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Typical tech bro hubris. They promulgate and work toward the theory of a Permanent Underclass ... and it isn't going to be them, by golly! He just got caught saying the quiet part out loud.

The marketing department (aka the hype machine) is absolutely wrong with regard to "...as we approach the 15th anniversary of the first The Elder Scrolls game," The first Elder Scrolls game was The Elder Scrolls: Arena and it was released on March 25, 1994 ... so roughly 32 years ago. Given...

Go for the eyes Boo!

Or a few years back, it could have been unauthorized bitcoin (or some variant thereof) mining. Or what was that kerfuffle about an extra component on a Chinese manufactured motherboard ... allegedly added to the board for spying purpose? The common denominator is these all rely on external...

The latest version of a TSR (terminate and stay resident) malware? Am I showing my age again?

Reflux, redux ... they're all the same.

Natural Stupidity > Artificial Intelligence ... eventually, stupidity overcomes due to its overabundance.

But that would mean fewer sales of compatible video cards to end users ... if this was technology was used as a development tool instead of an after-market tool to upgrade lower cost development. Team Green is in the business of selling video cards, and your proposal seems antithetical to their...

I stopped at "Ubisoft ..."

Does the box contain a used 9mm Glock?

It all depends on the metric used ... number of units shipped, gross sale revenues, actual number of units sold to end users ...

Says the person who continuously runs every game digital storefront launcher ... just in case.

Don't worry. AI can fill in the missing bits.

The more you buy, the more you save. Team Green must be laughing all the way to the bank with this news.

Get ready for Madden Civilization 2027. Same game churn.

Good ... fast ... cheap. Pick two. They went with fast and cheap, bypassing the good. Fast ... as in quick to market. Cheap ... as in lower cost per unit.

Remember when games had thousands of hours worth of play?

Would the world be better off without EA?

GoG is an often overlooked option. I guarantee they'll have the latest Witcher title whenever that releases.

There's plenty of game time after you retire. Ask me how I know. There isn't a lot of disposable income for building the latest and greatest PC ever made ... which is compounded by current economics.