@Chudamaru Soooo... they shouldn't complain about the end game because there is no end game? Is that what you're saying?

At first, instead of "qubit", I heard Q*bert.

In our age of rebooted brands, I imagine there's room for a Quantum Bert hero, somewhere...

Grim Fandango is one of the best games I've ever played... But damn that's going back to '98.

@dmarkonije I haven't tried it, but what I read about their CREDD system seems to be geared towards folks who just want to go with the pay-once approach...

http://www.wildstar-online.com/en/game/features/business-model/

No subscription... But will there be a RMAH? If so, then we'd finally find out that the D3 RMAH was actually lucrative for the company.

Not that the reviewer needs to do headshots all the time, but, um, did he really need to aim at enemy crotches that much?

So here's a disturbing thought exercise.

If gamers argue that violent games do not encourage actual violence in the real world, and actually help act as an outlet for naturally aggressive people... Does this mean we should invite the creation of games of child molestation on the basis that it would be an outlet for pedophiles, helping them to restrain their sick impulses?

I can support violent games, but not pedophilic ones. Is that a double standard?

@buffaloblitz85 Unclear on how a FPS is roughly the same game as a RTS...

He forgot to mention the violent influence of rock n roll.