Being Purge is suffering.

I'll teach you the way, RoodY. I'll even let you watch some scrims. :P

In all honesty, I can mentor you. Also, marmaduke is a really solid mid player.

Activate your key on Steam.

At their cores though, both will be very forgiving if you fuck up and can reward shit players in a way they feel they still contribute. Yes, it takes more to be good in LoL because of the steep learning curve but past that, the "top tier" gameplay is pretty fucking shitty.

CoD, just like LoL, is built in a way that even if you're a piece of shit, you feel like you're still contributing to your team. And guess what, they both have huge competitive scenes just because everyone wants to be pro one day and because it isn't extremely hard to be good at either games.

Perfect moment to listen to freshly torrented music.

Except the fact I'm using ATH-M50s and they're huge and considering everyone is either using Apple's earbuds or Beats, then I get some really odd stares.

Let's see this new flag.

Edit: Pretty neato, merci enigma!

I'd be sad, but it would probably be a good thing for me. Despite the fact I've met amazing people online, I've never really picked up another hobby than gaming(I've started working out and playing more sports, though).

Anyone thinking games on console can be competitive at all.

How delusional do you have to be.

Sad thing too is that it probably will have "release day" DLCs on top of being forced to use Origin.

UQAM :D

Become an English-as-a-second-language teacher full time and one day open up my own bar.

Any product brewed by Unibroue is real good.

If you're looking for less common beers, then you have:

Dieu du Ciel
L'Alchimiste
Le Naufrager
3 Mousquetaires
Don de Dieu

College drop out. I work as a dishwasher/busboy at the Montreal Casino. Money's nice, but it's not a really nice carreer. I've tried many things in school and basically lost motivation everytime. Now that I know what's a dead end job, I've been thinking of going into teaching and possibly become an English-as-a-2nd-language teacher.

Other goals include possibly opening my own bar at one point. I've been trying to get some kind of internship at local breweries to get an idea of the business though.

Trying to prevent something that can't be stopped will simply hurt their legitimate consumer base and in the end, cause more loss than gains.

It was proven time and times again that someone pirating a game is not a lost sale because that person probably didn't have the intention to buy the game in the first place. Trying to prevent that with shady DRM will just hurt people who want to buy and support EA. Always online is stupid as heck and in the end, hurts their consumers because people who pirated the game will find a work around probably easily.