It is so goddamned good. My wife is angry because all of my bathroom visits usually take 2-3min and involve checking Facebook quickly. Since I got XCOM, I always check research or train soldiers and it takes me twice as long.

I'm sorry. No time to play a F2P game with $20 worth of XCOM sitting on my ipad.

Apparently they wrote the whole patch with offsets based on core models and completely forgot that it would mess up anyone with a custom HDD.

Two insults in one post. You must be a huge man.

1) Kindle restricts loans to once ever. XBOX1 would allow you to lend it out as many times as you wanted to your closest 10 friends.

What I got out of it— and it was totally reading inferences because M$ did a terrible job at communicating their vision is that they were going to have the first ever digital license lending and re-selling library ever. It'd be like steam except you could lend out your license to a buddy for free, and the 24 hour…

a KOTOR by Bioware and not Obsidian and I would blow a hundred dicks.

Yes, just like the way Sony had barely a sliver after their terrible 2006 E3 showing. Did they ever get over 10% share?

Yes, download that 35gb file in 25 seconds. Yes, yes. You must have the internet connection of the emperor on the Deathstar.

This sounds like you

And they are all for porn.

to the article you cited mostly. Those aren't very significant lies at least from my perspective.

I've always wondered— is it pronounced A-gri-COL-a (like agriculture and coca-cola) or is it a-GRIC-u-la like arugula lettuce?

So they didn't let us design our own hats a la TF2, failed in Asia, had HD-DVD fail (and not because of them) and didn't have much PC/360 play. Gotcha.

I love this game so much. It just needs a sequel or a title update to give it online co-op. I'd love to invite friends to take over one of the survivors from my camp and go on outtings with me

Don't bring common sense into the discussion.These people just want to ride the popular opinion and be drama queens.

Thank you for making it so easy for me to spot and ignore trolls.

Death of gaming? Hardly.

I'd prefer if they just told us that it's part of the downside of digital distribution and having the ability to lend and sell. To have re-sale and lending, then need to make sure you don't still have a copy and are playing it offline. It's like itunes, but more flexible because you can sell, trade and gift licenses.

No you don't. If you lose the disc, you still have the license. The disc just allows the first person with it to attach the license to their machine. If you lose the disc, you can re-download it. It's like Ultraviolet or itunes (more like ultraviolet because you buy a DVD and they give you a code to get access to it…