I don’t think anyone is “ignoring” anything about the call, or how tragic and disgusting it is, and was.

There are more possible combinations of moves on a chess board than there are atoms in the observable universe.

Time travel to the future is (relatively speaking) within the realm of scientific possibility - usually through a sufficiently powerful enough gravitational singularity/wormhole, or maybe even a “time machine”.

It’s on the shoulders of the instant-gratification we have with everything nowadays.

Likewise.

I agree about the speed gains from these new NVMe’s, especially the specially made ones for the XSX and PS5. They’re going to be blazing fast.

Well, it reminds me of the whole Nature vs Nurture debate.

One of mine and my fiance’s good friends is a mortician in NC. She has been telling us that its been insane there, not only with the complete lack of PPE, but in the things she’s having to witness everyday at work.

Not if you live in America.

Thanks for ruining Gene Wilder for me.

My father loves Necco Wafers. Of course, he was born in ‘44, so I suppose there’s a bit of a “generational” thing to it.

Anything that is made up of non-polar molecules will help relieve and dissolve the capsacian coating the inside of your mouth.

Aye, and many games current and future will behave the same way.

Aye, I put a hybrid ssd/hdd in my old 360 and it was leaps and bounds faster than what it was.

It’s definitely not a good look when they’ve been going on and on about the load times being one of the primary draws of this gen. But I’m like you - just a noticible, measurable reduction in load times would be great.

If they do like many other games currently, they could just include a prompt to continue when the loading is done.

I got a box of Cherry Dilly bars from Dairy Queen yesterday. I ate one last night. It’s a small, trivial pleasure in my life, but a pleasure nonetheless in this weird, alternate timeline we happen to be finding ourselves in at the moment.

Indeed, more like his 12th or 13th by this point. 

From an objective view, I suppose it looks about what one would expect from a still relatively far off preview trailer; not awe inspiring, but not awful either.

I suppose in a vacuum, sure.