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Good dead bolts and arm yourself. Im on the east coast and and in the country, it seems super neat everyone on board about cameras - but I've never seen anyone give a shit about that here. They eventually get caught but sure don't care about it in the moment. A good deadbolt puts the burden of breaking into your house onto the frame of your door, if you don't trust the frame of your door you've got bigger fish to fry.

Its about why you got robbed, they took your tools they either needed them or sold them, no one wants to buy your vacuum, even at the pawn shop - which may be where your tools ended up at.

Im old fashioned and probably completely out of touch, but my house isnt a walmart or some retail store where I need to get them on film and make sure I get the best picture of them. The door, a good deadbolt is as strong as the door frame, the windows, outside of bars, you're looking at an alarm system and relying on someone else - which you will always be doing if you arent home at the time.

The old saying is locks keep honest people out, because past that you're physically breaking something - the door frame a window etc and that draws attention.

All that comes to mind, because of a lot of great suggestions already in the thread, is RTS games if you can deal with edge scrolling.

I've had some sync issues with 360 controllers in the past but the only reason I've had to change controllers is from general wear on the thumbsticks and the bumpers/triggers not feeling as responsive as I'd like. I'm 100% PC now and have had the same wired 360 controller since 2013.

Im having an absolute blast playing the game. I think it's poorly optimized and that's something I don't throw around. My rig is dated as dated can be with a GeForce 650 Ti, however if I put in the work MGS 5 is silky smooth, Witcher 3 won't drop below 30, all running at 1920x1080, the list could go on and on. This game will dip down as low as 22 fps on the lowest settings and with the resolution knocked down to, I think I have it at, 1336x768.

That aside I've experienced no crashes or errors, no problems with my wired 360 controller, and personally I'm just having a blast playing it.

If anyone is interested, for some reason got 2 identical emails other than the the serials.

The extra one is VL5VC-T08NK-9R440

The following is the majority of the email, big shout out to these forum tools that let me clip out the nuisance parts.

I am sorry this turned into a freaking bash house of Origin , Uplay, and Steam. But come on, I gave examples of Origin and Uplay being shit to me, it doesn't mean I'm championing Steam

Lock it down, it is so off topic

@jesus_phish: how is that so if it also allows you to block that ?

I like this "Take the 2 minutes to sign up," . Something from the my original post "Titanfall Beta, played the shit out of it".

I love the original Titanfall Beta, played the shit out of it. I bet a lot of us did, and in the long run it might have hurt the product.

Titanfall 2 I've seen the media, the quicklooks, looks great looks fun. I've seen the price drops, sales, you name it. It's on Origin.

I want it, but I got Doom, Witch 3, and Shadow Warrior 2 for $70 on a platform that the one time I personally goofed refunded my money versus a platform that took a long time on the phone with support to get what I paid for (BF4).

Another platform, the exact same experience, after buying the edition of Farcry4 that includes the season pass (from their store), I didn't get the benefits of the season pass without going to both support chat and phone to get it credited to me.

Certainly I feel burned, and Im not one to hold grudges if it weren't such a common thing.

I want the game, I wish the steam hype were true, but I want the game.

I have an original jewel case of this sitting on the kitchen bar counter. I had to have it after playing and replaying the demo I got with Tobal No.1. The game's amazing, the hype is justified. There's a lot of seemingly self imposed problems the OP is finding.

The 3D backgrounds being hard to navigate I don't understand. Even the original PSX release had the ability to pop up markers indicating entrances/exits and scene transitions. The game DID have tank controls and here is exactly why. FF7 came out in January 97, the Dual analog controller came out in April 97. All you had when the game came out was the D-Pad.

A lot of the game is stuff you CAN do but don't have to, and most mini games are being able to replay story sections IF you want to. Maybe you'd dislike it even more if you were forced to do the optional quests to get Vincent and Yuffie.