This may come as a shock, I hope you’re sitting down.

It’s interesting from a technical perspective. It’s a new take on network modeling. Granted, it hasn’t been super successful, but P2P multiplayer where everyone is a partial host is an interesting idea.

It’s interesting what they were going for, having a competitive online environment with no host advantage, but without having to shell out the dough for dedicated servers. Didn’t really pan out.

Well, that was disappointing :(

Got a real PewDiePie wannabe vibe from that guy.

Mike, I will never stop being amazed at how giant your hands are.

Wolfkrone is just wrapped up in his own head, thinking of the “next cool thing” he’s gonna say. I doubt he even listened to a word that K-Brad said.

Absolutely perfect.

Is this game reasonably playable as a lone wolf? Everyone I’ve seen playing it on Twitch has at least one teammate, but I think if I picked it up I’d be flying solo.

I’ll give you a 2/10 for your efforts.

I definitely agree with you, was just pointing out that putting together a computer with branded parts is different from buying an all-in-one system from a company.

A bit more nuanced than that, it’s more like “might as well say people can’t repair Alienware branded computers”.

Yeah, the 360 Elite and onward didn’t seem to have nearly as many issues, but that early launch window was rough.

Seriously, I don’t know how my unit dodged the launch issues, but it really seemed like everyone was having red ring problems.

Oh man, the original Xbox 360 was a piece of crap. I somehow limped mine along for ~5 years, but I had friends who went through 3 or 4 of them before getting one that worked for more than a year.

Thanks man.

Do you have a link to where you read those tips on here? You got me curious.

Those are definitely some of the ugliest jeans I’ve seen in my life.

Those are definitely some of the ugliest jeans I’ve seen in my life.

C’mon. No love for Squall?