It really does just come down to opinion- it's been a tradition of mine to get games at midnight, it's just for the love of the game. You may not believe in it and I can respect that.

LOL I know- Make less money??? ^_^

That can be the most painful sometimes, when you want to enjoy the amazing art but simply can't due to the unplayability of the controls

Because when you've been waiting ??? days for a game to come out and don't work till the afternoon the next day, then why *wouldn't* you want to get a game as soon as it came out?

I'm looking forward to being able to digitally download new releases. I'm tired of sitting in lines at midnight to get a game, go home, and install a digital copy of it on my machine. Cut out the middle man, cut $10-$20 off the price sans packaging, call it a day.

Because it would be too amazing for people to handle. idk

Ahhhh thaaats why the controls felt so strangely familiar!

You and me both friend.

Well said. I wasn't even considering the possibilities when you think about the insane awesomeness of the FC3 map editor.... Throw in Sprawling maps like minecraft and.. heh.. Ok ok let's keep it realistic I guess but.. possibilities are out there.

Yeah though this engine *has* aged nicely, realistic damage is not in it's forte

Haha that's pretty much what I just commented- there's even a guard that says "At least it's not that island with the dinosaurs"

Someone needs to do a Day Z style Dinosaur survival mod for the Far Cry 3 engine. TWOULD BE SICK.

I was thinking the same. After this article even more so

DEAR CRAIG!! YOUR DATING SITE IS TEH SUXORS! haha I love stupidity

I heard it wasn't even worth wasting disk drive life on. Sigh.

Exactly, thanks friend. And no offense taken, of course. I looove great engines when it comes to zombie games and they are so few and far between. So that's why Day Z kills me-

AH! Thanks for the heads up, reading about Dead Estate now and it DOES sound like it has potential

Damnit I just want a good zombie game..

It seems like the whole point of higher fps is to specifically, and more closely emulate real life by more closely matching the speed at which our eyes/minds perceive things. Not entirely sure where they're coming from on this one.

It was "jarring to some?" I thought Hobbit in 48fps was one of the smoothest and most rich films I've seen in quite some time. Maybe I haz special eyes.