mrpandaman

@quarters: I echo this as well and I feel that because of everyone's extreme sensitivity I have become extremely sensitive to all their sensitivities. I absolutely loathe it the polarization of everything. You can't just like something or dislike something you have to love it or hate it no more really being in the middle. I've actually been called an asshole by so-called friends because to them I can't pick a side.

I thought it was because they have the PS VR coming out later this year and they were going to focus on it way more than they did at the conference.

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Wat?

@marcsman: Just curious, what was it that it did for you?

Exactly same experience for me. That PS VR stuff did not at all sell me on the idea of VR. It was so front loaded and ended with not a great showstopper.

Very weird for them not to include either of those nations. I wonder what the reason for the exclusion would be other than they will add them later as DLC.

I try to remember to put it up if I know I'm the one who killed an opponent so they see it on the kill cam.

Kamaboko FTW!

This card is a godsend for a person like me. I haven't upgraded my PC in forever in terms of PC upgrading. I've had a 5770 for 6 years. I haven't had the time to upgrade and I've been lucky to run certain recent games (MGSV on medium-ish settings) decently on my computer. You're right on the money, they aimed for people like me.

For the better part of this year I've been looking to just build a new computer and while the 1070 sounds incredible, at basically half the price and with still pretty good performance I'm leaning heavily towards this AMD card. I was looking at buying the 970, but with what I budgeted it was either sacrifice the performance of the cpu for the better gpu at $150 more or settle for a 960 and everything else being better. With the 480 announcement, I'm so happy right now. I'll probably have to wait for what Nvidia comes out to say about the 1060 and stuff, but 480 is just perfect for me.