Teh_Diplomat

I always thought a weekly Podcast would have been good, like a week in review, plus our favourite threads, memes, owns, and self-owns of the week would (erm, could) have been entertaining... at least to the people on SW... Mind you that was in 2006 when we had more than 36 regular contributors on the forum...

Also I would give extend a to the sheep; but we all know they retain another platform for just this type of situation.

Sick gif bro

It is Sunday night man

^ Yup, too many good great games coming out the next month for me to drop cash on something that may only hold my interest for 30 mins...

Jeeesus!

Well that's certainly a hot take

Yeah I too was like there's Eight chans now?

Perhaps the best version is the refunded version

So less than 9.4?

k, done.

lol the game crashed a few times for me in the closed alpha, and my initial thought was: "Well, you have to understand it's in alpha." Then I thought it about it again, and went "yeah but it's also EA..."

Rome 2 with GEM graphics mod having 18K soldiers fighting in an historical city like Alexandria, Rome, or Carthage.

Thin Red Line Alien Interstellar Not just movies, but even some TV series have that level of immersion. Season 1 of True Detective Season 1 of Fargo Band of Brothers

Except the PS2 launched first...

DC's argument is that somehow Vavle or Epic is some recent Kickstarter campaign, or some fly-by-night operation and they could shutdown next Tuesday/Month/Year and take all your games along with it... The reality is that neither system is disappearing tomorrow, and if in the unlikely event one of them eventually went under, their assets would be sold to the other - or a larger publisher; and the end result is your games from Epic would be back on STEAM or vice versa. The reality is, Valve has been around for long enough to have a massive warchest; so this will just for

Lemming civil war; glorious

Picked it up on STEAM last year and it's so much fun, as I really enjoyed this game for the PS2.

Speculation here, but Epic is probably tossing cash to a few of them in the hopes of boosting their own business and in the contractual agreement is NDA which precludes the Publisher/Developer from mentioning any specifics other than: "Previous attempts on the other platform were not financially viable".

The outrage brigade puttin' in overtime