As much as I can’t stand his actual videos, or him in general, I do have to admit that he seems like a pretty chill guy, and has a lot of class. He knows how to handle conflict and upset fans, and really does seem to care about his viewers.

It’s so weird, every benchmark that I’ve seen for the 980 is pretty in line with this. And maybe it’s just because I haven’t gotten to any extremely “open” areas yet, but on my system (8GB of ram, 4690K, and one 980) I’m getting a solid 60 frames per second with everything maxed out except for FXAA.

I really didn’t care for this movie at all... I can completely understand why everyone liked it, but it’s just not for me. :)

Don’t care for the games myself, but like everyone else has said, that’s a class act. My respect to the guy.

We were talking about this at my job, we thought it was really interesting. What we determined was that they didn’t have to make a great Star Wars movie. They didn’t even necessarily have to make a good one. It just had to be above mediocre, and no matter what after that, people would have been happy.

Maybe it's just me, but what fun is a playthrough where you kill absolutely no one? That's like.. Unbelievably boring.

I’m okay with this, of course it gives time to polish the game. But it also gives me some time with The Divison :D

Yeah, I had THE big moment spoiled for me. I wasn’t even on anything Star Wars related, and some colossal dickbag posted it just to spoil it for everyone. I really hate the internet sometimes.

Obviously it’s not the same as playing it, but looking at the video it looks pretty good.

Gaming certainly isn’t the number one priority, but if you’re saying that it doesn’t matter then you’re kidding yourself. It’s like in a relationship. You’re most likely not going to wind up with a supermodel, but you bet that I’m going to actually want to look at them in the morning when I wake up.

I really don’t understand everyone’s complaints, I thought it looked good. I would have bought it.

Your last sentence is what seems like the verdict has been on Battlefront. It’s fun in short bursts, but nothing more. Not worth more than $20, maaaaaybe $30 if you have friends to play with.

From what I understand, it’s the same concept as Titanfall’s “story” mode.

I can understand that. For me, Witcher 3 itself is reason enough to buy a PS4/Xbox One. It’s not a game, it’s an experience, and it was absolutely incredible.

I really dislike how people talk about how the consoles are super expensive... I mean sure, $350 can be a pretty big lump sum of money. But if you had saved $10 per paycheck ($20 a month) since the consoles had been announced, hell even since they were released, you could have saved up enough and then some. Especially…

I really hope that this movie does well and spawns sequels... Only because seeing the Rise of the Lich King on screen would be like the most incredible thing to ever happen.

Yeah the only concern that I have for this is that if the games are accelerated, it will kind of cripple those late game champs. There have been numerous games where we are getting absolutely slaughtered at the beginning, because everyone on the enemy team is early/mid game champs. But if we can keep the game going…

Anyone know when the Warcraft trailer is launching?

Around the time of Modern Warfare 2 and 3, I really didn’t care for Treyarch’s entries all that much... I played them for zombies, and that was pretty much it. But I was somewhat excited for Black Ops 3, so I decided to go through and play the campaigns of Black Ops 1 and 2 again, and Treyarch is pretty brilliant.…

I wish that I could have been old enough to be part of the Halo revolution... When Halo one came out, I think I was 5 or something? XD