AlexW00d

Every anti-loot box argument falls apart as they all lean on the idea that loot boxes is gambling. It isn't under any definition of the word, so each time I see yet another loot box post on reddit, my eyes just glaze over as soon as I read the word as any argument is inherently faulty due to the foundation upon which it was built. I feel like most people just do this to give some excuse other than "I don't like it and things that don't appeal directly to me shouldn't be in videogames" and the anti-loot box crowd really need to find a new argument with any factual merit if they hope to be taken seriously.

I don't really like them. They do nothing for me, but they're very easy to ignore so I don't really care if they're in a game I play.

@justin258: They should combine all three but the "classic," name doesn't click with the SP. The Gameboy (& color) has more of a... classic feel behind it. And I doubt they'd do both GB(C) and GBA(SP) classics, if they even do these at all, so my votes for a combo of all three, but GB(C) design. On the flipside, the clam-shell of the SP is much more practical, but practicality hasn't stopped Nintendo from making NES Classic with stupid short controller cords.

This Logitech has been on my radar for a bit, people seem to like it according to reviews/articles I've read.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BBKYM3I/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I2ORK360DF77FD&colid=UJH6QQCV65US

Has mechanical keys but they're supposedly just as or more quiet than cherry blue switches, dedicated media keys as well.

How so? This is such a idiotic thing to say I can only assume you are trolling.

Milk in tea sounds weird to me. I don't think I've ever heard of it. I put a lot of milk+sugar in coffee because I think black coffee tastes kind of bad, but with tea you have so many varieties of flavor. Like even something like green tea I think tastes good without anything added to it. Tea just tastes like hot flavored sugary water.

She was designed for obvious sex appeal, like everybody else. Of course she wears high heels, despite what she does. Of course her bra strap is visible. (Did bras even exist then?) Of course you can see the middle of her bra through the sloppily buttoned blouse.

I prefer the cyberpunk genre over The Witcher. Witcher 3 had a fairly dull story. The Witcher series didn't have good controls, and I found Ciri bland and too skimpily dressed. She was overpowered, with her lame teleportation.