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I disagree, greatly. We stopped doing the weekly show threads a long time ago, but between the PPV and various news items a single thread would not allow a coherent discussion most times. Regardless of how many reaction emotes @Emblazon uses because he cannot defend his own assertion that even Wade disagreed with.

Ah, okay. I dislike SNES so I’ll just ride it out

Fake news!

I thought this would be about Steve-O from “Jackass” getting good at Best Buy. I leave this thread... oddly aroused.

This, the game engine’s code is a f’n mess for RDR1 (at least according to things I’ve read).

At least on mobile. I mentioned it one of threads but figured a post might be useful. Example:

You realize I’m discussing your assertion that all wrestling discussion needs to be contained within a single thread, correct? You can admit you were wrong. I said that the entertainment board is fine as long as we’re not getting constantly trolled. It’s okay, I’ll still love you regardless.

I know, I'm debating with someone else.

They have their own forum. Sports.

The discussion has become "all wrestling discussion should be contained in a single thread". That is what I'm arguing against.

@Emblazon No. I won't, because that's BS. Should Sports discussion be consolidated into a single NFL/NHL/FIFA/NBA/MLB/etc threads instead of having multiple on-going discussions?

I remember seeing both threads on the board at the same time. Regardless, wrestling shouldn't be consolidated into a single thread (nor should PC Hardware as someone suggested earlier). That is ludicrous. The same argument of "you're only discussing what's currently happening" can be used for most subjects discussed on this board and does not mean that everything should be consolidated into a single thread to punish those who enjoy the subject discussed.

No, each PPV is unique with it’s own theme. Destiny 2 had a separate thread than Destiny. Every wrestler having their own discussion is not an apt comparison.

Yea, I mean, I’m referencing it being more often than not

:pratt: not pratty @Jason

I’m fine with it, but, might I ask: if the monthly PPVs and news gets trolled regularly, will you consider a sub-board? I enjoyed talking about the subject with the 6-8 WB regulars on the previous site, I’m just concerned it’ll be polluted by trolling.

Destiny is a singular game, wrestling has 12+ PPVs throughout the year, 2x weekly shows, and that’s just a single organization. We would also post news on the forum as well. The majority of threads on General Video Games didn’t equal the size of the singular Destiny thread. Let’s make all video game discussion a single thread.

I edited well before your reply, like literally a second after I posted. They’re using hardware emulation via software.

Wrong. We used to do one for each PPV and have a multi-page thread each time. There’s no reason to change that. Having to peruse a gigantic singular thread because you’re not a wrestling fan is ridiculous. And thanks @Jason, that’s the kind of bullshit I’m talking about.

"Dolby Vision equipment has dedicated chips inside " https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/news/dolby/139947-what-is-dolby-vision-dolby-s-very-own-hdr-tv-tech-explained DV was a hardware based solution, HDR is software based. However, it looks as though now it can use some type of software rendering through emulation...?

My concern is that one format “wins” over the other, not so much which is better. Like, for instance, if I go with an HDR-only TV and Dolby Vision “wins”, HDR will lose support and I’d be screwed on future media/content. The benefit of HDR seems to be, much like Freesync, that it’s software based. Whereas Dolby Vision, like GSync, is hardware based. Meaning that as long as TVs meet the spec-requirements, they can be updated to newer HDR versions via firmware/software updates, Dolby Vision requires a physical chip.

I do love being kidnapped

North Korea totally pinky swore they’d denuke!

That’s a waste of money and a pain in the ass.

It’s just... getting a TV now instead of waiting for VRR would be like getting a 1080p TV in mid-2015, just 6-8 months later 4k was everywhere and cheap. VRR is a HUGE deal and a game changer for gaming.