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9 - PC versions are more or less always superior in every single way. I don't see the issue. Bulletstorm runs fine and it's a limitation in UE3, not due to porting, the DRM scheme you linked never happened. DS2 I don't know. Played it through twice and never saw it.
8 - Yes, DRM sucks. For example though, the Ubi DRM wasn't a hassle at all - use a launcher, wait for it to launch, and voila. The service went down due to some very angry haters DDoSing the servers.
7 - What are you on about? Get some technical knowledge, keep your system up to date. Done.
6 - Now THIS I can agree on, it does suck, and it's extremely common. I would guess it's because the DLC never really sells, but I can't see how it would take that much time to port it.
5 - It sucks. A lot.
4 - Start going to good sites. The one I work for would never do something like this, and neither would any other reputable site.
3 - Wow, sounds like you had some really awful experiences. I find most people in the PC community to be totally retarded, but that is true for humanity and gamers in general. Personally, I find PC gamers to be slightly more mature then console players. I've never heard someone use the N-word in BFBC2 on PC, a game that I have played for like 200 hours. When I owned a console I didn't go online because being pestered by 12 year olds is not very much fun at all.
2 - It does suck, but give me one more example then Assassin's Creed. And as I said, the DRM wasn't that bad. But, I guess I'm the odd one out since I don't do portable PC-gaming 24/7.
1. Same goes here. EAs PC titles is pretty much always day one for PC, and the only DRM they have is standard Securom/equivalent, as has been the case since the CD-rom. Sometimes you need to login to something once to activate your game. I don't find this much of a hassle.
Dude, it just sounds like you don't like the platform at all. Just stick to the consoles, as the things you hate will never change, except GFWL perhaps dying. "
1. Acknowledge to yourself that you are having a sleep paralysis episode.
2. Tense every muscle you can, even if you aren't doing this really, only in the dream.
3. Try to flip over or force your real eyelids open.
This usually does it for me these days. But then again I've had sleep paralysis 20+ times, so I recognize it when it comes around. I haven't had that in a year or so now though, and next time I might have forgotten again. It's so incredibly scary, I've had dreams where aliens were in my room and stalking in the shadows and shit, and I only managed to wake up before it was gonna murder me or something.
The worst one was when I was sick with a very high fever though. I had a combined fever dream and sleep paralysis.. I can't remember that much since it was so insane and horrible, but I was floating above my bed while some satanist priest or something was sacrificing me to the god or the devil or something. Didn't sleep for days after that."