John Booth said:Yeah, but I really don't have the expertise to be picking out parts myself. I mean, I could just click through components based on price, but who knows if they'll even work together or run smoothly once it's all put together.
Just pick one of these recommended builds that looks good to you. You can literally just copy and paste the list into an email to Micro Center and call it a day. Just ask them to handle the full assembly for you.
ruggedfalcon28 said:It’s a must-watch, obviously. Word on the street is they’re already eyeing a sixth installment.
But how can there be a sixth part if the whole point of this movie is to wrap up these bloodlines once and for all? Like, that's literally what the trailer says.
Have you checked out Best Buy for that BenQ? Honestly, that 27'' model mentioned in post #2 is a steal, even if that $2,800 price tag looks a bit wild at first glance.
briskhound2 said:He's just one of the producers, not the director.
That's weird.
I haven't really dug into the specific casting or the production crew for this one, but I definitely remember hearing rumors that he was going to direct TMNT.
Plus, people were already complaining that the villain looked way too much like something out of Transformers. Now, with the sequel, we're getting those same Transformers vibes all over again.
Wait, wasn't he missing from the last movie too? I still remember him getting into a bit of a back-and-forth with Megan Fox because she was being disrespectful, but he ended up giving her the part anyway.
I've been thinking about that old tech we used to love. Remember those early portable music players? I was digging through some old boxes in my garage the other day—found a dusty Walkman from back in the day—and man, it just hit me how much things have changed. Everything is so streamlined now, so digital and instant. Back then, you actually had to *care* about your music. You’d spend hours carefully picking out tracks, making sure the tape wouldn't tangle, and praying the batteries didn't die right when your favorite song started. It was a whole ritual. Now, it's all just one giant cloud, which is convenient, sure, but there was something special about having that physical connection to the music in your pocket. Just a little bit of nostalgia hitting hard today. kaže: Stephen Amell playing Green Arrow. 😁 I was actually thinking about checking out that movie because of him, but honestly, once he starts acting like a total clown, I’m out. I've got better things to do with my time.
Are you really giving up just because of one little critique?
Are you kidding me right now? Seriously? 😁
Richard Wilson4 said:SPOILER ALERT! I mean, come on. It’s just your run-of-the-mill Transformers flying base. I guess the real question is how you're even supposed to put the thing together. 👎
I mean, honestly? We should've seen the Transformers stuff coming from a mile away. I guess when you've got Michael Bay calling the shots, you just expect things to go a certain way. It’s kind of his signature move, isn't it? You know, I feel like in a lot of movies, you can really sense the "ghost" of the director's earlier work hanging in the air. It’s like their fingerprints are all over everything they touch.
Jamie Price said:Honestly, the site has been way smoother since you guys pulled the search feature.
That’s just not true. The server is still a total mess regardless of whether search works or not. Removing that one tool didn't fix a single thing. If anything, the server is acting worse this year than I can remember. At least we didn't used to have a mountain of ads that even AdBlocker can't touch, or random adult content popping up all over the sub-forums.
mistyseal11 said:It’s actually better without search. Now nobody can stalk me.
up your ass!! 😁 hahahahahah
Screw you 😁 Some of us actually need search just to keep track of our own threads. I’ve started at least 80 different topics myself, and most of the time I can't even find them again.
I don't know if there's even a plan to bring the function back later, but here's a reality check: even the tiny niche forums out there have a working search bar.
So, they finally made it official: the next Battlefield isn't actually called "5." Instead, they’re going with Battlefield 1, and it's set during World War I. They didn't give away much during the live presentation, but they did drop a trailer and hinted that this might be their most demanding title yet. I’m guessing they’ve beefed up the Unreal Engine, or maybe they're even moving to something totally new. We should get a lot more details when things kick off at CES next month.
If you're looking to pick up a GPU specifically for this game, honestly, if I were you, I'd try to hunt down a used GTX 950.