@mortacan: Oh, so now you've moved the goalposts. You just made your argument null and void. You never said anything about similar specs, and why are you all the way back in 2006? We're now in 2017.

@mortacan: So why make the comment that you must upgrade a PC to be able to play the newest games?

@mortacan: Tell that to the 660 GTX and 3770k which is 5 years old and can still run Battlefield 1 at 1080p low settings at 60 fps.

@vallee05: Unless you're getting fucked both ways. Everyone should have voted third party, but sheep will be sheep.

@FantasiaWHT: No, because as it is now, gaming services get the same bandwith as everything else, so there is no upside to this. This simply means that your ISP might charge you more now for services if this goes through.

@nibbin1191: Fallout 3 was kinda shit, though. :P

The others are great games. Haha

@computernoises: For data like movies/music, it's fine. The m.2 will provide plenty of bandwith for any high data games you might be running.

@Pyrosa: But I'm wondering what the classes are. If they have support classes like medics and ammo suppliers, then it's all good, but if they just have different offensive classes such as heavy blaster and sniper, then F that.

@nabinator: Agreed. The beta just became so boring without a variety of classes and teamwork involved. It was just run forward and pew pew, and that's all you ever did.

A class system like Battlefield? Sign me up if that's the case. Otherwise, I'll skip it like I did the first.