Who knew showing your legs is considered "skimpy" nowadays

Correction, CONSOLE FPSs are the most casual games in the industry, even the best console FPS player will have a hard time fighting against an average PC FPS player.

$10 for a 3 maps? Ouch.

Exactly. If you "win" by getting someone to cheat on their SO, you're essentially saying, "I'm sleeping with a cheater," and you have no right to be shocked when they pull the same shit on you.

My philosophy, but not something I would die for:

I had sex with a married woman once. I used to date her back in highschool and then she disappeared for a few years. I come back home on vacation to visit my folks to find out she was living in town again. We hooked up that night to hang out, ended up kickin' boots and going our separate ways.

"Indie"

The other way round. UC was made into UT2k3. Although UC came out a month after UT2k3 it started development as UC.

UT99 = good, because PC first.

Dude, UT2k3 was on consoles. It was called Unreal Championship there. UT2k3 was a port of that.

I should point out this article used to just be the first paragraph, and said "free-to-play" instead of free.

"Look at all the people who post without reading the article!"

WHY KEEP ON DREAMING WHEN IT'S FUCKING REALLLLLLLL. I was in tears just now. I've waited so fucking long for this and now it's finally happening. I'm so fucking hyped.

They literally just corrected themselves. It's FREE. As in no microtransactions. 100% FREE.

-Slow gameplay that is optimized for consoles.

Maybe now that Cliffy B has departed Epic they will actually be able to create a decent UT game. I mean, it's only the franchise that gave their engine it's freaking name and all. They haven't had a numbered entry in the series in 8 years. I'd say it's high time for a new release.

Nothing original or innovative was being created for it. The only things using it were shoddy work-arounds for existing bland-fps steam games. With Project Morpheus

Yeah, I changed something by not buying the XboxOne. :p

Overpriced and underpowered compared to its closest competitor. It isn't hate its pragmatism.

I suppose you're confusing hate for Microsoft as hate for their product as an entity. It's quite probably my extreme dislike of Microsoft's initial strategies boils down to disliking Don Matrick's vision. He's not there and those obviously bad decisions are all reversed. It still leaves a bad aftertaste. I'm also…