So I should go through the trouble of plugging my PC into my TV to play Portal with a 360 controller instead of just playing it on 360? Man, I wouldn't want to miss out on those AWESOME HIGH RES GRAPHICS that the 7 year old Source engine produces. I really missed out, man. I don't even know how I enjoyed Portal…

Would you like a cookie?

That's cute, that you think the 360 can't output 1080p. As a few have mentioned here correctly, Portal 2 isn't 1080p, but there are 360 games that are.

If I were to get a monitor larger than 23", I would just play on a TV. But I'm not, so I don't.

Except that'd require a wireless mouse/keyboard and a way to lay on my couch (which I've explained is extremely comfortable) while using said mouse/keyboard efficiently.

I have a really comfortable couch.

I have a server tower that is located nowhere near my TV. I have no interest in moving it to play games. I also have no interest in buying 5.1 speakers for my PC.

I got it on 360. 46" 1080p + 5.1 > 23" 1920x1080 + 2.1.

Not always. Just mostly.

You're a pretty good example of why trolling is entertaining. Threatening physical violence against someone on the internet is funny enough, but to do so when I'm not even actively trolling makes you the troll.

Well I place little to no value in most peoples' friendship, so I don't care about upsetting them or bothering them. It's fun to see how far people can be pushed before they lose it, to see what they'll let you get away with, to see how they react. It's interesting in a lot of ways, but mostly just entertaining to…

Wait, what? Why?

I'm 26 and I troll online and in real life quite frequently. I mostly do it for my own entertainment. I excel at annoying and angering people in a variety of different ways, and most of the time it's hilarious. If you want to ask any further questions, feel free.

I'm playing on PC, DX11 maxed, haven't noticed any graphical problems.

How do you mean broken? I find stealth to be pretty hard, but with throwing knives most areas are doable. I'm playing on Hardcore as my first playthrough, so I rely on stealth a lot.

Buggy? I haven't noticed any bugs yet, although I'm only a few hours in. The things like checking your watch, changing filters, actually *needing* to scavenge to survive, are unique and awesome additions to the genre. I hope more games take a more immersive and interesting approach like 2033 did.

I got into Magic recently and after dropping many hundreds of dollars, I think I may quit. The new Transform mechanic from Innistrad is quite possibly the most retarded mechanic I've heard of or seen. I have no interest in re-sleeving cards mid game or using that stupid fucking checklist card. I really don't know…

- Metro 2033 is possibly the most underrated shooter of the past couple years. Has some design flaws and poor creature animation, but is stellar.

Started playing Metro 2033 for the first time, playing on Hardcore with no crosshairs.

Pretty sure I'd be arrested if I described any of the things I'd do to the girl in #17 given the chance.