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@lemmox: And I feel that's okay.

Man the puritanical reactions to the breasts made me cringe.

I see consoles don't have the issue with the electricity weapon PC users do. That thing tanked my machine to 15 FPS.

I look forward to playing this game in a year when it's on Steam.

@reap3r160: lol

Jeff proving again he's a funny guy with a huge knowledge base for the history of games -- who terrible taste in games.

I love how willingly ignorant the staff is at times. Chat is smarter, listen to it. When Abby is discarding stuff because she doesn't want to do some extra laps, and only Dan says she should keep the powder, and chat says the powder is useful, and they're like "Bah. Eh. Not useful."

The USB thing was particularly painful. The PS2 had them standard on the front in 2000. Someone points out it wasn't that long before that it came out, but they compare it to "NASA having internet in the 60's."

Ok, guys.

I saw it. I just don't care. It's amazing.

And we can thank lord in heaven for that. The lack of politics (generally speaking...) is probably why the site does well.

I went to buy this game, only to find it's not out on the most popular console, or the most popular PC store. I liked what I saw here, but not enough to put up with that. I'll be playing other games that have come out, and my guess is this will pass me by as it's put up on Steam someday (guess it's not on PS4). If I remember, I may come back. I'm not downloading the Epic Games launcher for this. I hope Annapurna got a lot of money, because as far as exclusivity goes, and making your game available to the masses, the studio seems to have made the most foolish decisions possible.

Vinny should have been playing. Missed opportunity.