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I would, because it is. I wouldn't. I'd only argue that the Switch has better games on paper. The controls take away from that heavily.

1: Don't care for carbon fiber 2: Don't care about sleekness. My issue is that the Joy cons are the only controls that are any good on a technical level, but they're ergonomically shit , and ergonomically acceptable (best case scenario) controllers are crap. There are plenty of good games ported to the Switch that are a bad experience due to the controls. And no, the "iT'S FoR KiDS" line of bullshit is not a valid excuse. Nintendo makes the console to target a very wide audience, including the core audience of Sony and Microsoft consoles.

"It's made for kids" is not a valid excuse for bad design.

Not worth it, the 3DS is far more worth while. Basically, take everything that makes the Switch a Switch, and throw it put the Window. Then it becomes semi decent.

It is semi decent, if you only ever use game cube controllers with it, on a TV.

Yes, they are. They take a different approach (and make a shit ton of bad compromises along the way) because they're not good enough to do otherwise.

Financially, sure, for now they are. Doesn't make the Switch any less of a joke than it is.

I help run a business... and it's growing. Probably because I don't push products that are nothing but bad compromises and rely on my legacy to sell it.

And? Again, and? The Switch itself is an inferior offering as a home console, physical design is worse than a stock Vita. Nintendo made too many compromises, and the only up side to this piece of shit is that it's portable.

So, they managed to make the Switch worse. Bravo.

I need to look at some user submitted gun porn for ideas on my next rifle/shotgun. @Aimi @Mira Yurizakicare to help?

Fairly soon, I'd like to pick up Sig's MCX Virtus. Only thing really stopping me is the price, and the upper kit they sell is too expensive to build a dedicated rifle from. They make great shit, but they also have a bit of an ego when it comes to some of their higher end stuff. Also, don't forget to use the quote button, it's the little arrow at the bottom of each reply.

Welcome to the thread. I'm the residential AR, 1911, and tacticool shotty guy.

Except, y'know Doxxing Outrage mob getting you virtually unemployable Attempts on your life But nah, no repercussions at all.

Including Zev. Thier entry level, basic barrels start at $225. G17, 19, or 34. Hell, they don't specify the actual coating of their burnt bronze barrels, and I'm not stupid enough to just assume that it's coated with bronze. To put this in contrast, Faxon Firearms, a company well known for producing unparalleled (especially when it comes to stress relieving) pencil thin barrels for AR15s as well as other high end parts, has their most expensive barrels at $229. Those are G34 barrels that are threaded, Nitrided, and PVD coated. G17 barrels drop down to $219 at their most expensive. Hell, looking at Cheaperthandirt, most non Zev barrels running ~300 have more stylized fluting accent/lightening cuts, instead of basic dimples.

*Ur dum

Yes, it is. Asserting any form of dominance available is not only part of human nature, but the nature every living thing in the universe. Bullying is just an extension of that. That's like saying just because some people consider steel to be a metal doesn't mean everyone does.

They were probably so tired that they were loopy.

Which differ in RAM type, a few features that a small subset of programs actually benefit from, and stricter validation that is paired with a different driver stack. Consumer cards can very easily match their professional counterparts for less money, and many companies don't need the benefits of the professional card. Hell, the Titan line and Vega Frontier Edition (and to an extent, the VII) exist to be cheaper alternatives to high end professional cards, that trade off a few features. His point is applicable.

Sportsman's Warehouse has many sub $500.

I call bullshit. Cabela's overcharges on anything and everything they can. $28 for a $17 Carlson Benelli Mobil choke comes to mind. As does ~$600 for a base model Mossberg 590.

Zev starts at $200 for bitch basic stainless steel dimpled barrels. Most other manufacturs start at $150 or so. Faxon charges $200 for some basic dimpled barrels, but at least they're finished with either a plating, nitride, or high end coating.

Nah, he got in the way of a pissy Pachirisu.

He got in the way of a tempermental electric type.

That's a particularly impressive feat.