DrSteveBrule

"Major Browser"

I recently reread Eragon and Eldest which I loved as a kid. I thought it was so cool to flip to the back of the book to read elf and drawf translations. This time I found it gimmicky and annoying lol

I used to think this way. But I wouldn't ever consider it anyone's fault for being robbed or attacked because they were too weak or unprotected. Then why did I blame people for not being the smartest in a social interaction? Scammers are often times trickier than people like to think. It's hardly ever "just send me your money".

I just got the show but haven't watched it yet. There are some YouTube videos of his that predate the television series that I have seen though. I think it was a 4 part series where he goes to the Amazon to search for a frog that makes him trip out.

Some companies like Hulu only show people ads that pay for them

Why does it have to happen?

We used to rent a PS2 from blockbuster back when it was the current gen lol

Why would a message board not be considered social media?

I assume you meant physical media is dead? But as everyone else in this thread is saying, fitting an entire game on one disc isn't the problem. If you decide you don't want to play GTA6 in the future, you can't sell it. You can't give it away to a friend. If you cant afford the full price of a new game, you can't buy it used. If you lose your account, you've lost all the games you bought with it. A physical copy ensures none of the above is true because the disc acts as a DRM verification.

Back when the xbox360 was new, I would take discs to my friends house and play their console with them. Now I would have to bring my console with me even though they may have the same one. Also the consoles are twice as big now.

You're not wrong but I feel like getting rid of discs helps move things in the opposite direction. Yes it was licenses even with discs, but now we truly can't resell or trade.

The issue isn't that the game doesn't fit on one disc. The issue is that without a disc, the games can't be resold, rented, or lended. The disc is effectively a DRM check.