Originally posted by Fork_Q2:

Actually warming up to the idea that you'll need to pass some sort of personality test if you want to play competitively online.

I expect people to pass and then become cancer afterwards because competitive gaming does that to people usually.

Originally posted by Unicarn:

Originally posted by Fork_Q2:

"More" don't equate better, or for everyone. A dedicated Nintendo fan isn't going to give a toss that PC has Big Rigs Over the Road Racing all to themselves.

"Better" is subjective. That reason is invalid.

I personally hate Nintendo exclusives, excluding Pokemon and Advance Wars.

It may be purely subjective but that's sorta the point. To appeal to specific crowd. I may not like every nintendo exclusive, hell I've never really been a fan of Zelda games (except the ones fans hate), but even I can recognise that there is a certain quality that goes into such games.



Partial problem I have with the PC is you need to do all the work to find the good games. The FTLs, the Stardew Valleys don't always make themselves known, sometimes they get lucky and become the flavour of the month. But lately there's so much shit to sift through that I wonder if anything good goes by unnoticed. I haven't bought anything on steam in forever due to fear of being burned by another shitty early access game. At least if I buy a nintendo game there's more of a chance I'll like it.

Originally posted by Geech:

Originally posted by Dr. Raven:

How much damage can she do even if she does get a spot in congress?

Typically when you have this attitude it leads to the kind of election we just had where a clown fought a clown.

No It's a serious question about how much power a single member of the congress has as I'm not american and I don't have a context for how much of an impact she could have.

How much damage can she do even if she does get a spot in congress?

Group is more active now than it's been in a while. Lot more drama and stuff but more active.

I think organic food is a waste of money and I don't think it tastes better.

Just hoping my least favourite game Starbound doesn't win.

No one's gonna touch on how you don't have to deal with a cheater every hour? At least with the new consoles. Because I'm serious, TF2 or CS:GO there's a cheater every hour. Ragecheating spamming the chat so none of the idiots know who to kick and when you fucking kick him he's back in 30 seconds.

Originally posted by FestiveAether:

Offline multiplayer
No need for Internet
Don't have to worry if your system can run a game or not.

That's about all the reasons I have.

Tell that to last game I bought. Which required you to be online to download it, what's that keep getting an error updating your game or console? Enjoy your paperweight.

Originally posted by Ludek:

Originally posted by Old Bork©:

Because the game takes too much timing and skills in order to master at it?

But it's been alive for 9 years.

Being alive isn't the same as still holding up and still being as good as it was back then. It's not.


Not only has the audience really dipped off in quality over the years(I mean I swear the average tf2 player gets more braindead as time goes on), but game itself is constantly riddled with performance issues despite being a very old game, and Valve hasn't even perfected balance being too afraid to buff and nerf anything.


Even if there's still some fun to be had now I don't see another 5 years being kind on it. At least Half-Life 2 is still fun to new and old gamers alike, more timeless than TF2 could ever hope to be.