15 years ago we never had problems like this. We just bought out games, played the shit out of them, and had fun, and that was all there was to it. So much for a better future :P

It seems like with each passing year everything is made more and more to be disposable, including programs and the operating systems they run on. Houses, cars, clothes, toys, gadgets... Pretty soon people will start feeling like their own lives are pointless and disposable, and take their own frustration out on others any way they can.

...food for thought to the uninitiated.

Also, I'm excited to see what CDPR has done with C2k77, but how long can they keep up making bomb quality games? We don't even know for sure yet that C2k77 isn't going to be glitchy and missing all kinds of stuff. All games start with a dream, and many fall short of that dream. Everything is becoming cheapened and disposable. If it's really as good as they're making it out to be, and hoping along with the rest of us that it will be, then they should charge more money, period. Everyone has become used to paying 60$ for shitty glitchy fucked up boring uninspired and derivative "triple-A titles". There's a reason games have gotten shittier while everything else that has otherwise sustained its level of quality has become more expensive in the last 15 years. Houses, cars, clothes, food, beer. Why have games not kept up with inflation? Because they suck now, that's why.

C2k77 should charge at least $100 per copy.

TL;DR: sleep-deprivation beer-fueled thread hijack attempt. Godspeed.