@Sepewrath: Are you a contrarian? Every single one of your replies have been incoherent and could've been avoided with a moment of thought.

@MigGui: I'd probably find it hysterical if I saw an opinion outside of my Political BINGO card, too.

I've hated how U.S. business economics came from "making great products, making great money" to doing the absolute bare minimum for the most profit and this is predominately a U.S. issue, regardless who's in office.

@OGKNav: Corporations don't care about people, only business.
@BeefoTheBold: Wow bro, wrong. Corporations don't care about people, only business.

I just summed up 2 days of back and forth political paragraphs, dude. Have a great weekend and enjoy that MHWi Title 1 update, I know I will.

It's not our obligation to pay tariffs, that's corporations. Trump is just exposing corporations who pass down all their fees and penalties onto the consumer. CEO's have billions and can't handle biting another mil or so. Don't defend these same companies who raised their prices during COVID and never brought them back down.

I mean... pretty slippery slope.

I'll be honest, it shows. a guitar weapon is very 2000s. And only sweats will think that's still cool.

I'm glad they rereleased something to keep up with the times, but something tells me all they did was a chipset update, probably making a 400% profit on this thing for the bare minimum.

@Spartan_418: Well no shit, PS5 came out right (months) before one of the most significant inflations in history. That's your failure to acknowledge that, not mine.

And houses used to be $150-$200k.

Cars were 10k-20k lass than they are now.

Minimum wage was $7-$8.

Interest rates were in the single digits.

Video games/controllers were $60 standard.

You used to fill a whole grocery cart and only spend $200.

What else?

I mean... it's the difference PS4 Pro was to PS4. Only difference is so many devs have locked their games to 30fps because were trying to push 4-8k when consoles/GPUS can barely handle 1440p, let alone 1080.