I don't care if Peters comes back or not. That is a position the Eagles should look to improve when they have a chance. I don't know if Joeckel can play the other side. They could go with...
Peters-Mathis-Kelce-Herremans-Joeckel
He probably only plays LT though.
No, I think you have a point there - though I think it's a product of their offense. Saints like those vertical routes which makes you see runners coming a mile away. Still, Ingram has shown little spark in two years. Fine the deck is stacked against you - do something about it. The Saints drafted Bush and he managed to work his way into their offense even in a non traditional role.
That actually brings up a good point as well. I know Bush was injury prone at times but look at the difference in how he was used with the Saints to what he's done as a Dolphin. Bush is a bit more versatile in that he could come out of the backfield and provide the role that Darren Sproles is filling now in that offense but he never seized that power runner role for them.
Exactly why I question the pick when you've already got Chris Ivory, PT and go out and sign Darren Sproles to a four year contract.
As a primarily PC gamer, complete non-issue to me. If it pushes these manufacturers to move their ecosystems to something more steam like with full digital distribution and the requsite discounts that come along with it - I'm good with it. Used game values don't mean as much if game prices are brought down lower.
GabeCube
SteamBox here I come.
40 page thread?!
I should be more clear in saying that's in a non-issue for me because there really is no such thing as a resell market for PC games anymore. Mainly because its hard to give a shit about getting money back when I'm buying games 25-35% off the base price right out of them gate with places like GMG and Steam sales available.
There is no used sales market to fall back on in the PC space...what makes them offer a recently released game for 30% off on Steam? Remove the used sales market and detach yourself for traditional retail pricing where the publisher is seeing more direct money and you can do whatever the fuck you want with the pricing of your game.
Watch the first two seasons and pretend the show was cancelled.
SNES prices really did make sense. Chrono Trigger was $80 worth of gameplay.
You won't buy it behind the Steam pay wall either but plenty of other publishers have no issue with that model. I'm not pie in the sky enough to believe this will happen this generation as retail will not be cut out when these new consoles release but eventually when we reach the point where games have truly moved to a primarily digital medium - pricing will absolutley need to be revisited.
Exactly why the console space game pricing is unsustainable. As long as there is no "middle" in the console space (i.e massive hit or bust), those smaller mid-tier publishers will run to where they can make money. it's funny hearing console folks bitching about lack of original titles while they continue to buy Call Of Duty 14.
