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The thought puzzle, Ship of Theseus, asks if an object that has had all of its original components replaced remains the same object.

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I think since the idea of The Divisosn is the "break down of society", so what you want for the next city is a place that "works" now.

The next game needs a city Ubisoft can really shit all over, "Ha Ha you think your damn hipster city is cool...and progressive? Well, guess what, this game is going to show it as TERRIBLE, broken, and crime infested!!!"

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So, we need a real hipster city; with free public transportation, cool trendy restaurants, and lots of organic/non-gluten/free-range farmers markets. I want an entire gang that rides those fixed gear bicycles with obnoxiously, elegant mustaches.

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I used to come home from a night of drinking and jump in the shower for two hours sleep in the stall....my "friends" would find me and invite all the other co-ed suites to watch me.


I regret nothing!!!! Those 2 hr steamy showers when drunk were the best hangover preventer.

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I clipped through the trees and rocks. So, I give this only a 9/10, deducting one full point for all the clipping errors.

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I like comics as as dabbler, I need yo get in the habit of going over to CV more often. That is how I see this, a friendly reminder that I have other interests that the fine CBSi family of websites can satisfy.

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Ah, very nice. This will be great in the end.

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What CPU and RAM are you running....does your rig justify a 980?

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Just a bit of polish and a bit more order. Sorry, but Jeff, Brad, Dan, are too talented and Drew and Jason are way too good at their jobs to continue the way things have gone.

How does anyone leave GB to fulfill their 'next dream job' if their demo reel is just half-ass shenanigans? Everyone at GB is far, far to talented to produce such a off-the cuff product for all their segments.

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I question whether most of the titles people are putting forwards are indie? Or rather if indie means anything on consoles specifically.

I think indies lasted for six month in 2013 for consoles, and every made since July of 2013 has been just been a small game with credit that run to 50 people instead. Sure, itys not that of the 800 people seen in the credits of a "triple-a effort" published game, but indie on a consoles ISN'T three guys in a garage. I'm not knocking these games....they are great. But I think indie no longer means INDEPENDENT, it means extremely dependant on publishers; so that five to twenty people can knock out a game code, art, and systems while not taking five years.

So, maybe we should be calling these games "Dependy". What do you say we start calling these small games as being part of the Dependy movement?

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Titanfall's biggest failing was a lack of content at launch - it felt like half a game. It was probably more like 80% of a game, but it felt threadbare and that card system felt a bit too think conpaired to perks in CoD.

What I'd want from TF2 is simple, a beefier feeling game, some of the game mechanics more smoothed out, and a PS4 version. ....And, I want a better told story! Titanfall has an interesting 'game world' and they should be using that to show us why it is cool. I'm a sucker for hard sci-fi, but there has to be a little fun and drama too. I want to see robots, drop-ships, space ships, and dinosaurs in a cohesive/fun story.

The other part opf Titanfall I woudl want is a choice in what drops. The light, medium and heavy mechs to climb into are fine, but what I'd want more choices. Or, the ability to stack TF you earn in one round of play, so you can drop an even cooler mecha or drop power armor for all the players on your side to wear.

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I put it in standby as a habit to recharge the controllers and devices. At one time I recharged my smartphone off the PS4 because it was a handy USB connection that was powered. In fact I think 90% of the time I was recharging my smartphone, but now I use two modified outlets. (Three Belkin wall mounted surge protectors that have duel 2.4 AMP USB charging ports, i have them spread around my house. Each major room with electronics has an outlets w/ surge protected and 'hot' USB ports for lots of devices.)

I suppose I could shut down my PS4 more often now since I charge my phone on teh Belkin, but it such a habit to leave it in standby mode. What I NEVER do, is leave games active in standby. I have found that "if" your game flips out while active in standby, it take twice as long to hard-boot back on. So, I quit all games and all functions, then I put it in standby.