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That's all good to know, thank you. Also I didn't know the latency for Discord was that low either.

I been wondering for a little while now, how are they streaming a game to each other with like little to no latency while also streaming to the audience?

I understand the part to get the feed to the audience, but to have someone else see it with no latency seems new to me. Just curious what program that are using to do that.

I just highly recommend getting the scrounger perks so you'll never have to worry about ammo when you play.

@kcin: What part of that is selfish?

@kcin: My point is with the Jeepers Creepers statement is the actors and other people involved with making that movie don't reflect what the director did, and therefore loose money and credibility because of someone else's actions. Thinking its OK not to buy Red Dead Redemption 2 because a handful, or all of the employees (i'm still unsure of all the details at this time) had to work an absurd amount of hours, is ridiculous. You decide to purchase a game because of the quality of the game, and you support the studio for their work and effort put into it.

At the end of the day, consumers don't care. I was curious about another Jeepers Creepers since it was rumored years and years ago, so I watched it. I enjoy every Rockstar game, so I pre-orderd this.

It doesn't affect my purchase at all, the news about that and the back peddling of what he really meant doesn't change my opinion to play or not play a game. I enjoyed the first one and this straight up looks fantastic so I'm gonna support them and pick it up day one like I do most games. Working conditions should be improved however, and with what little info I know from the outside, that's what I think about it. If people don't support it, things like this may or may not change. Odds are the only way overworking employees will get solved is if it becomes more well known, not from not paying for the game new.

It reminds me of the movie Jeepers Creepers 3 when people boycotted the movie because of what happened with the director. It doesn't affect my view on the movie, and people worked hard on making it.

These are great to see. He didn't really have his real "internet" personality out because back then they were going strictly off a script they had written and then pumped out a video for it.

@htr10: I think I forgot about the fact that comments on here have been bad time and time again. I guess it just has to be in certain areas of the internet. I guess it tends to just be forums or certain places where like minded people tend to be able to have a reasonably good time with the internet.

The more and more I see things online, such as a new preview to a game or movie trailer, and I just go to myself "wow, that looks pretty awesome, I wonder what other people think?" Then I scroll down and immediately dislike people in general. Why is this a thing still? I remember years ago people used to just have a normal conversation about what they are seeing instead of just dismissing everything they see just because this is what the internet is now.

So my question is really this, how come as an "internet society" why does this still go on? I don't understand who benefits from this at all.

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