Cutter wrote on Sep 12, 2018, 11:14:
Boggles the mind how much money those clowns have left on the table ignoring PC gaming.

eRe4s3r wrote on Aug 23, 2018, 00:28:
I hated this show after the first 3 eps.. but hey, as a German I most definitely don't get this humor.. probably because it wasn't funny but hey.. who knows.

Beamer wrote on Aug 21, 2018, 14:02:

MDB wrote on Aug 21, 2018, 13:50:

Porn-O-Matic wrote on Aug 21, 2018, 13:29:
My music? Wrong. All my music is in M4A and MP3 format (over 17,000 files) that are 100% DRM free that will play on any device, any place, at any time, with or without an internet connection. Only chumps who stream music through an online service are at the mercy of DRM.

I think you're in an increasing minority. Surprising (and disappointing) to me too. The on-demand model is just so much easier for the layperson who doesn't want to bother worrying about 17,000 files.

Or buying 17,000 files. The average album is, what, 10 songs? 17,000 files is going to be around 1,700 albums, then. At $10 per, you're at $17,000. Or maybe you're finding deals on CDs, in which case you still need the physical media (who in the world wants that?), and it's still going to run you $8,500 minimum, right?

Spotify is $9.99 a month. That means his music selection cost, at a minimum, 70 years of Spotify. It's also around 70GB. And, while he says "any device, any place, any time," that's not entirely true.

I pay for Spotify. According to the stats I see, I've listened to 13,000 different tracks. In that time, I've paid about $480. That's about 3 cents per song I've listened to. I have basically every song ever made at my fingertips. If I get a weird urge for something I never anticipated, I can listen to it. If I don't have internet, well, I can't satisfy the weird urges, but I can save my most frequently listened songs on my phone pretty easily, and honestly, airplanes are the only time I'm more than 20 minutes without internet. Beyond this, laying in bed I can have Alexa queue up a song for me without having to open my eyes, find my phone, and subject myself to a bright screen in the middle of the night. I have Sonos, which I can also yell at to start playing whatever song I want. I can create playlists for my girlfriend and send them to her instantly without worrying about whether she has the songs, or how to transfer them to her. I can start playing music in any room in my home from any device I have, regardless of where I am. Then, when I walk out the door, I only need to plug in my headphones and it's now on my phone instead of wherever it was before.

Again, assuming he paid for 17,000 songs, that's ballpark $17,000, or 70 years of Spotify, to be limited to those 17,000 songs. I don't see how that makes much sense, but for some reason people keep pushing it as the "smart choice" and that everyone else is dumb and stupid and needs to get off their lawn.

Linthat22 wrote on Aug 20, 2018, 09:58:

Reactor wrote on Aug 19, 2018, 19:14:

Cutter wrote on Aug 19, 2018, 13:30:
Game is still scheisse.

Despite a few quirks, Next is awesome... especially when you turn on tessellation - it looks amazing. Gameplay wise there’s just a ton to do. I haven’t been bored for a second.

I don't know. Ever since the last update, it seems like the graphics suck worse now. And a lot of the equipment I had disappeared. I had to stop, the grind was killing me!

Cutter wrote on Aug 19, 2018, 13:30:
Game is still scheisse.

El Pit wrote on Jul 4, 2018, 00:26:

[VG]Reagle wrote on Jul 4, 2018, 00:09:
I could take a dump and make a better game then this....W.T.F.......

So, which better games have you released?

VaranDragon wrote on Jun 5, 2018, 08:26:
Its a shame no one remembers the original Red Faction, a FPS with great gunplay, and COMPLETE DYNAMIC destruction, not this gimmicky static 3rd person stuff where your explosions don't even leave craters. You could actually dig tunnels with a rocket launcher in the original, I shit you not.

Cutter wrote on Apr 13, 2018, 21:09:
How about detecting fucking tailgaters which are 95% of all accidents right there? That day cannot come soon enough.