People who pirate are not people who would have purchased it.

You pay to play, or don’t play at all. I don’t know why Video Games seem to be the only thing people believe they are entitled to get without paying for them.

The issue is that games haven’t increased in base price in nearly two decades, but the value of a dollar has decreased and video game production costs have only gone up. The price of games has to go up, whether it's a base price or through add-ons and DLC. It's the only way to make modern video games—especially AAA…

Nah. There's nothing new about what's going on here. It's been happening since the dawn of PC gaming.

Some are probably doing it to determine whether it’s a game worth their money, but the majority are just getting something for free because they can. There’s really no need for any more in-depth reason than that. If people can steal something without repercussions, many people will do so. This isn't a new phenomenon.

Doesn’t this go without saying? If we’re going to have a co-ed military (which we should) and a draft (which we shouldn’t, but here we are) then everyone should be required to sign up, no?

Do you intend to do the same thing for movies? Because I hear people talking about movies as though they belong to a single creator much more often than I do with video games.

The best games dont requires the best graphics

I'm not getting the joke here.

I know on the 360 you could transfer Oblivion and Skyrim saves from console to PC. Might be worth looking around to see if that's possible on the XB1, if that's where you're playing it.

And thank god you did, because this is amazing.

Jesus, this show is a trainwreck.

You can already do this with an XB1 or XB360 controller. I'm a PC gamer and I play 90% of my games from my couch with an XB1 controller.

I use a $40 Bluetooth keyboard and mouse set to play K&M games from the couch, and I haven't noticed this to be the case.

Works fine for me. Better than the Steam controller, anyway.

Works for me just fine. Better than the Steam controller, anyway.

Man, switching profiles for my controller sounds like a hassle I’m not interested in. There’s already enough tweaking and optimizing involved in PC gaming. Having to dial in my controller for each new game I play is more than I’m willing to do.

That’s all well and good, but it’s still not superior to a gamepad or K&M when playing games designed for those particular inputs.

Fair enough. I've only used my friend's, but I did not find that to be the case, personally.

Seems like a wireless K&M is a far superior option.