I have a X1 and besides Bloodborne and maybe one or two other games I don't have any reason to get a PS4. So I certainly won't be buying one for at least a couple years and a couple price drops. But I ended up buying a PS3 fairly late in the cycle after being a 360 gamer only and I can't rule out that happening again with the PS4. Honestly I'd rather buy the NX or invest in a PC though, at the moment.
As someone who was very recently an undergrad student, used plenty of both weed and alcohol, and associated myself with people who used both substances regularly I would say drunks are more annoying. If someone smokes too much they'll pass out or panic for a little bit before coming down. If someone drinks way too much it can become dangerous and scary in a way weed use never becomes. Alcohol leads to way more puking, being more obnoxious in public, sexual assault, etc. While someone can definitely become dependent on weed and it can be motivation-killing, alcoholism is still way worse.
That sounds cool! I've been getting back into the game in preparation for Legion. I started during Mists so I don't have any experience with the classic raids.
Hopped on for the first time in months because of this update, played a couple hours, and decided I would wait to come back until the fall expansion. Chroma is cool but not cool enough to grind the same content over and over again. Year 1 was way better, but if the lack of content is necessary to make Destiny 2 happen so be it.
If the fall expansion has less content then Taken King I'll be disappointed. That only hooked me for about two months.
That was a good read! I have had a XOne since summer 2014 but I still have my 360 hooked up and use it as much, if not more than my One. Between the Cloud saves and the XOne backwards compatibility it seems like there is less of a hard break between this generation and last than there has been in the past; the two consoles are a fairly integrated experience because of the shared log-in. I agree with your division between the two 360 eras, I bought the console in 2006 and was definitely most excited about the console in the era when games like Oblivion, Mass Effect, Halo 3, and Gears were exclusive to the platform. In later years the PS3 and 360 seemed to basically offer identical experiences.
Master Chief Collection could be good for couch co-op if either of you have any interest in the Halo games. As far as RPGs go Fallout 4 is great if you like Bethesda games/don't have it on PC.
Once you get used to it I actually think the interface is way better and snappier than the 360 ever was. Pretty easy to get in and out of anything from the home screen w/o being bombarded by ads.
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