This is my stance. TFA should be near the bottom. It’s good, but only because it’s an extremely safe copy of the original movies.

Unfortunately, the whole Steam Machine thing is so incredibly half-assed that it might as well not even exist.

Unfortunately, PC gaming in the living as a whole is still an extremely painful experience.

This is oddly satisfying.

Someone needs to make a $800-$1000 console. I’d buy it in a heartbeat.

Honestly, it’s a beautiful art style that has been abandoned by Nintendo. Over time, I’m sure it would have grown into it’s own thing.

If anything, it’s a more realistic wasteland.

Yea, I’d love to have mods for this game, but I can’t bring myself to sit in front of my computer to play a game when I have an 80" TV and a comfy leather couch covered in blankets.

At *least* change the length of the day/night cycle. That should be easy.

In reality, plants thrive in radiation.

I think a lot of the blame is on gamers. When Kickstarter first started, video game Kickstarters were asking for realistic amounts of money. But then people were outraged and started screaming “$300,000" for a 2D platformer!? Which prompted Kickstarters to start asking for unrealistic amounts of money.

LOL, that’s like saying the entire concept of funding a startup is a scam.

It’s similar, but I see it as more of an homage than a rip off.

Investments are not always about monetary returns. Many startups are funded by people who simply believe the an idea and want it to come to fruition.

I agree, but I’ll add that it’s still an investment. Not all investments result in monetary gain. Sometimes the return is simply the creation of something you want to see created.

Not only is it not any different, it’s literally exactly the same.

Here, here.

That case was absurd. Kickstarters, even before the site Kickstarter.com, were always a risky investment.

That would be like Google paying you back the money you lost on Google’s stock if it took a dive.

You have to prove fraud.