What happened to them? They were sued? I miss x-fire too.

Sadly it’s a pay walled article.

Have an SD card slot too and that will be really cool.

Yeah, I tried it and I wanted more out of it but sadly, it didn’t click for me. I’ll try it again on deck maybe.

This really is very clever.

I’m so down for this game, it looks weird and fun.

I expect discussion. But either I didn’t convey my point well at first or you missed it. Either way that’s cool.

I’m excited for a new game. So are you. The last time I felt this giddy was when a new Max Payne game was coming out. That game happened to be Max Payne 3. I ended up really enjoying the game. In my opinion it was a solid Max Payne game and it gave a really good ending for the character. It also introduced me to the band HEALTH which is rad as hell. So for me, I have a fond memory of being excited for something and actually not being disappointed. It seems like lately that’s a pretty rare feeling for me.

What I was describing in my initial point was the feeling of anticipation for something. Not comparing perceived quality of a game, let alone comparing the games themselves. The reason I picked Max Payne 3 is because that’s how long ago I was excited for a sequel.

In your opinion, Max Payne 3 isn’t a very good Max Payne game. In my opinion, Max Payne 3 is a very good Max Payne game.

Cool.

" I am hoping they keep it the same and expand. Not completely change. That’s it. "

Cool man. I hope we both get to enjoy the game.

Just an FYI: This article is 2 years old. Not saying anything has changed or not.

All I said was I haven’t been this excited for a sequel in a while. I’m not comparing anything. You are.

I like All the Max Payne games, I like Alan Wake and I like all the STALKER games.

“Alan Wake is closer to a max payne game than 3 is.” In your opinion.

I really like all the Max Payne games. I’m hoping Remedy’s recent involvement with Epic Games doesn’t keep more of their games locked to the Epic storefront. I still haven’t played Alan Wake 2 because it’s locked on Epic. This press release just says “PC” instead of the storefronts it will be available on, which worries me a bit.

It’s not a very good discussion. I said I don’t really get excited about a lot of things and they went on to explain why the last thing I remember being excited for is inferior.

I imagine this person has very strong feelings about the things they like. If someone told them the thing they liked was inferior, I don’t believe they’d be receptive.

I don’t care to compare things I’m fond of. I’m just excited for STALKER 2.

You must be fun at parties.

Hey, that’s just like… Your opinion, man.

I really try to temper my excitement for most things lately, but the last sequel I was this excited for was Max Payne 3. I can not wait for this game.

I’m doing my part.

From some of the things I read it was behind a paid patreon. This likely brought the hammer down extra fast.

Having lived in Germany for over 5 years I would say I for sure don’t miss right on red. It always confused me that it was a thing most places but then some intersections had a sign you better have seen to know it’s not okay to do it at that particular intersection.

Right on red seemed to be introduced to help save gas during a crisis. Again, living in Europe most modern cars have idle shut offs. So when you come to a complete stop at say an intersection while idling at a red light your engine automatically shuts off until you take your foot off the break, thus saving fuel.

Safer for everyone involved, less confusing, more consistent and it still meets the requirement of the original intention of right on red.

$6,470

"Sure, Zaslav deserves to be staked out over and anthill and slathered in high-fructose corn syrup. But save the next anthill for the Sony exec who shipped a product that would let Zaslav come into your home and rob you. That piece of shit knew what they were doing and they did it anyway. Fuck them. Sideways. With a brick. "

While I think the overall message is great, I personally think the author did themselves a disservice by dissolving into seemingly rambling threats at the end.

It’s like having a valid argument, but devolving to name calling when you should have just walked away.