ve bonked up a game and people still buy they’re new games regardless. This incident tarnished their reputation and will affect them negatively in the future, for sure. Its just that I don’t think that the impact will be as severe as everyone saying it is as…

But why? Especially for a single-player game.

Getting confused on the comments. I haven’t really followed NMS’s development and only got interested in it after it was released.

Still doesn’t change the fact the playing while driving is stupid.

Obviously...