Quote from (HP)46 minutes ago, (HP) said: Everything about this game is being paid for by Sony, a PC port is nearly an impossibility.
Also, both PS3's and PS4's work on PC monitors.
No Man's Sky came out on PC.
Quote from (HP)46 minutes ago, (HP) said: Everything about this game is being paid for by Sony, a PC port is nearly an impossibility.
Also, both PS3's and PS4's work on PC monitors.
No Man's Sky came out on PC.
I don't even have a TV, or a couch, so a PS4 would be a herculean investment. They pretty explicitly said they'd be multiplatform when Kojima Productions first went independent, hate to find out Sony forced them out of that.
The most recent big patch's nerfs to Ana's ult and Lucio's healing, coupled with big offensive buffs to Soldier and Pharah, have made things very rough for healers, especially in Competitive. I swear, people are better at keeping their buddy medic alive in QP, it feels like. I can sleep dart Pro Genjis and Reapers in the face all night long, but there's not a lot I can do against Soldier unless I swap to Zenyatta, and then there's not much I can do against Pharah without Ana. I stick to Ana, because at least people might accidentally shoot the Soldier for me (nobody ever shoots Pharah it seems), but the situation is still fraught with peril and bullshit.
Not sure you read that post in the tone it was intended, D3ads
Quote from Vorontsov16 minutes ago, Vorontsov said: I don't know what kind of doomsday scenario you guys have in your head but it ain't gonna happend
Our president-elect just praised Manila's death squads as good for cleaning up drugs, seriously risked fucking up US China relations with his loose words on Taiwan, bragged about saving jobs by bribing a company hundreds of millions of dollars to save 800 jobs as they outsource 1400 more, listens to whatever the latest fucking whackjob asshole who thinks the government shouldn't exist tells him, and he fucking scotch tapes his tie together instead of using a clip.
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How does this look like anything but an apocalypse to you?
Also, you know, the ice caps are still melting and the earth is rapidly heating as we continue to "drill baby, drill" our way into having the entire West Coast past the Colorado River become uninhabitable and the entire Gulf Coast become a giant swamp, and most of the rest of the country returning to being a dustbowl like it was a century ago.
Quote from Sprony3 hours ago, Sprony said: You know what, it sucks for you guys but I've done a 180 and I'm really glad he won. He's been very entertaining and not a day went by without him acting stupid or outrageous. It's been good fun so far, but if he keeps this up and no one puts a leash on him, you guys are fucked.
You got your own Trumps over there in Europe though, better watch out
Quote from VorontsovOn 11/25/2016 at 11:43 AM, Vorontsov said: If the electoral dudes somehow flip their votes there will be a civil war. As far as I'm concerned they're pushing "electric voting machines hacked - the work of RUSSIAN HACKERS", but Michigan uses paper ballots, what excuse could they find there?
"Oh it turns out we just found millions of paper votes cast to Hillary Clinton - all bundled up in an empty warehouse!"
These two things aren't really related. The electors, who, again, only exist to empower SLAVEOWNERS, can vote for whomever they like in most states, but are party affiliated and thus probably won't. Also, the states weren't pulled one way or another by millions of votes, but by thousands. The results ARE within the statistical probability of fuckups tilting the results.
Also Clinton got nearly two million more votes (with still some places not finished counting the absentee ballots). Call this crap what you want, but it isn't democracy, because if it was, NEITHER would count as winners, because the closest thing we have to a vote of no contest in America is abstaining, and abstaining beat them both by a fucking mile:
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Quote from D3ads11 hours ago, D3ads said: Hahaha, Jill is laughing all the way to the bank!
It looks like she's basically getting funding together for her next campaign! Her site has supposed volunteer names for the state recounts in each county listed, many names are obviously just trolls such as "Sit on my face" "Mickey Mouse" "Vladimir Putin" "Hillary for Prison"
Anyhow, Hillary's lawyers have apparently endorsed recounts in the 3 states Stein proposed. However, in order to somehow become president she has to pretty much win all the states, which is possible but very very unlikely if you look at the figures. Michigan has already done another recount and Trump's lead narrowed from 13,107 to 10,704 votes ahead, but he still carries the state. In pennsylvania he is currently ahead by 70,000 votes, in Wisconsin it's 22,000 votes. Unless all those votes are somehow invalidated, she still can't win...
If Jill Stein were the type to rip people off, she'd be a Democrat. The states have already confirmed she's paid the filing fees for recounts.
Deus Ex. The ending is a huge interconnected level, and you choose your ending by doing a bunch of tasks spread all over it while the antagonist mocks you, and then protests, and then begs you to stop as you go about your business. Great design and setup. ![]()
Mafia 3 also had a great ending. A perfect last level, followed by some great denouement scenes and choices that properly respected your decisions across the course of the game. Basically the complete opposite of Mass Effect 3's ending, which I experienced for the first time a couple months ago. I was so frustrated by how slow and dumb it was being that when I finally got the ability to move and choose an ending, I shot at the ghost-child-avatar thing, and instantly got a bad ending. Reloading took me back over an hour and a half of unskippable bullshit, so I never even bothered trying again for a real ending, because I was so fed up with it.
Got Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. It runs really well, and I remember people complaining about performance when it first came out, so maybe waiting was for the best anyway. It's crashed twice in a few hours for me, though. Also, the lack of an option to put a crosshair dot on the screen is really weird: It's a pretty standard anti-motion sickness feature.
Also the facial animations are atrociously bad, and the game's being infuriatingly vague about what happened between the games, so I still have no idea what ending is canonical or any of that stuff.
Besides all that though, having fun with it.
Quote from Bastion11 hours ago, Bastion said: Still, even if in the weirdest change of events where the recount shuts down Trump. The democratic party still needs to never forget why we've been losing public support. Probably the biggest part of that lesson is that while it's great to campaign for equal rights for minorities and LGBT, don't leave everyone else behind in that rush.
They haven't even done that. There's been a bunch of disgusting bullshit from rich white democrats basically saying "Ugh, I can't believe I pretended to support you fags!" and blaming marginalized people for the loss, instead of the DNC and Clinton campaign shitting the bed. They apparently had this "algorithm" telling them where and how to spend money to best win the election, and it was telling them to do shit like "Completely ignore the state of Wisconsin, and instead put all your time into courting moderate Republicans in already "blue" states". They won rich Republican strongholds in Democratic controlled states for the first time since the 80s, like Orange County, CA, Stanton Island, NYC, Fairfax, VA, etc, but CA, NY, and VA all were Democratic states ANYWAY, and electoral college votes are distributed "winner take all". Getting 60% of a state gets you nothing extra over 50% +1 of a state.
Meanwhile, they assumed everyone who typically votes for them would, which was an incredibly stupid assumption, as seven million people who showed up to vote for Obama in the last two elections stayed home this year, and we had the lowest overall voter turnout in 20 years. Trump got basically the same number of votes as Mitt Romney did in 2012. The Clinton campaign just completely lost their base, chasing after shitty suburban white people. And now, a bunch of assholes are in the media claiming the loss was because poor white people are racist and hate gay and trans people. That might be true, but also poor white people (just like everyone of every group below median income in the US) still voted more for Clinton anyway. It was middle class suburban white people who voted for Trump, in the right places to give him the lion's share of the "electoral votes" of this stupid system set up originally to let slave owners vote on behalf of their slaves (seriously).
Also, our voting machines are extremely vulnerable. It's been proven for over a decade people could just hack our elections, from multiple researchers, and we haven't done anything about it, because anyone who suggests the possibility is shouted down as a wackjob. Paper ballots would mean cable news couldn't have election night results, because counting would take longer! Buying new machines would cost money! Our media narrative, just like our system, is fucking stupid at every level.
While Trump is a terrible existential threat to almost everyone I know (literally, not figuratively like for rich assholes writing op-eds in the New York Times, we're actually dependent on things like government health care and the cops preventing instead of encouraging pogroms), I kinda would rather he not have this yanked out from under him. The public reaction amongst his supporters (<20% of the country, but enough to fuck shit up) would be extremely violent, and for the rest of the people the relief at avoiding Trump would make them less likely to fight Clinton than if she'd just won outright in the first place.
Quote from D3adsOn 11/19/2016 at 6:58 PM, D3ads said: No that's not what he said, read the article:
He's not talking about every Mexican, he's talking about the illegals that come over the border, emphasis on "illegal" immigrants, a lot of them bring crime with them but it is likely that in amongst those coming in are decent people who just want a better life. He could have worded it better, but when put into context, it isn't as bad as it sounds and that's probably why Hispanic/Latino votes jumped up so much. I must admit that I saw this in the media and took it as it was without actually doing my own fact checking on it, as many many other people and that's why the media narrative was so skewed!
lol I'm sure that guy might think the statement isn't racist, but it's still totally insulting bullshit. "illegal immigrants" aren't "sent" by anybody and they come because the economy of rural Mexico has been completely decimated by NAFTA: As American factory jobs move to Mexico City (briefly before shutting down again and moving to Asia), heavily subsidized American farms are impossible to compete with without import fees, and so farms all across Mexico have gone bankrupt and gotten foreclosed on, and the farmers and their hands are all unemployed, starving (since they've lost their farms and income and can't afford the cheap-for-the-city but expensive-if-you're-broke American food), and thus forced to go north and work for those American farms that put them out of business. That's what "illegal immigration" is: The movement of people responding to the free movement of capital putting them out of work.
Or at least, that's one side of it. The other side is people, mostly children, fleeing gang and drug violence in places like Columbia and Guatemala, drugs grown to be sold in America (and they're smuggled in by plane and boat, not border crossings, btw), and gangs funded by America to fight left-wing governments.
The US has completely fucked up all of North and South America, especially South America. That's not the fault of anybody outside the rich assholes who control what the US does. Even the shitty government of Brazil can be traced back to the pre Civil War US going to war to prop up the Brazil's slaveowner class, as defending "New World" slavery was our primary foreign policy of the time.
We're a bad country, and Trump's part of that, despite claiming he's gonna fix that by blaming people who had nothing to do with it.
I find the 1v1 really frustrating, because of my hero preferences and because kinda dumb random matchups like D.Va vs D.Va, where the first mech to blow up tends to lead to that hero winning. 3v3 is pretty fun, though. I don't think either have lasting appeal compared to full games though, especially with the single map.
They pushed out the PTR patch and Sombra to the main game a couple days ago, with its changes basically identical to the PTR, despite saying they wanted a longer test period with faster adjustments. I don't blame them, though: Anecdotally, based on matchmaking and queue times, I don't think many people played the PTR, especially outside the first couple days and the bump for Sombra, so they wouldn't have nearly enough player feedback to do otherwise. Still, the patch is pretty okay, except Sombra's ability to lock down health kits is kinda OP, while the rest of her kit is kinda meh (mostly because people can't play her). Soldier might be a bit overpowered, seeming him 2:1 vs McCree picks this week. Zarya doesn't seem to be hurt by her nerfs, in the eyes of the people who play her, though.
Quote from Sprony8 hours ago, Sprony said:
The vast majority of people didn't, but for the ones who did, it's important to consider their lack of information. Most people are too busy working and hustling to survive American Capitalism to watch CNN or read the New York Times, and tons of people actively avoid the news because it's been disgusting. Instead, they just hear the talking points and promises in the quick news summarizes on the radio they play at the start of the ad break in between songs, as they drive to their second job, and Trump had "job" and "fuck NAFTA" to fill that space, and Clinton had "I'm not Trump I guess", and that latter message just fucking sucked as far as getting people to do the work and take the risk to go vote for her instead.
Quote from Vorontsov10 hours ago, Vorontsov said: Has any election been based on the popular vote? People talk about popular vote but he is BARELY behind, she got most of her votes from sanctuary cities. Pretty much all of the states she won, requires no identification when voting.
(I may be talking out of my ass, correct me if I'm wrong)
You are talking out of your ass, and are wrong. Voting nation-wide requires registration, which requires identification and a stable address under your name or family. This system does not let non-citizens register, while throwing out vast swaths of babies with the bathwater by preventing anybody transient, homeless, without proper papers, or without their name on a lease, mortgage, or utility. In the vast majority of states (iirc only two are exceptions), the system also blocks anybody currently in prison, and in many anybody who's ever been in prison is prevented from voting for the rest of their lives.
America prevents millions of its citizens from voting under the specter of people who live here without documentation daring to get a voice in how their adoptive communities are run, and prevents tens of millions more from voting by making it very, very difficult to do if you're poor. Thousands of people lost their jobs last Tuesday because they were denied time off during the 8 AM to 9 PM window on a single day once every four years we're given to vote, and went anyway. When you actually look at the numbers, barely 25% of eligible voters, or 18% of all American adults, actually voted for Donald Trump. The rest voted against him, or couldn't participate in our stupid fucked up antidemocratic system.
Also Donald Trump barely got any more votes than Mitt Romney did in 2012. Instead, about six million fewer ballots were cast for Clinton than Obama, a consequence of the weakened VRA (which allows local Republican parties to change rules to prevent black people from being able to vote without any oversight or veto process), and the abandonment of poor people in this country by the Democratic Party, who's so out of touch they said shit like "America is Already Great" and "A vote for a third party is a vote for Trump", assuming mandatory support from the poor.
Also in the last week over 2000 more people joined the already largest Socialist organization in the US, the Democratic Socialists of America (which is not a party, but an independent organization that pushes specific candidates, regardless of party, in primaries and local elections), so I'm actually feeling pretty optimistic.
over 50% of young Americans even say they'd be willing to vote for a Communist. ![]()
Quote from VorontsovOn 11/10/2016 at 1:49 PM, Vorontsov said: Anecdotal evidence. Meanwhile Soros is funding protests against Trump's presidency and public+private property is being destroyed & violence incited. No one talks about the Clinton thugs that beat up an old Trump supporter and stole his car... because he supported a different candidate. One side of the spectrum aren't the only victims, none of this "holier than thou" bs.
I get WHY people want to say "Soros funded protests" - Jewish boogeyman, yada yada - I have no idea how you seem to BELIEVE it. Do you think putting on a bandanna and yelling in the street is expensive, or something?
Quote from WDOn 11/9/2016 at 4:27 PM, WD said: Time will tell how Sombra will fare in the game. I don't really endorse the design of having Invisibility in a fast paced shooter. Invisibility just lowers the fun factor.
It's, thankfully, way way more limited than the TF2 Spy. Sombra could be powerful once people learn to play her, but right now she's basically a mediocre Tracer.