@SexyJazzCat: I love America, you were a wise nation once. You need to get back that wisdom. And using your FBI to track down naked photo hackers is not a very wise thing to do.
Let me get this straight the American Home Land Security is investigating some teen hackers who put some naked photo on some B-list actresses website? LOL
Thank god, I'm not American. The country has serious priority issues.
I don't know with all the random shootings, and terrorist threats that country is having, is it wise to invest time and resources on investigating a nude photo hack?
Well, I guess both China and Russia are laughing their ass off right now. The yanks, they were wise once.
@Sohereiam: I ended up building one from scratch, cause I haven't been PC gaming for ages, so my old gaming PC had no salvageable parts at all. So literally every single piece of gear was brand new, a clean x99 Hexacore system running off of Dual SLI GTX 1070s.
@darthrevenx: Yes, you are exactly RIGHT. LOL Glad to see some people have eyes wide open like me.
PC exist off the backbone of consoles now, its the AAA console sales potential that drives the cross-plats, and trust me as long as PC have existed PC users have expected to build this massive thing and get every game for free. LOL Its a set mentality that will never change.
The moment consoles die, every singe AAA game on PC will go along with it, then we're all back to playing Hyperlight Drifter on our expensive 4K beasts.
The thing is MS helped perpetuate this death, by insisting that all games go cross-plat to PC, this was the key decision for me to get a 2500 dollar PC, I would have never gone back to PC had it not been for this massive push that all AAA games go cross-plat on PC by MS.
I'll ride the wave, and play what I can until it falls apart. Its like the film and music industry all over again, the house of cards is very very fragile.
Human beings are selfish and I'm human, c'est la vie.
Movies take forever to develop especially big ones like this. They need star attachment as well.
A table read is pointless. They need to attach a young upcoming director of some note, then they need to attach A-list talent, only then can the film move forward.
Movie development is not like gaming, completely different game.
Assassin's Creed happened quickly, because they had young cool director coming off of Cannes attached, then using him, they attached Michael Fassbender, and at that point the film already has too much traction to be stopped.
Sitting around saying I got a good script, is useless, they are going about it the wrong way. They need to be at Cannes scouting for young hip directors who can attract cheap discounted A-list talent.
@sbnewsom: Yes console gaming has always had sublime production value, its like anything else in life you throw enough money making something it'll look like a million bucks. The Order 1886 is still to this day, the best looking video game ever produced, its the only video game ever to have identical photorealistic graphics, and it didn't need 4K to do it.
With that said, as the console and the PC market converge we will see sparks fly. Because on one end you now have a console that is almost identical to a PC both in price and in content, on the other hand you have PC which has notoriously been easy to pirate on, which will dominate? Who knows, but I for one chose PC.
I'm still hanging onto my PS4 for those rare exclusives like The Order.
@spartanx169x: GTX 980 is a 5 teraflop card, MS has stated it will 6 teraflops minimum, so expect a GTX 1070 class card, which means this system will not be remotely cheap enough to warrant Joe Dad to buy.
Chances are Joe dad don't know shit about 4K, 2K, 60fps, 30fps. So, Joe Dad is not gonna spend the money on an expensive console with 6 teraflop GPU. He's gonna stick with XB1 or maybe get the cheaper XB1 S. Scorpio is for enthusiasts who understand what is needed for basic 4K gaming, and those who know about 4K gaming also know how to build a PC, so there you have it. Two markets now conflict each other.
On one end, you have an uber expensive console, on the other you have an even more expensive PC. Difference is PC gamers mostly pirate their games for free, despite what they will tell you. So, which is one is gonna win?
For me, I already got my new PC, cost me 2500, but considering how much I'm gonna save on games for the next 6 years, its worth it.
For the first time, we now have both PC and Console targeting the same demographic, the elite gamers who know their hardware and have disposable income. What will be the result?
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