Sometimes, I look at the directions companies like YouTube or Microsoft take their products and I wonder, "Does anybody in charge at the company actually use their own product and understand even a little bit what will piss vast numbers of people off?"

I admit pretty much total ignorance when it comes to European gun laws, so that's interesting to hear. Do you think the stance on suppressors would be the same if gun crime was as common in Europe as it is in the US?

But do you really need to go full mall-ninja with a drum on your Ar-15 to enjoy shooting at targets? What additional enjoyment or benefit does it offer you?

Out of genuine curiosity, where is this a thing? I just googled the process of legally acquiring a suppressor (and probably put myself on an NSA watchlist) in basically every state and it seems obscenely difficult and discouraged.

I promise the stationary paper target is not going to run away or shoot back while you reload.

I'm a bit of a gun enthusiast, but why does anybody need a drum magazine or suppressor for their firearm?

I believe it's supposed to get a PS4 release at some point in 2014.

I think you are confusing DayZ with the terrible knock-off attempt previously called WarZ, then retitled Infestation: Survivor Stories to weasel even more money out of people.

Queue endless posts from people who can't grasp the purpose of the early-access program and whine about "having to pay for an unfinished game".

I got the joke.

Yep, you're right. Dumb mistake. I should know better.

Game: Halo 3

Game: Halo 3

It looks like Volcarona and Excadrill had a horrifying baby.

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I would really love to see an Assassin's Creed game set during the French Revolution. I did a lot of research into it while setting up an AC roleplaying website and so much about that time period lends itself to the games, from Robospierre's mysterious death to the rumored Spear of Destiny being located in France at…