davepoobond
you can't put a price on sparks
wheres the damn plinkett review of the force awakens
i want them to take their time with it, and also for it to come out in 5 years
wheres the damn plinkett review of the force awakens
wheres the damn plinkett review of the force awakens
That was pretty good.Quantum Break Review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VfOQ9rgdbc
Not his fault that the genre has been trapped in the cinematic-wannabe zone for forever.What did 3rd person shooters ever do to Rich?
The RLM commentaries you can listen as podcasts. The GB commentaries are long silences followed by reactions to what is happening on screen. I don't know why you'd want to watch a movie with that on.Are the GB commentaries not all that then. ?
Ohh. That's lame.The RLM commentaries you can listen as podcasts. The GB commentaries are long silences followed by reactions to what is happening on screen. I don't know why you'd want to watch a movie with that on.
The RLM commentaries you can listen as podcasts. The GB commentaries are long silences followed by reactions to what is happening on screen. I don't know why you'd want to watch a movie with that on.
I don't really need someone to be the guy who says "wow did you see that?". If I wanted that experience, I'd go to a movie on opening day.You have a problem with movie commentaries being based around a movie?
Yeah.I'm still upset that they recorded three times a commentary track for Howard the Duck and never released them
wheres the damn plinkett review of the force awakens
Rich wasn't kidding with all the problems he was having with the game. Jesus.
That's an interesting question.I wonder how much of that was actually on QB. That low-fps thing is exactly like what I was getting in multiple games with some recent Nvidia drivers. They released a new driver yesterday that specifically mentions a fix for it.
The dream of Civil War HITB this weekend is so dead
They are gonna poke fun of people calling them biased towards Marvel againSpoilers: they'll say it's good and not much else. What else is there to say about these movies.
I'm expecting lots of comparisons between Civil War and BvS. Hopefully they do lots of shit flinging.
Green Room review.
https://youtu.be/8K7xYuM2AYU
I can see Man of Steel and BvS being good subjects for Plinkett reviews at some point.
The time has come and so have I...They will do lots of shipping.
Spoilers: they'll say it's good and not much else.
It's a sad truth, pirates are the only ones who don't have to deal with obstacles put in place to deal with pirates. Funniest part is that the people who made Quantum Break forced anyone who pirated to have an eyepatch on their character, like that isn't something people would want to have.
The coolest way I saw someone dealing with pirates was Serious Sam 3. You get to the end of the first level, and there's an enemy that can't be killed, just chases you till you die, lol. That would be great if every game did some fuckery at the end of the first level like that.Some legit users are getting it too, which makes it even more hilarious.
The coolest way I saw someone dealing with pirates was Serious Sam 3. You get to the end of the first level, and there's an enemy that can't be killed, just chases you till you die, lol. That would be great if every game did some fuckery at the end of the first level like that.
It's hilarious until some corrupted file or goofy hardware interaction or programming bug triggers it on a legit copy, and the people who have the issue just get mocked and insulted for being a "pirate" when they try to get help online. I've seen some truly reprehensible statements from official company representatives to people who they assume are pirates based on the issue they're having (since Serious Sam 3 is far from the only game to use that sort of anti-piracy tactic).
then they just patch it for legit copies?
How can they patch it if anyone who buys a legit copy and reports a legit bug is mocked and shunned for being a filthy pirate?
because steam would download it?
record of your purchase doesnt disappear
No, how would the company know it's a bug and fix it if the bug report never gets past the "being mocked on the support forums" stage?
Eventually, maybe they'll figure it out, but in the meantime, how many legitimate customers have they called names and belittled? And how much longer might it take to get that bug patched than if support actually acted with respect?