TheMightyEthan

Yeah, young kids tend to have a tenuous grasp of reality vs. fantasy anyway, so I imagine VR is beyond what their little brains can handle.

I think that would be a lot harder to accomplish today than it has been historically.

What is the feeling among the general population about the importance of that "special relationship"? I've always had the impression the US isn't especially well-liked.

I don't read comics. Comics are for babies. I prefer video games and super hero movies.

That durability bug... I mean, that's the kind of thing that makes me go "did you even test this at all?"

The Democrats would not be completely on-board with Sanders, but I'm willing to bet they'd play ball with him infinity times more willingly than the GOP would play with Trump. Though, if Trump wins President that could have a side effect of even crazier people being elected to Congress as well. (Crazier than current, not crazier than Trump.)

I hope you're right, though I'd prefer a President Sanders.

Because at this point I'm scared there's a decent chance the Republican candidate will win no matter who it is, even if it is Trump, so I chose the one I am least opposed to.

It would definitely increase it, I already enter new information manually on Darkadia. It's just right now the prospect of manually entering all of my back data is daunting, and my other option is just to start over from scratch.

Knowing my vote won't matter anyway in real elections is why I was confident enough to go for Jill Stein in 2012. I just could not in good conscience vote for Obama. If I had been in Ohio or somewhere where my vote might have actually affected the outcome I would have been much more conflicted about it, because I 100% preferred Obama over Romney.

Darkadia lets you export your library as a CSV file.

Get hype!

You're right, it doesn't apply to presidential nominees, but it applies to local/state offices. I'm registered Republican so I can vote in those primaries, and figured that since I'm registered Republican anyway I might as well go vote in the presidential primary too. I'm one of those people who doesn't like the Democrats because they're too far right.

Well and you can get plenty of games below $60 in the US. I was just using MSRP for simplicity of making my point.

But a dollar isn't a dollar. Just because it's called a dollar doesn't mean it's worth the same amount. If it were renamed the Canadian Money Leaf nothing would actually change but no one would assume that 1 CML should be equal to 1 USD. I might as well complain that new games cost £40 in the UK but I can't buy them for $40 here. Though I totally agree that you shouldn't feel bad about abusing regional pricing. If companies want to charge different (real value) amounts in different parts of the world for digital items they should be prepared for people to buy it wherever they can get it cheapest.

Lol, if only... My best option in this case would probably be GMG with a 25% voucher or something, but that would be a uPlay code, so... yeah, no. You Canadians keep whining about getting screwed over in pricing, but according to Google even on just a straight exchange rate US$59.99 = CND$80.32

That was pretty much how I felt. I started to get a little interested as the beta approached, but then I played it and went "welp, this isn't any fun at all".

There's a variety of ways, but that's one of them, yes.

You mean, like, immediately after they announced it and literally no one cared at all? Yeah, that would have been the obvious thing.

I just think it's weird that Fable Legends was cancelled so close to release. Like, they're basically saying they don't think it would make enough money to even justify the cost of finishing it, when it's already in a semi-public beta.

If you're lumping me in there then you missed the part where I said I don't actually take issue with the price, I just think Sony could have done better with messaging it ahead of time.

From what I understand Lionhead is axed, and the it's just that in the UK they have to have a certain period of discussions with employees before they can close it completely.