Destiny?

[CexMashean]

I'm still fucking pissed on the delayed PC launch. Glorified console political bullshit.

[Tx Redneck]

I'd be pissed too, but I think it makes business sense to hit the largest market first.

[03mustangdude]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/noone

[CexMashean]

I'd be pissed too, but I think it makes business sense to hit the largest market first.

That would hold some merit, if they didn't have to develop it for 4 different platforms.
Just because it gets created for ps3/360 doesn't make it any suddenly easier to develop for ps4/one.

Even with that being the case, a 6 fucking month delay on a game that already has all the ground work done? For fucks sake. . . . .

[Ratt]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/noone

Unsure if you did this on purpose, but you just proved yourself wrong.

[DeddRekoning]

That's a good question, but it's awesome.

One thing they need to improve on is the feel of looking/panning around. It feels artificial and isn't as accurate as say COD or Titan Fall.

Yea it feels like the panning around gets terrible when you get to looking at enemies; like the auto aim is kicked up another notch or something. I honestly think it felt better in the beta.

[jdgregory84]

It's Halo meets Borderlands IMO. It's pretty fun but nothing super special so far.

[Josh.0]

I see what market they are going after

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/hhs-federal-law-allows-marijuana-purchases-with-welfare/

CBS NEWS 9.9.14


The federal government maintains the authority to curb funding to states that allow welfare recipients to use their EBT cards in liquor stores, casinos and strip clubs, but that power doesn't extend to marijuana dispensaries, Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell clarified recently.

Responding to a query about the policy by Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama, the top Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, Burwell wrote in a letter that current law makes no mention of marijuana shops as establishments where people are prohibited from using benefits from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. Right now it's only an issue for the two states that have legalized pot, Colorado and Washington.

Burwell noted that states enjoy the freedom to mold their respective laws to ban welfare cards as appropriate marijuana payment: "In fact states have the flexibility to prevent TANF assistance from being used in any type of establishment they deem inappropriate," she wrote. She pointed out that Colorado lawmakers have already begun crafting legislation to do just that.

Sessions said at the federal level he'll take steps to close what's loosely referred to as the "welfare-for-weed" loophole, introducing a Senate version of the legislation House Republicans penned this spring, which would delegitimize the use of welfare cards or food stamps for marijuana purchase.

"The federal government current spends roughly $750 billion each year on means-tested welfare programs across 80 different accounts," Sessions said, according to the Washington Examiner. "This money is administered by a vast, sprawling bureaucracy with little oversight and no moral vision.

"Surely we can all agree that the guiding principle ought to be that benefits are reserved for those in real need," he concluded.

[CexMashean]

I see what market they are going after

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/hhs-federal-law-allows-marijuana-purchases-with-welfare/

CBS NEWS 9.9.14


The federal government maintains the authority to curb funding to states that allow welfare recipients to use their EBT cards in liquor stores, casinos and strip clubs, but that power doesn't extend to marijuana dispensaries, Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell clarified recently.

Responding to a query about the policy by Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Alabama, the top Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, Burwell wrote in a letter that current law makes no mention of marijuana shops as establishments where people are prohibited from using benefits from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. Right now it's only an issue for the two states that have legalized pot, Colorado and Washington.

Burwell noted that states enjoy the freedom to mold their respective laws to ban welfare cards as appropriate marijuana payment: "In fact states have the flexibility to prevent TANF assistance from being used in any type of establishment they deem inappropriate," she wrote. She pointed out that Colorado lawmakers have already begun crafting legislation to do just that.

Sessions said at the federal level he'll take steps to close what's loosely referred to as the "welfare-for-weed" loophole, introducing a Senate version of the legislation House Republicans penned this spring, which would delegitimize the use of welfare cards or food stamps for marijuana purchase.

"The federal government current spends roughly $750 billion each year on means-tested welfare programs across 80 different accounts," Sessions said, according to the Washington Examiner. "This money is administered by a vast, sprawling bureaucracy with little oversight and no moral vision.

"Surely we can all agree that the guiding principle ought to be that benefits are reserved for those in real need," he concluded.

WTF are you talking about?

[Tx Redneck]

I was wondering the same.

[CexMashean]

Well, I said fuck it, and ordered at One today.
Newegg had a sweet little deal. Microsoft has one going too, but they charge tax.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.1868189

Xbone, Destiny, and a year of xbox live for $400

[Moose242]

Game is pretty cool. The multiplayer is like Halo but with character customization that is much more in depth.

They did a good job with this one.

[Broncojohnny]

WTF are you talking about?

I think he is saying there is a subset of society that sits at home on welfare and plays video games all day. There is some truth to it, especially in Europe.

[03mustangdude]

Level 3 currently moving on up lol

[Tannerm]

Ok... no bs short review. I wanna get it just due to the adverts and cool factor for campaign. Then I also want to get it to mix it up with bf4. My brothers and I will get it for that sole purpose (Multiplayer). Is it REALLY worth the 60 bucks?
Will be for the 360.