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I rest my case.

I have the highest IQ of anyone here and none of you can prove otherwise.

That was a fun test although I think some of the questions are poorly constructed--I couldn't make sense of some of them and picked the neutral answer.

I tend to prefer this test lately, which gets me. :lol:

I always get INTJ on these so I'm not gonna take another. There's always a high rate of INTJ scores on MBTI tests despite supposedly being only 5% of the population--perhaps because the kind of person who wants a straightforward personality categorization test is likely to come out with an...

If I had a fireplace, I'd mount the heads of my enemies above it. I say do whatever you want.

Every time this thread is bumped I'm surprised Chris Roberts hasn't been arrested yet.

Looks like there are fake accusations against Chuck Schumer, too.

Please acquaint yourself with search engines. This is the very first result in Google.

Why would they do that? They're doing this because they want to.

It's not a bill, it's a commission rule. Totally different.

Sales aren't a comment on the quality of the game. JE is certainly well-liked, and a cult classic at this point. But most things that are cult classics did very poorly at their initial release, and JE is no exception. Like it or not, how a game sells in its first year (or even first month!)...

They don't do that to enforce net neutrality now, so why would they have to do it in the future? There are really two elements here. One is whether the government is or should be monitoring everyone's Internet access for any particular purpose. The fact of the matter is that the NSA already...

It did not sell well. JE's sales were disappointing. It was nowhere near the level of a Mass Effect or a KOTOR or even a Dragon Age, which is how it would've had to sell to spawn a franchise.

The tax issue is false. How do we know? Because the FCC classified the Internet as a public utility under Title II back in 2015... and no taxes were established. While the power to levy taxes under Title II remains, the FCC would have to vote to use it (or Congress would have to require it), and...

Duh, they want you to rely on it more so they can collect more data and offer you more services and increase your reliance on Windows.

I'm glad you agree.

Having an exclusive license is certainly expensive. So, the smart thing would be a non-exclusive license--let different studios have a crack at it. I assume Disney would still want say in what gets made for QC purposes (especially after this debacle), but I would hope they learned some kind of...

You shouldn't assume it would be "just" anything. It would be whatever ISPs want it to be. That's the whole problem. They get to choose--not you. What on Earth makes you think you'd get better quality? What makes you think there'd be fewer ads or something? Except you are buying into a...

It still boggles my mind that somebody at EA thought you could premium-price a game and slap the kind of grind-it-out-or-pay-to-win microtransaction model that's more befitting a free/cheap mobile game. Doing both at the same time is just overtly greedy. Gamers can be whiny assholes a lot of...