You don’t have to buy it, but it most certainly alters how the game is played as a consequence of it being there.

You mean Captain Malcom Reynolds. Psh castle

No, Halo 5 has Mal in it, get your shit straight.

When did Malcolm Reynolds change his name to Castle?

I was going to make a Molyneux jab at you but you had to say “with a respected name”... ... ...

“Without [...] EA.”

Fuck cancer.

I plan on buying a steam link and just running a cord to it.

What’s funny is that at least the Framerate Police have a measurable value to determine “enforcement”. Reasoning may be stupid, but a game flagged as “X Frame Per Second” is measurable.

It looks like Konami have clearly looked at Activision’s business practices this year and thought “fuck it yeah, we can get in on this”.

I don’t see how anyone would prefer 30fps over 60fps but okay...

“For some gamers, anything less 60 FPS can feel clunky or even uncomfortable.”

"We got slapped in the face after the launch of the game."

It took getting a GTX 980 to start getting 60fps at 1080p on my PC and I have been having fun but I know Ubisoft can't expect every person to own a $600 graphics card hopefully this next patch fixes it for everyone.

I have one for Ubisoft. Thou Shalt Get Rid of UPlay

The main point here is cross-platform play between PC and console, which Microsoft don't allow. So SFV is not coming to Xbox the same reason as FF14, Microsoft's closed system policy.

An eagle got stuck in my stomach the other day after a routine attack.

I'm actually not a PC elitist (in case you were thinking I was one). My PC is an old Athlon II with a Radeon HD 4550 graphics card, and I rarely use it for gaming. I was expressing my dismay at the PS4 and Xbox One not being as big a leap from the last generation as we saw from Xbox/PS2 to 360/PS3. And that lack of…

No one seems to know the answer to this. Apparently the Frostbite engine is notorious to mod (?) and unless Bioware provides a way to do it, nearly impossible (?)