phisical vs. digital

[Tempest]

I.....have a Mac ._.

[321jassman]

Hm? Mine is a cobbled together Frankenstein.

[Tempest]

It's most likely still twice as powerful as this Mac, I can't even run TF2 =(

[321jassman]

Huh, maybe thrice as powerful I suppose....maybe you need a new desktop....

[Deejilator]

It's most likely still twice as powerful as this Mac, I can't even run TF2 =(

Ouch. Yeah gaming is the reason that I don't really like Macs. I have nothing really against them they just don't do what I want to do with a computer.

[321jassman]

Hm, guess mine's in need of a new CPU.

[Deejilator]

The only thing that mine can kind of use right now is a new video card. I've been using a 9800 gt for like four years. Its a great card though because its never given me any problems and can still run like any new game on medium. But its still time for an upgrade.

[321jassman]

Well, better be ready to choke up a whole lot of dollars from your wallet unless there's some sort of sale or something.

[Deejilator]

Yeah I know video cards are expensive and because of that it probably won't be until the end of the summer when I buy one. But it is on the list just not very high.

[Ivy]

Well, there was a great physical vs digital debate way back when on this forum, though I wasn't a member back then, I think scars still remain and quite a few long-time members just...left and are never coming back.

So I guess a lot of users here don't really want to bring up this particular issue since all it does is create hard feelings with everyone just spinning their wheels.

In the year 2011, humanity faced an issue that began crumbling the foundation of society itself; a few video games were released as digital copies instead of physical retail copies. this marked the beginning of the era known as the "phisical vs. digital war"

the discovery of distribution of media through digital means was a long studied and sought-after technology that had been well established, but it was only when certain factions and individual-interest groups had gotten their hands on the technology that civilization grew more and more divided, eventually causing a great internal chaos as digital distribution became more refined and found occasional practice in very small and generally unnoticed places... but many claimed they'd seen "a light... with the big picture... of this practice"

many took up arms to fight the digital beast, as more and more had found convenience in the practice. many pro-digital supporters took means and precautions to defend, and eventually, fight the heinous phisical monster of retail; they believed, "this is the future"

apathy struck down many as they didn't give a BACONBACONBACONBACON because this is a dumb fruckin war, but one with enough fuel that will enable it to burn bigger and brighter until the whole planet looks like the god damn sun

many lost friends, family, neighbours, eventually realizing the propaganda'd "good fight" was nothing but a waste and put down their weapons determined to never fight, or even speak of, their wasted days and youth ever again



most of the senior members here still got wounds n scars from the battles and we aien't so eager to talk about 'em, boy






(no i think we got like one ban out of the whole thing, it's mainly just a stupid argument that goes in circles and can get frustrating/amusing because people will keep running the wheel on that, too. it's no big deal though, carry on discussing it if you wish~)