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I recommend against Razer keyboards.

I've had two and both like to randomly malfunction with keys not working suddenly, ports not working etc.

And the software is a system hog and seems to crash a lot.

It's something I would of thought they would have sorted out by now but it's literally been 3 years same issues.

Next one i get i'm probably going with logitech or someone.

This doesn't seem like the most sound of strategems.

Can I ask how much these things cost so i can work out how many of these equate to just buying a ps4?

Well that's sad if that is the reality of it.

I mean as far as I can understand there is a group here effectively terrorising people. I would of thoughts threats regarding "the worst school shooting america has ever seen" must get some sort of serious attention.

It's really hard to believe anyone is making a "movement" out of this. This is easily the most childish shit i've ever heard of, the epitomy of first world problems and small dick complex combined.

People just love drama I guess, i'm going to continue to ignore anything to do with this as imo everyone except the authorities and people involved should.

I don't envy the mods at the moment btw, keep up the good work though it's appreciated.

Well if the FBI weren't on this already they probably are now right?

First thing that came to my mind.

Sounds for sure like something is shorting out somewhere on the case.

@mb: Yeh i keep missing the sales for this one! Definitely picking it up next time it comes up.

With the state of the game industry I can't see anything so risky ever getting greenlit for AAA.

Everything else in video games is a crafting survival simulator, so if you could find a way to turn this into a crafting survival simulator that would be greeeeat...

In all seriousness though this is pretty touchy ground for good reason, there are plenty of other scenarios you could potentially have the same ideas at work though.

I didn't play it, but i understand spec ops did the whole wheels falling off thing?

A LOT of people backed this game.

What better way to keep them up to date on the development of the game.

Since they started with Matt Smith the show seemed to have a huge jump in production value which is what sort of brought me back in. The first 3 seasons or so of the modern reboot were just too goddamn cheesy and amateur for me to deal with half the time, the quality of the acting, camera work and special effects really helped for me. There is still the odd really fucking dumb moment (golden arrow?), but you can sort of overlook it and keep rolling for the most part.

I've heard a lot of people complain about the matt smith seasons getting too "fairytale" or something. I didn't mind it too much tbh and if anything I feel like they did a much better job of scientifically explaining elements as they came up than even this most recent series is, so yeh i'm not really sure where people actually get that.

I feel like this most recent season is really starting to find it's feet after a shaky start and i'm looking forward to see where it goes.

Game experience is all I want from a reviewer. I'm kind of amazed how little experience most game journalism personalities actually have in this industry, I guess if your a bit younger it's a bit more excusable.

At the end of the day experience is what is going to give the most informed view on a new release. Would you take movie advice from a reviewer who had only watched a handful of movies in only a couple of genres?

As far as all the societal opinion stuff, i'm always going to want to sum that up for myself without someone else telling me what i should think. I mean fair enough give some warning what to expect, but no need to jump on a soapbox. I don't think there is any problem with marking some points against a game if you think there are elements there that detract from enjoyment storywise, but there should be some room I would of thought to leave some of that open to readers taste.

If your not writing a review, well then go for broke write whatever the hell you want. If you are writing a review however, in my opinion you have some responsibility to the readers and developers to score it on it's merits.