I don't think I'll care how my hair looks when I'm 60-70 tbh? But insulting my wife is uncalled for, dude. Then again, that sort of behaviour fits your kind, I suppose.

@GTR12: You seem to have an extreme approach where the slightest balding = go shave it off. I know a few people like that, and it's okay. I'm just thankful I don't listen to them anymore like I did once (the time I shaved it all off).

My wife of 2 years hates my shaved head look and much prefers me to neatly cut and comb the hair that I do have than look like a vulture (or a cancer patient, or a penis' head, take your pick). Like I've said before, chrome domes are not one size fits all. For those who have the head shape to pull it off, more power to you.

That depends. Chrome dome doesn't fit all sizes. If you have a head (and face, lol) like Bruce Willis, go for it. If not, make do with hair you've got. I shaved it off once but my skull didn't look too good, plus shaving it every other day is a PITA, so I've maintained a light combover that looks better on me than I did shaved.

The most recent movie I watched was Polar on Netflix. I knew going in that it was a John Wick style revenge movie starring Mads Mikkelsen (and therefore recommended by Hideo Kojima, lol) and wasn't too disappointed. Some of the stuff in the middle was a bit cringeworthy though.

I remember getting irked when I had to install Steam to play Half-Life 2 back in 2004. PC gaming is about choice, I felt, just like you're now saying about being forced to install Epic launcher to play Metro Exodus.

You talk about the dark side of capitalism, I think pharma bro was the dark side of capitalism. Had Epic sold Metro for a hiked-up price and made it unavailable on any other platform in the process, I'd understand the rage. But they're selling it at a lower price. Granted you don't get the same level of community atmosphere and what not that you are used to with Steam but give it time. Steam wasn't exactly a bustling community on day one, was it?

I too would love everything in one place. All my shows on one streaming app, all my games in one distribution platform, but hey, that's life.

It's just economics. If you were Epic, would you pay Steam a cut to sell your game? I wouldn't. It was just a matter of time before publishers woke up to it. EA was the first, now Bethesda, Ubisoft and Epic are too.

To me, it's just another icon in my taskbar...

Nope, streaming is where it's at. Sports were the last holdout but now even sports can be watched on the respective apps of the networks so no problem there either.

Just like with mobile games, VR needed games developed from the ground up for it, not flatscreen stuff ported over. That's why now we're really beginning to see VR gaining real momentum, because of games custom-made to take advantage of VR's capabilities as opposed to ports like Skyrim VR and Borderlands 2 VR, which although fun, have rough edges and limits what you can do compared to games like The London Heist, Astrobot or Superhot VR.

Dirt Rally VR and Driveclub VR I keep coming back to as well as Burnout Paradise Remastered, which is really visceral if you enjoy watching car-nage.

NFS Payback is alright but a bit grindy and you don't get a sense of speed, which is a big letdown.

I would love it. Battlefield Vietnam was my first Battlefield and I loved it. And I enjoy playing Rising Storm 2: Vietnam.

Also, the Pacific theater of WW2 has seldom been used other than Call of Duty: World at War so I wouldn't mind that setting either.