BattleTorn

"Elder Scrolls Online will apparently offer a (paid) account transfer"

LULZ

I'll get this game immediately, once it's F2P.

give it time

It's 11 days until launch.

Shouldn't the game have gone gold by now?

Every where is PS Fanboy Central now, cause like myself so many Xbox fans have jumped ship.

While you can argue that they may be more vocal, there is no denying the % of PS4 owners who are first time PS gamers.

Worst, is that we get presumed to be "fanboys" of something we literally switched to a year ago, completely discrediting the consumer decision we underwent to leave Xbox behind.

It all being cosmetic seems like a perfect reason not to call it, along with pricing, as a "Season Pass"

I'm with ya, no more to MP-modes wrapped in $60 packaging.

Oh, silly me - I didn't know that in reference to "Every Gamer's Dream" there a "priority" to things.

Dreams, you know, where - anything and everything - is supposed to be possible.

Did the PS3 serve coffee?

No, so STFU.

Asking for a PS3-feature is not akin to asking for an appliance.

Where's DNLA tho? I've been waiting on that to replace my bedroom's PS3 with a 2nd PS4 - still waiting.

@UnHoly_One

I don't think people took issue with gaming-ads, least of all upcoming pre-orders. lol

It was the Dorito's ads, Car ads, and trailers for movies and music.

But most importantly the 3rd-party companies, snacks and cars, that were merely "in partnership with Xbox" and completely unrelated to gaming.

She's got her work cut out, good luck

he's definitely speculating

I keep mine solely because I was a 10y Xbox fan, and there'll undoubtedly be some exclusives I want to play. State of Decay being one, definitely.

But, that said - I barely use it.

That gear looks soo much better than the Dark Below stuff!

Lol and here's a way to do it for under $115

http://www.amazon.com/Seaga...

Funny thing is, my analogy was partly a true story.

I changed it to not include the "don't bring a lunch tomorrow" part.

Which was part of the original story.

Manager of my branch tells everyone bring no lunch tomorrow, the owner is coming by, we'll do pizza.
Owner arrives, leaves with Manager for lunch-out.
*que insanity wolf*

I don't understand the fallacy in complaining about something free.

Say I told you, I have a special treat for your lunch tomorrow. Then I give you two slices of bread with mayonnaise.

Would you complain over the quality of my free snack?

Moreover, say I had everyone talking about - "hey, you hear Battle is bringing so-n-so a FREE treat tomorrow - wow, whatta nice guy!"

And I also e-mailed everyone to reminded t...