TheMightyEthan

Yeah, and I have a 470, but I have enough other things to play that I'd rather wait and not have to play it in potato mode.

Holy shit.

I need a new graphics card. This and Homeworld are making the wait for Nvidia's new cards very difficult.

Oh yeah, I totally agree, I'm very happy with it.

Re environment:

I know

And Rise of the Tomb Raider: Temple of the Witch. Nice little add on, but nothing spectacular. I expected it to at least have one extra challenge tomb but alas. I'd recommend it to anyone who really really likes RotTR and really really wants more, but not anybody else.

Got Rise of the Tomb Raider: Temple of the Witch with some of the $30 XBL credit that I still have no idea where it came from.

That's the Witness down. 17.5 hours. Not sure what the 80 hours is based on, cause I finished ~500 of the ~650 puzzles I've heard mentioned.

Eleven, motherfuckers!

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I lost one of my fingernails this summer from closing it in a car door. Didn't hurt after the first few days though.

One of my sister's friends dropped something on her toe about 5-6 years ago (the friend's toe, not my sister's), it turned black, fell off, etc, like you might expect. Grew back fine, but the weird thing is every once in a while (maybe 3 times since the incident occurred) it turns black and falls off again for no apparent reason, then grows back just fine like nothing happened. It's really bizarre.

I just finished the Marsh last night, and I didn't even have to look at FLD's spoiler! I even came up with a very similar system:

Mass Effect Andromeda due within the next 14 months. I don't think that's really much of a surprise, as both Mass Effect 2 and 3 launched at the beginning of the year, which if that trend continues it will put Andromeda in Q1 2017.

@Dean: Yeah, I thought it was really interesting that they *think this computer plays Go more like how a human does, rather than the traditional computer method. *Think because we don't actually understand much about how human brains process information.

A computer program has finally beat a top player (the European champion) in Go. http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/innovation/google-go-playing-computer-beats-pro-first-time-n505481 A computer first beat a top human player at chess in 1996, and a human last beat the top computer at chess in 2005. I'll be interested to see how long it takes before Go-playing computers cross that gap.

Yeah, last night I reached a point where I'm having trouble finding puzzles I actually have some clue of how to solve. Also, totally jinxed myself and was only about to play for about an hour before I had to quit due to motion sickness. Tonight I'm going to try sitting farther back from the TV (I usually sit pretty close, and I did move back last night but only after I started feeling sick and it wasn't enough) and if that fails I think I'm going to stick a little paper dot to the center of the screen as a reticle.

It has. I haven't watched it because I never finished the original run and feel like I should before watching this one.

Trump. He may be insane, but I don't think he's actually stupid, which is more than I can say for Sarah Palin.

Yeah, I get solid 4G at home so half the time I don't even notice the WiFi has disconnected for a while.

Yes I do have the issue, but no good solution. I just turn WiFi off and back on on my phone, and if that doesn't work I reboot my router. Honestly I doubt Google will fix it in 5.1 since 6 is being rolled out.

I'll agree that Fish was passionate, but that doesn't excuse being an asshole.