BropolloCreed79

I plan on having this engraved in my headstone when I die.

Console only here. This doesn't piss me off in the slightest. Only an idiot would argue that Consoles are superior in terms of delivering the gaming experience. What they do provide, however, is a lower price point of entry for the average consumer. Not everyone can (or even wants) to spend upwards of $1000 on an above average gaming rig (including peripherals). And even those who do, have to build it themselves to make it cost efficient. Not everyone has that skill set. With consoles, convenience and ease of use are the biggest selling points. When I go on a trip, I can tote my PS4 through TSA screenings at an airport in my carry on luggage with minimal effort or concern. A gaming laptop, which costs considerably more, may do the job as well, but few are going to tote a PC tower, power supply, and peripherals around in carry on. And I've seen how the baggage handlers take care of checked bags--there's a reason my PS4 flies carry on with me. Believe me, if I could justify a decent PC for gaming, I'd pick one up in a heartbeat, but it's already difficult enough to keep my kids off the PS4 and their Kindles--a PC would make it impossible.

I like your style. I live in an area oversaturated with Gamestops, and tend to frequent more than one in a given week just because I like to pop in when I'm out and about for other stuff (like beer). All I can tell you is that Gamestop employees tend to be like snowflakes (and not in a pejorative way) in that each one is unique: some will spend 45 minutes telling you about how amazing the new Transformers game is, and others will try to get you to buy a Hentai import game from Japan. My point is, RDR2 isn't going to be for everyone (hell, I shoot my son down multiple times a day about downloading Fortnite on the PS4--it's just not for me, and I don't want him playing it anyways--he's 8). Fixed that for you.

Spicy salsa on eggs is the superior breakfast condiment.

One of a handful of films that can break me out of any slump. The Big Lebowski. It's the part where

There's going to be a lot of dead Pinkertons.

Usually lunch. It's like the Slimfast diet, but with Guinness instead of a slimfast shake.

I'm usually the same way, with the caveat that I'm on a diet right now and I only eat once a day (that works, let me tell you). So, I tend to go "full throttle" that one time a day when I do.

I'm a disgusting pig who misses the days of the old Bigfoot pizzas from Pizza Hut. Yes, I would eat a whole one in one sitting. This is what you want. DiGiorno may have one of the best sauces, but for overall taste, I love me some "Screamin' Sicilian".

All I can think of right now is Tuco sitting on that horse, sweating bullets, and the subsequent conversation: "You cut down my percentage, it might affect my aim."

Lucky for you, Doc Brown and Marty pushed the DeLorean back to the future with a train in 1885, so the timing doesn't work in RDR2's setting.

Pearson looks like he's a human trafficker. I wonder where he gets his "meat".

That campaign will kickoff in about two weeks. They'll start inundating us with press exactly a month out from the release date.

Bro, I killed not one, but TWO xb360's with RROD playing the original Red Dead Redemption. I've never gone back to Micro$oft, unless it's been for a PC or smartphone (RIP Windows Phone). I'm on PS4, and love it.

Ftfy.

As long as the tickler is at or above the age of consent in your jurisdiction.

Exactly the reason I'm part of this community; there's no shortage of suitable players looking to group up around these parts.

But causes congestive heart failure.

Purely for strategic purposes. If you are familiar with the Dark Horse comic series Preacher (specifically, The Patron Saint of Killers at Monument Valley) or have read the novel World War Z (The Battle of Hope, NM), it isn't hard to figure out what I'm thinking of.

I read somewhere that the bodies of slain npcs will stay where you leave them. If this is true, I have big, big plans. Side missions have always suffered from inadequate reward structure, in my experience. Ideally, they'll look to have a diverse array of side missions without feeling too gimmicky.

#MeToo

Music matters. We were in the car with another family yesterday, and the dad started blasting Imagine Dragons. My son, who is 8, piped up, "what's this sh*t? Play Motorhed!" Never been more proud.

I've never had an issue on PS4. It's my recollection that most of the issues are isolated to PC (but I could be wrong). Edit: I'm also looking at it from the comparison to the issues with F13. By comparison, TD is practically flawless (hyperbole, but still...)

As a married man, I excel at handhelds