It honestly sounds to me like this guy is just on this side of clinical depression and might want to get some mental health counseling. Not the mental health drugs because they are more likely to kill you than to cure you ills but talk it out with a psychologist and try to get the root of this issue with him feeling worthless.

@ZamboniGamer:

Because automated systems can be in error and reports from users can be in error or 'trolling' reports because someone is PO'd that they just lost a battle.

@ughz:

Where are you getting that 60 dollar 60GB hard drive nonsense from? The only drives I have seen that small for that price are actually hybrid drives that are 16GB's Solid-State memory and then a mechanical spinning hard drive for the rest.

Even those are under 40 bucks on Newegg.

@Kusann:

WB Games had a habit of 'letting the developers do their thing' with little to no oversight. That is problem one, you cannot micromanage but before the game is released at least you should have a playable demo on the average hardware out there for the people signing off on the game release to make sure the game works properly.

@cornbredx:

Yeah, the other installments were good if not great but this was supposed to be the 'piece de resistance', the big bang, the final act of the quadrology.

That it did not meet expectations is horrdenous and whoever made this game (Warner Bros. outsourced it to a developer) should be lambasted over this.

@yoda101280:

Good point. We really need a law that says if the EULA changes substantially for a game, that we have the right to get at least some of our money back unless the EULA change is coming a few years (2-3) after the game is released.

The fact is that EULA's are only not read because they are too damned L O N G. They need to be cut down to at most a page or two in 14 point font.

@BuzzLiteBeer:

Bull. OSX's latest incarnation is no more stable in the real world than Windows 10. I have seen Apple computers have problems and automatically restart. I have seen Windows computers have problems and automatically restart.

The former outpaces the latter, though on both it is beginning to be a uncommon issue for a computer to have a problem and automatically restart itself with the driver segregation.

That 1TB SSD is what is jacking up the price hugely. I would say that within.... 2 years, tops a 1TB SSD will be less than 300 dollars and the price for this thing will be cut in half or more.

No, just no. The video article is wrong that the market started to drop due to 'piracy'. It dropped due to obsequious greed on the part of these companies who fail to realize that most 'pirates' are people who cannot afford the things in question anyway, therefore they are not losing one ruddy cent.

They could also fix that issue by decreasing the prices of these items.