kekstorm

Only difference in the 3d printing from 5.56 to 7.62 is a larger magazine well, and more reinforcement for the buffer tube... It's been legal to self manufacture guns since 1776 let's not turn this into a political discussion. Good post, little biased.

You're nitpicking, yes they are worse but they are not extremely noticeable. You hate the key switches because someone else hated them, form your own opinion with evidence please.

Sorry to say this but every time I see MFAA, I think of Mother F***ing Anti Aliasing.

No.
Just No.
No, no, no.

Of course this is Japan....

How many times am I going to see that link today? 

I wish people would cut the crap about heat jokes <_<

I just wish they would stop developing games

Really? We're going there? 
 
COD fits a demographic quite well. Its one of the few FPSs that is truly pick up and play. Anyone and anything can do it. It serves its place. Are we now mocking people based on what they chose to buy? and what they genuinely like? Hell, COD is one of the few games my dad doesn't have trouble playing, should I go tell him he should be ashamed for that choice in what he likes to play? 
 
Can I mock you for buying a 4GB version of a low end card? How the hell does that make sense? You should feel ashamed. 
 
Oh wait, that makes me sound like a pompous ass, doesn't it? So maybe keep your rhetoric in check next time. 

Incorrect. A 770 equals a 680 because they are the exact same chip. The 770 has a slight edge because of higher base clocks, but they are still the same chip. A 780 beats the 680 because the 780 uses a much larger chip, the same chip as the 780 Ti and the Titan series, but with disabled cores.
The 880 will be using a modified chip from the 770. Supposedly more cores than the 770, and the cores will be more efficient, but it's still a smaller chip and users fewer cores than the 780 Ti. Beyond the physical reasons why it won't beat the 780 Ti, there is the financial reasons. No way Nvidia is going to make the 780 Ti pointless by replacing it with a card that has a much lower price point. 
 

A console....

Go with the 780, I can't tell you how much I regret getting a 770. It's like buying the "best GPU with GK104 chipset" compared to other GPUs with GK104", but the 780 and 780ti is much better (GK110). The GK110 (GTX 780) has faster bandwidth and 358bit bus, which greatly impacts high resolutions' (1440P, 1600P, 2160P) performance positively. On top of that, the GTX 770 is not really next generation card; it's basically an overclocked GTX 680 with a bit better performance.
The 780 is definitely worth it and you can SLI it down the road in a year or two and you will still be slicing through games like butter on 1080P.