@mari3k: Seriously?

TBH, I was hoping for what Inquisition did, where there were mini open worlds. Still, I am always high skeptical of open world games and their ability to be filled with interesting content.

At this point I wish Gamble would just shut up. He keeps dropping these unclear hints that simply lead everyone astray. Either give a clear picture of that aspect of the game, or leave it unsaid so people don't assume they know how the game works.

Why? If gamers want to experiment and risk crashing their systems, why not let them?

@Super_Tramp:

Nah, you're good. That's quite possible.

As with any workplace, the "grunts" often don't understand the work that management does to keep things on track. Which is why devs who pull such a move often fall flat on their faces. I'm not disparaging devs here, just saying they fall into the same trap of not understanding how to manage their work.

One of the few funny guys left in late night comedy now that Stewart is gone, Colbert (the character) died, and Maher has gone hypocrite.

I find I disagree more with Oliver than any of the other three, but he has damn good writers and he pulls off his bits well.

Not surprising that Sony beat Microsoft this generation. Actually, I find it more impressive that Microsoft beat (or at least was on-par with) Sony last generation, considering the demographics that generally gravitate towards each company.

@pedrolopes1313: Might want to take a look at your stats, unless you're saying that since 2013, PS4 has sold more than PS2 during the same time period. Because PS4 is far, far below PS2 total sales in its lifetime. But either way, you're either wrong or making an irrelevant point.

Does she lick all your food? Is that what makes her dangerous??

@heqteur:

He was working for the company at the time. He may have put that data on a USB for any kind of work reason.

I don't doubt there was some crossover.

But, if Carmack did indeed copy files to a USB device during his time working for ZeniMax, I have no idea how you'd prove it was for the purpose of stealing trade secrets.