TheMightyEthan

Considering how far apart they were when they started attracting each other, and that that was in allow motion, and that sparks shot off, I think they hit each other fairly damn hard.

Yeah, it happened to be on sale on Xbone right as I was finishing up the TV series so I really had no choice.

So stoked...

Okay, you don't need to go attacking him either.

The Windows Blog just says it's a free upgrade for customers running 7, 8 or 8.1, no mention of home or business customers being separate. http://blogs.windows.com/bloggingwindows/2015/01/21/the-next-generation-of-windows-windows-10/

In the US we have lots of places named from Native American languages, and it's always funny hearing people try to pronounce ones they're unfamiliar with.

Also, generally speaking what percent of their sales usually come from individuals upgrading the OS on an existing computer? Probably not many. This is assuming the free upgrade doesn't apply to business users, which I can't imagine it would.

<- Did not know until this moment that it's not pronounced "Reeding".

Yeah, I hadn't planned to upgrade until I heard that, now I'm all aboard.

It was the beginning of Season 2, not the end of Season 1, that made me feel like that. *Edit* - The final straw was

I think it was mostly

Okay, I didn't have much interest in Vampyr when I first heard about it, but people in the comments on RPS are making connections to Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines (which now seems obvious, but whatevs) and all of a sudden I'm very much interested.

I lost interest about two or three episodes in to OitNB Season 2. Can't say why, specifically, it just didn't grab me.

This at least is not an action game, it seems to be more along the lines of the Telltale adventures, so hopefully it will do more with the time reversal.

As somebody who deals with felons on a regular basis, they really do seem just like normal people in moment-to-moment interactions, even the ones serving 40 to life for premeditated murder.

Initially I agreed, but then I just thought of an amazing idea to go with it: your phone hardware is part of your subscription plan, and you get to just incrementally upgrade the various parts as part of that subscription.

The Shadow Realm thingy was looking like it was gonna be a MOBA anyway. I'll want to see how Life Is Strange plays out before getting excited about another game by them though.

Perhaps if they provided their own thoughts instead of parroting someone who makes a career out of riding the latest internet bandwagon I wouldn't need to make such comments in the first place. It's hard to believe people still react this badly to DLC. You mean post-game content that hasn't been created yet costs money to develop? Who would have thought? Plus in this game you're not even sectioned off from the rest of the community. Everyone gets whatever maps they put out and can play against/with the hunters/monsters that are DLC. You just can't play as them. Seems fair enough. I'm taking issue with the unnecessary insult, nothing more.

@FDS: No, I'm trying to tell you that you've got yourself an attitude. Your initial comment started off with "Are you that bad at forming your own opinion?", so it's hardly surprising that TCP responded with hostility.

Pot, kettle. Calm yourself.

<- was/is interested in Beyond Earth, and cautiously optimistic for this.

Just saying there is a precedent for it potentially being fine, from the same publisher no less. Though it could also easily be f2p crap.

XCOM was good, even on iOS and Android.

That is distinctly possible.

Apparently all we know at the moment is that it's a turn-based space strategy game. *Edit* - Apparently it's iOS too.