Eh, and in my instance, it has not failed once to recognize me and sign me in.

I mean, I can see not being able to use the Kinect to play a game due to space limitations and the like, but if you have a TV, you have a place to stick your Kinect, and as long as you don't play behind your TV, the Kinect should be able to see and recognize you.

I dunno, I guess it rubbed me the wrong way. Troll-dar isn't calibrated enough, maybe.

Someone's not using a shipped, all-but-built in accessory of the system, and then complaining that a feature isn't working? My God, man.

Sorry, Kotaku's commentariat, specifically when it comes to XB1 content, has me always looking out for the trolling type.

Eh. It came with the system and it does its job faster than I can do it manually. Even if I never used Kinect for anything else, that alone justifies me keeping it plugged in.

Automatic sign in occurs perfectly for me. Try harder.

It's less of a traditional Halo game and more of a game that happens to take place in the Halo universe, if that helps any.

Doubtful. This is a rendered screenshot that, according to some details, took 24 hours to render (unless I'm not reading it right). It also uses a custom texture pack.

24 flippin hours to render? Am I reading that right?

Because they're gonna do it better, for PC, where it belonged in the first place.

Qualifiers barely started, don't get your knickers in a knot.

Good points. I would assume each office has its own budget, but I also don't know anything about running an international business.

Technically, yes. But from what I understood (I tried to apply there a while back out of college):

Nope. This is the dev team out of Shanghai, same as the ones who did DUST 514. WoD was developed out of the Stone Mountain, GA office, which is White Wolf Publishing's office (which CCP bought).

By Gawd, you're right. Yeah, my thinking was all off-base.

Haha. So in a small enough interior that the container provides, I'd assuming standing up a raft of 2x4s and the accommodating insulation, plus drywall, you lose what, 4-6 inches of space from each wall?

Gills, or the ability to breath in your nose and mouth at the same time, plus a bigger lung capacity to work with it :)

Not only proper, but continuous. Further imagine that after 30 minutes of a hard workout, when you start breathing heavy or have a hard time taking full breaths, that various muscles started to die off instead of just being sore, simply because your body wasn't physically able to pull in enough oxygen.

NoirDOT, at least get your names right :D