OH, HI THERE.

Thanks for meeting my daily quota of depression via diffusion of a conversation.

I wonder if the owner would be upset if their hardware was defunct i.e. clicky tray. This must void the warranty. Part of me thinks someone so vain would believe MS would honor a hardware replacement of such a device. Only to be further dismayed upon the return of a noticeably blacker, less precious system.

Absolutely ludicrous policy. One more nail in the XB1 coffin. Once I finish my game library on my 360, it's getting sold.

The console version of MC is a huge letdown. The controls are awkward, and world is crippled by lack of updates. They're on version 1.5.1 for crying out loud. I wouldn't be surprised if PSN and XBL wanted to charge for any new critical updates, in the form of "DLC."

Wait wait wait wait. I may be joking about the whole PC master race thing, since console gaming is generally more accessible and socially unified. However, the Wii U is a joke compared to the XB1 and PS4.

I would think there are subclasses within the PC (Windows) master race.

I believe there is a shortage. GameStop, for example, has a very large initiative (at least for the Lower New England market) to sell any and all PS4s that come in. The DM of the Connecticut area goes to several stores whenever inventory is in, just to make sure the SM/ASM has sold all of them. They don't hold stuff…

I don't doubt that. I'm talking metastasized colorectal cancer, in an 11 year old, during the 90's

Assuming each game cost $35 on average, (that's assuming they got some games for discounted prices, and some for full cost, which were upwards of $60-70). There has to be at least 40 games in that stack towards the end.

I don't agree with college not making sense. College is a necessary path today, because unless you're the exception to the rule, most places of work will demand tangible experience, or knowledge to say the least.

As long as a core demographic is 12 year olds, and as long as parents lack the spine to say no to their children, micro transactions will prevail. The only way to stop this adulteration of gaming is to find all offenders and bring them to justice!

We tried that. It didn't pass. Clearly, when it comes to weapons, we don't want people background checked. Yet if we need to fly somewhere, it's totally kosher.

Well, alcohol seems to be (along with tobacco nicotine) the only social drugs in which we have several diseases directly linked to. I'd say marijuana is worth legalizing, if only to get an actual sample size of real world uses, and the consequences of that.

Gun control doesn't. There are several countries with highly restricted access, and countries with highly unrestricted access, all of which have low incidences of violence.

My sides!

He has $1000 saved up for the real world. Well, I mean, at least that's a rent downpayment.

This is a cool mod, but will probably become an issue when a game needs to utilize features like the force feedback triggers.

You're still wrong though.

Religion is a belief of absolutes. I want to believe that something greater, or more ethereal than us is out there. If you spend any amount of time looking at macro or microcosms, you'll see the universe and cellular structures are inherently linked. It is downright beautiful, and to leave that beauty to chance (see:…