Going prone, craftable weapon attachments like the pistol silencer, etc. I expect to see slight tweaks to the level layouts to accommodate these, as is common with remakes that also update game mechanics.

The remake is about more than graphics (otherwise it would be called a remaster instead). Gameplay mechanics introduced in the sequel are being backported from the sequel, as well as the massive suite of accessibility options that enabled blind people to play the sequel.

Seriously, how could this be a waste of a team’s resources if it keeps them employed and up-to-speed on new hardware instead of working on a PS4 spinoff game or something.

I agree with all of this. Some people aren’t considering that their team grew so much during TLOU Part II’s development that, even with multiple new projects in development, they had a lot of staff that would’ve had to be let go if they hadn’t given them something else to work on. That’s part of the reason why this…

I wanted to comment on the announcement as I brought this up on the Max Payne 1/2 announcement but studios employ 100s of people and firing a bunch of your workforce due to a lack of projects is always a huge concern. Not to mention you could always do some kind of softball not-really-a-game for a system’s launch…

The filthy rich and their spawn are not “able to learn and be a better person.” They have been taught their entire lifetime that us poors are nothing of import. We are disposable. We are trash. They think in terms like “I can kill as many people as I like by poisoning their environment and only pay a small fine,” or,…

Did you commit a crime? Don’t talk to cops without your legal representation present. Ever.

If the police ever want to interview you for something where there’s even the remotest chance you could be a suspect, you need to lawyer up. Cops are interested in clearing cases and naming suspects for DA”s to charge, not necessarily in getting to the truth. 

Yes, it is terrible when people have the nerve to exercise their Constitutional rights and it clearly means they are guilty rather than following their attorney’s advice.

Idiots that starred this don’t understand that the reason you have this is because of the affects that unions had on benefit packages for everyone.

Funny - you missed the point completely. 

“What is does NOT cover is acts of God, storm damage, hail damage, flood damage, earthquake damage...” - I hate this backwards way insurance companies get around covering you for things nobody can control. I also dislike it because man created god. These things should be called unforeseen circumstances, or acts of…

If someone paid me millions of dollars to do a job and then offered to pay me millions of dollars to do it again *and* people would like the end product better *and* I’d get to work with a better boss, I’d probably do it.

It's not a remake: it's a sequel.

Not sure that was the best use of a bar graph...

?? What? A lot of radiators have brass fittings going into the plastic housings. Many modern automatics have a transmission cooler setup that uses the radiator for cooling. It’s brass fitting bases into plastic. You’re more likely to have issues with eventually heat flux with the plastics before anything involving the…

Have you watched the video? The pressure in the Tesla cooling system is less than 2 psi and the temps are nowhere near what's seen in an ICE radiator. They are not directly comparable.

1. Brass doesn’t warp

A radiator fitting sees 4-8 times as much pressure as this battery coolant line and experiences temperatures at least twice as high. Also there are different types of plastic. Some take heat and hold threads just fine up to a certain point. But this is a much less stressed part than a radiator fitting despite the…

Depends on the plastic, if it’s polycarbonate based then it can hold threads very well if the plastic is ductile. And since it is threaded, differential expansion isn’t as much of a big deal in this case, unless the tapping was done so incorrectly that it introduces tons of hoop stress.