From what I can tell so far, the whole rep system is based on observations. Obviously, you can't really be detected "hacking" money away from a bank account, but you can certainly be detected opening fire on a crowd or running over some pedestrians.

Did anyone else catch McAvoy's reference to "curving bullets," a hearkening back to his role in Wanted?

Ah! Well that's certainly good news, I'll keep that in mind and do a bit of research.

I had actually meant a single display for gaming and two surround monitors for other stuff. I tried Eyefinity for a while but none of the game I had at the time supported it well.

Don't get me wrong, it looks lovely. My main gripe is the dual-DVI requirement and the stand removal process.

Yikes that's a pricey monitor, with only DL-DVI? How old is it?

Hmm I guess that works then.

Yeah, and you don't "shoot an enemy" you just hit a button which causes a collection of pixels to fly at another collection of pixels and potentially cause a collision.

Please share which one you got :)

No Watch_Dogs or Destiny?

So multiple characters of the same "class" type? I really like this idea, as it promotes even more varied gameplay.

That's a bummer.

If you didn't make a new user called CatButt for that profile, we can't be friends, really.

Automatic sign-in has been present on XB1 since launch, so I'm not sure what you're getting at unless you're not using a Kinect, and in which case, I'm not sure what to say other than you've been missing out.

OK, fair point. I had not considered that situation.

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.