aka_STEVE wrote on Jan 16, 2018, 10:49:
Though, what exactly is the penalty for cheating in a videogame over there ?

both arms cut off
Would be nice if PUBG would region lock the game so the Chinese could play with themselves

saluk wrote on Jan 15, 2018, 05:41:
Never heard of slay the spire... glad I have now, totally up my alley.

Same here!

eRe4s3r wrote on Jan 11, 2018, 19:40:

SpectralMeat wrote on Jan 11, 2018, 13:05:
Edit: eRe4s3r check out the G900 as well, you can pick one up at half the price due to the G903 being out as the newer model.

Heh would be nice if... G900 costs like 120€ to 140€ and G903 138€ , basically a wash. As usual German prices though ;/

Just keep checking. I've picked mine up 50% off just before the holidays. It goes on sale every now and then for $99CDN which is like $15US or something

RGB dust pen
RGB cigarette lighter
RGB tea kettle

I really hope 2018 will be the last year manufacturers pushing RGB up the ass. Looking at the CES coverage though it doesn't look like they're done adding RGB to everything.

Edit: eRe4s3r check out the G900 as well, you can pick one up at half the price due to the G903 being out as the newer model.

Flatline wrote on Jan 11, 2018, 11:51:

Kxmode wrote on Jan 10, 2018, 23:10:

Creston wrote on Jan 10, 2018, 20:19:
I hope it's not a beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep

That's a standard CIG tweet.

I thought that was "deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerp"

Beamer wrote on Jan 11, 2018, 08:08:
Or just get one of the wireless mice that charge via a USB wire, so when the battery is low it just magically turns into a wired mouse. No lost time for charging, no useless devices, and at its worst it takes up no more room than a wired mouse.

The g900 is like that. The 903 uses the mouse pad to charge but I can't justify the added cost. Not to mention it is a first gen product which I'd stay away from.

Saw Razer, Corsair coming out with their own wireless charging techs.

For now I think the G900 is the best value for wireless mice and if you turn all the RGB shit off the battery lasts quiet a bit.

Qvark wrote on Jan 10, 2018, 14:20:

Re: New SteelSeries Rival Mouse Features Dual-Optical Sensors Jan 10, 2018, 12:27 SpectralMeat

I've used the Rival 300 for the longest time and abolutely loved it. The shape of the mouse fits my hand perfectly and the sensor was the best I have ever used.

Unfortunately the cord got all chewed up by my cat so I was forced to switch to something else.
The Logitech G900 is almost as comfortable but I find the sensor to be not as good as the SteelSeries.

Pff the G900 has a better sensor than the Rival 300, so that statement makes no sense.

Have you used both? Don't give a shit which sensor is "better" on paper
I have used both, for me the Rival 300 feels better in terms of accuracy.

I've used the Rival 300 for the longest time and abolutely loved it. The shape of the mouse fits my hand perfectly and the sensor was the best I have ever used.

Unfortunately the cord got all chewed up by my cat so I was forced to switch to something else.
The Logitech G900 is almost as comfortable but I find the sensor to be not as good as the SteelSeries.

If they would release a mouse like the new 600 but wireless I'd switch back in a heart beat.

Although the 600 has a removable cable so I may consider it. At least I can replace the wire if anything happens to it again, but wireless is still much nicer imo than wired.
No cable drag, no clutter on the desk etc.

I think so however I usually just play it in solo.
It's fun in small dosages. Their gore engine is pretty impressive.

Wish SteelSeries would get back into the wireless mouse market. They make excellent mice, but once going wireless I can't go back to wired mice. The Logitech G900 spoiled me

Have you tried Killing Floor?

edaciousx wrote on Jan 9, 2018, 14:49:

Sepharo wrote on Jan 9, 2018, 13:39:
3 or 4 posts of people thinking crates are being added for the first time...

i know right? They had 2 crates for some time now, they are just adding another 2 more crates.

That hasn't been made very clear by the announcement to people that doesn't play the game.

Creston wrote on Jan 8, 2018, 12:14:
Bullshit. Graphical fidelity is one of the first things you sacrifice with cloud gaming. Games on cloud streams typically look like you're on Low settings on 720p...

yeah but 120 fps on your 60Hz Macbook display in a hotel room on the dialup internet service!!!!

Why would I want to stream the games I already own if I can just play them on my PC?

I've been thinking about building my next system AMD, however this definitely sealed the deal for me.
Not so much the vulnerability, shit happens but Intel's attitude
"Pff everyone else is effected not just us so...."

Finding out that they were made aware of this more than ones in the past and haven't done anything about it just adds salt to the injury

No kidding
One of those 5 claims is probably from Justin Bieber

"Video of 10 hours of white noise has 5 copyright claims."
Youtube is killing itself with this stupidity

StingingVelvet wrote on Jan 4, 2018, 18:41:
Even if the experience were damn near perfect I don't know who their audience would be. The costs are higher than maintaining a gaming PC. Isn't one of the first rules of business asking yourself who your product is for? Who is this for? Gamers who don't want to maintain a gaming PC already have consoles.

That's the part I don't understand either. Who is the target audience for this?

Mashiki Amiketo wrote on Jan 4, 2018, 12:46:
Jumping on the "omg RGB RAINBOW LAZER FORCE UNITE!" isn't really making me think they figured out where they went wrong. Especially with all the companies thinking it's still a great idea, never mind the people screaming for less LED glowing stuff.

Exclusive inside look of the newly re-structured Mad Catz head office new products division

If it fails the first couple of times, just try it again.
I am sure it will be successful this time