Pi would like a word with you.

If you care at all about video games in general, why would you pirate this game in light of the amazing treatment CD Projekt is giving gamers? Absolutely no DRM, play-anywhere, and an astounding pre-release bonus package.

I'm normally opposed to devs going all vigilante and hunting down pirates, but I think in this particular situation, I think Wither 2 pirates really deserve some sort of punishment, whether legal or physical.

If you pirate this game, you are a dick, plain and simple.

Just looking for clarification... is the amount she owes changing, or are all of those actually "different" charges that add up together to over $3.2 million?

Come off it. All this does is send a message that game publishers can be influenced by a vocal minority of people who have nothing to do with video games.

I noticed the Macbook appeared to be running Windows 7 for some reason, unless my eyes were playing tricks on me. It did not look like a Mac desktop.

>To begin with 99% of commercial games don't even have a Linux version, so there's nothing to sell to Linux gamers.

You could have said the same thing about Macs earlier this year. The rest of your points make sense, but this is a silly comment to make.

Because that would make too much sense. That's why not.

Public schools are funded by taxes. Those ten words of the First Ammendment are the heart of Separation of Church and State in America. The government must not make any decision which favors or discriminates against a specific religion, such as allowing a public school system to teach a Christian myth.

You're so clever and edgey with the way you consistently replace "Facebook" with "Failbook" and I would love to subscribe to your newsletter. Do you also use other witty and mature subsititions like "micro$$oft" and "Crapple"?

I know we all have our own ways of doing things, and our own needs, and we each do what works for us.

But Jesus Christ I cannot comprehend a situation that would lead to so many tabs open on a so-called "normal" browsing session! Do you folks compulsively open every link in a new tab? Is there a reason you never close a tab when you're done with it? Do your Back and Forward buttons not work properly? I ask these question out of complete curiosity, not to flame.

Seriously. Complaining about Firefox instability when running hundreds of tabs simultaneously is like eating 10 burgers a day from McDonalds every day for a month and then complaining about how McDonalds is unhealthy when you gain a bunch of weight and suffer a heart attack.

Probably a bad analogy because McD's is rather unhealthy, but I'm sure you get the point.

You're not as important as you think you are.