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Hello muffin :3 be careful with Derpy, she likes muffinz D: maybe she'll eat you. Or just be into you, who knows :3

I believe that The Last of Us is overrated. Is not a bad game, but is overrated. I believe that Bioshock: Infinite is overrated. Is not a bad game, but is overrated. I believe that Tomb Raider is overrated. Is not a bad game, but is overrated. I believe Chrysalis is overrated. She's not a bad villain, but she's overrated. I believe Coca-Cola is overrated. Pepsi is better.

A new pegasistah! RING THE WELCOME ALARM!!!!!!!!!!!!! Welcome to da herdz! Da best herdz in Equestria. WORD!!! I hope you enjoy your time here and stay with us for a long time, like... Anyways, I'll definitely PM you later :3 you seem to be a nice and friendly person. Why not? If you need any help, you can PM me or anypony else. We all here are glad to help

I forgot mentioning PBG. He's awesome! Another good Youtuber is Jaltoid. His (now their, since his friend joined in) animations are pretty neat Also, how could I forget to mention Jacksfilms?! THAT GUY'S AMAZING! Specially his "Your Grammar Sucks" Vids. @Blue Moon, enjoy the video above

Actually, none of those. For me (I'm part of the minority, so...) the best are The Fiery Joker, CraigAA1028, TotalBiscuit, Super Bunnyhop, Stan Burdman, Angry Joe, BLACKB0ND and others I can't remember.

Well, I can't deny the fact that you can't lend games with digital distribution. But there's no need when both can buy the game cheaper. Let me explain something that has been part of digital gaming and consoles don't have: A lot of people complain about the fact that you can't lend or rent digital games. As a matter of fact, people say that they want to own their games, which you might already know that you will never do. You DON'T own those games, you just bought a playable copy of that particular software, but most people don't know that the game will never be owned by them. Now, once you get that out of the way, there are great benefits in digital gaming. Well, at least with Steam (consoles really need to step up in this distribution platform): 1) Digital distribution reduces costs: While most disc based games for consoles costs $60 brand new, the moment they arrive digitally on PC they cost between $50 or $40. 2) More games for your money: If you wait a little, the console version will cost less, sometimes even $40 after two months. But if you wait on PC, you can get tons of Steam sales and the prices drop drastically (I can get a $50 game for $30!). This of course depends on the developers and publishers, but why would they do this? Well... 3) More money goes for publishers and developers: Something that people have not understood is the fact that buying used games is hurting the developers and publishers. This is due to the fact that used games market is not regulated. You'll see people buying used games for $55 instead of $60 for a brand new copy. They save money, of course, but this only benefits the distributor. Not even one cent of that money goes to the publisher and developer of that game. You might remember Square Enix stating that they lost money with Tomb Raider. This is because a lot of people waited for the $10 price drop or to buy used copies of that game. Since there's no such market in digital gaming, they can afford to reduce the price from time to time. See the recently released MK9: Komplete Edition on PC, costing $30 (and soon it'll cost even less!). 4) Your digital collection is stored: You say that you want to own the copies of those games and that with digital gaming you can't. Well, the problem is that if you scratch, lose, drop or do something bad to your disc, then you'll have to buy another copy of that game. With digital distribution (or at least with Steam) you can access those games anywhere. Did you buy a new computer and you want to play your games on it? It's ok, download Steam, log in and your purchased games will be available to download and install in any computer you want. The only way to access those copies is with your account. What about game saves? Cloud System. You just have to sync your save files (which is done automatically unless you configure it differently) and download those files on your other computer. 5) What about DRM?: Well, you can play offline (as long as the games are not always online, of course) for a month before having to use internet again. You don't need to be online all the time. Or you can let your friend log in with your account. But is not the best solution. Sadly, consoles need to figure out a way yo be more attractive to consumers. Right now, Steam is way more attractive. But you need a decent PC, though

Diabetes Attack then. And welcome to da herdz! Enjoy yo time here Mr. Batreeman.

Ok, my two cents here (or three, I'm really good ): Maybe you can drawn some minor character that has had some kind of deep meaning to the series. I can think of Cranky