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Microsoft Games pass is becoming an absolute powerhouse, forget the play between console and pc, the collection alone is getting insane. Maybe Microsoft can get Bethesda to give up that spaghetti code they've been using since 2000.

I am more concerned with the mobile phone release plans that these companies have favored. Flagship release, upgraded version every 2 years. But overall I hope this pushes more people to PC! EGS is regularly giving away free games.

You guys are nothing short of amazing, as always.

Microsoft buys Bethesda, the company that makes hit games Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, for $7.5 billion WWW.CNBC.COM Microsoft announced Monday that it will buy ZeniMax Media, the company that owns well-known video game publisher Bethesda, for...

Summit is an awesome streamer, old CSGO pro player who plays a variety of games.

Food Wars was really good but so far I really think Plate 5 was the worst, I hate the Noir members, they're just... dumb. SAO is a classic and I have not kept up with the most recent season. Sinon was my favorite character.

Echo what Greboth said, I also believe as long as you stick to 850 you should be fine. The best part about modular PSUs are they are easy to change if you ever need to, but if you find a deal on the 1000w range for a few extra dollars you might as well.

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I feel like 850W should be the minimum.

I read this like a mobile phone plan as well Phil, they're offering financing options.

A lot of R6 professional players in Year 1 hacked. They're long gone now but I would never put it passed someone to not take an advantage. Best to them for being caught, fuck'em.

I always want to see others' builds.

Competition from AMD was the best thing consumers could have wished for. It lit a fire under NVIDIA's ass as well as priced them competitively.

Fair enough. I just feel they're dated, tacky and not to mention they are CSGO themed which none of you play.

Could we please remove the CSGO badges and user ranks from the profiles to the left of the posted message? I think they are pretty redundant and add little to no value to the forum.

I am extremely impressed with the line up and pricing of these cards.

Any takers on this?

Welcome! I'm always down to chat JRPG or Pokemon. I'm in for weeb discussion!

What a fucking joke.

Amazing game. Cannot say enough positives about it, the only thing that is buggy from time to time is the net-code.

So the Rainbow 6 community has gotten into this game hard, as well as my community and it's some of the best fun I have ever had. Blaming one another, trying to murder one another, trying to get others to argue and falsely eject innocent people from a spaceship airlock... It's free on mobile, or five dollars on Steam. (Mobile and PC can play together) I think the FG group would be amazing to play if we can get 10 people together for an hour. (I know Dave would throw a shit fit) Here's a clip from earlier this week that I uploaded to my YouTube channel:

Overview Among Us takes place on a space ship in outer space. There are two teams: the Impostors and the Crewmates. There can be a total of 10 players in an online game, with up to three impostors. The Impostors' objective is to eliminate all Crewmates using either aggressive, defensive, or passive tactics before the Crewmates complete all of their tasks or discover their true identity. The Crewmates objective is to complete all of their tasks while figuring out who the Impostor is. Gameplay The premise of Among Us is quite simple: you are one of 4 to 10 players on a space ship. One of these is an Impostor whose main goal is to kill everyone else. The remainder of the players are part of the regular crew who are just trying to escape unharmed. To do this, they have to complete several tasks or (better yet) find the Impostor and vote them out Survivor-style. If they are successful, the Crew wins. If the Impostor manages to kill them all, he or she wins. The free map, Skeld, has 14 different rooms that are connected by 7 hallways. Everyone spawns in the Cafeteria and, depending on the host's settings, as well as on RNG, Crewmates have to visit some or most of the other rooms to complete their tasks. While Impostors do not have tasks as their specific objectives, they can fake “completing” certain activities as a way to gain everyone else's trust. Every user has a chance to call an emergency meeting or, upon seeing a dead body, to report it to everyone else. For the mobile release, discussions are only possible during these time-limited events. If you are an Impostor, your main goal is to convince others that you did not do it, while the Crew has to spot you out. Since it is a voting system where the person with the most votes gets eliminated from the game, it does not really matter who does what. Instead, your argumentative powers are what makes a difference. To sway people in one direction or another, you have to be prepared to make your case as convincingly as possible. There is a short time-limit, so you either have to present very strong evidence or come up with a believable narrative that will take others off your trail. When you are killed by the Impostor, you become a ghost. Although you cannot interact or discuss with others, you can help them complete tasks. They will not be able to see you, though.

Fly to Minnesota next, Mall of America!