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[1390.26 --> 1391.72] Would appreciate that very much.
[1391.72 --> 1394.36] I think this is where you and I have to start dancing
[1394.36 --> 1397.76] and just distract the viewers while Linus figures this out.
[1397.84 --> 1400.66] That would actually be incredibly helpful right about now.
[1402.68 --> 1404.10] Come on, do you have any props here?
[1404.38 --> 1404.68] What can we do?
[1404.68 --> 1407.02] No, I have a wine opener.
[1407.50 --> 1408.88] Why are we talking about props?
[1409.00 --> 1410.56] First we're talking about blow-up dolls,
[1410.68 --> 1411.88] now we're talking about props.
[1412.20 --> 1413.44] There's a C-clamp over there.
[1413.96 --> 1414.16] Wait.
[1415.04 --> 1417.42] I don't even want to know what you could do with a C-clamp.
[1418.20 --> 1418.46] All right.
[1418.46 --> 1419.10] I'm going to blow-up doll.
[1419.10 --> 1424.02] So let's take a couple more tweets about this whole Ubisoft thing
[1424.02 --> 1427.44] and then, wow, 46 new notifications.
[1427.74 --> 1431.26] Man, you guys hit me so fast on Twitter these days.
[1431.68 --> 1433.34] I don't think games should be restricted in any way.
[1433.88 --> 1434.82] Where's Luke, by the way?
[1435.06 --> 1435.46] What happened to Luke?
[1435.90 --> 1436.52] Did he finally quit?
[1436.86 --> 1437.48] You don't know where...
[1437.48 --> 1438.54] Oh, well, you've been in Hawaii.
[1438.78 --> 1439.46] Yeah, I've been in Hawaii.
[1439.58 --> 1440.92] I've been out of touch with reality for the last week.
[1440.92 --> 1442.80] He's not aware that Luke has been in Europe.
[1443.02 --> 1443.50] He's in Europe.
[1443.64 --> 1444.04] Oh, sweet.
[1444.34 --> 1447.00] Luke has been in most of Europe from what I can tell.
[1447.00 --> 1447.66] Just like Dimitri.
[1447.66 --> 1448.64] Is he and Dimitri?
[1448.76 --> 1449.70] Like, are they dating?
[1449.86 --> 1450.68] They actually met.
[1450.84 --> 1451.08] Oh, that's awesome.
[1451.08 --> 1453.76] Because when you go to Europe and there's somebody else in Europe,
[1453.88 --> 1454.44] you meet that person.
[1454.44 --> 1455.10] You meet them in Europe.
[1455.22 --> 1455.92] That's what you do.
[1455.98 --> 1457.86] That is how Europe works.
[1457.98 --> 1461.68] I think Daniel Hoff over there better be careful with ideas like that.
[1461.82 --> 1462.56] He just tweeted,
[1462.72 --> 1465.18] Imagine if Blizzard did DLC with WoW,
[1465.30 --> 1467.52] where if you want access to a particular instance,
[1467.72 --> 1469.74] you pay a small incremental amount for it.
[1470.38 --> 1470.60] Wow.
[1470.60 --> 1474.74] Well, they effectively have a much better deal going with a monthly subscription.
[1474.74 --> 1476.76] That's true, but they could do both.
[1477.42 --> 1479.64] I don't think people would go for that.
[1480.32 --> 1481.80] But they don't have to.
[1481.96 --> 1483.42] That's the thing about DLC,
[1483.86 --> 1485.78] is that nobody has to buy it.
[1486.26 --> 1490.00] Well, there's plenty of, like, frilly, you know,
[1491.28 --> 1493.98] vanity items and stuff in WoW that you can buy,
[1494.06 --> 1495.50] like, in the store and stuff like that.
[1495.64 --> 1496.70] I never bought any of them,
[1496.76 --> 1499.12] but I will say that my wife did from time to time.
[1499.54 --> 1500.46] She got the Star Pony.
[1501.46 --> 1503.52] Your wife is very vain, all those.
[1503.58 --> 1504.82] Did you ever have a Star Pony, Kyle?
[1504.84 --> 1505.36] Handy items.
[1505.54 --> 1506.56] No, I never had a Star Pony.
[1507.02 --> 1508.68] All right, what else we got for tweets here?
[1509.38 --> 1513.00] Got people asking where they can buy a Gigabyte GTX 980.
[1513.24 --> 1513.78] I don't know.
[1514.18 --> 1514.78] On the internet.
[1517.20 --> 1518.14] A Grave says,
[1518.22 --> 1520.60] I think increasing the price of AAA titles is not ridiculous,
[1520.80 --> 1522.62] but might start scaring off buyers.
[1522.62 --> 1524.76] I mean, that's the thing that's scary here,
[1524.88 --> 1527.52] is for all the vocal minority that's complaining about this,
[1527.52 --> 1530.16] there's going to be lots of people who don't care,
[1530.36 --> 1532.48] and then there's going to be the people who are actually buying it,
[1532.58 --> 1535.32] and I guarantee you that if it was affecting sales
[1535.32 --> 1536.98] in some kind of negative way,
[1537.04 --> 1539.62] so if it was actually scaring off buyers, Mr. Graves,
[1539.90 --> 1542.20] I guarantee you Ubisoft wouldn't be doing it.
[1542.86 --> 1543.54] So there you go.
[1544.70 --> 1545.10] Wow.
[1545.52 --> 1547.32] Kimchi Mandu says,
[1547.44 --> 1548.76] I don't mind the 30 FPS.
[1548.76 --> 1551.18] I lock most of my games at 30 or 60,
[1551.36 --> 1552.40] so I don't really mind.
[1552.40 --> 1555.20] Not many PC gamers that do that.
[1556.44 --> 1557.66] I sometimes do 60.
[1557.74 --> 1558.92] It depends on the game, though.
[1560.52 --> 1560.92] Really?
[1561.52 --> 1563.52] That's one of the benefits of PC gaming,
[1563.60 --> 1565.50] is that you don't have to conform to 30 FPS.
[1565.64 --> 1566.34] You're not locked in.
[1566.40 --> 1569.42] Yeah, I was doing adaptive V-Sync for a while
[1569.42 --> 1571.30] on games that supported it.
[1571.46 --> 1572.92] I didn't mind it.
[1573.02 --> 1574.30] I thought it was a...
[1574.30 --> 1575.38] I mean, when you have a monitor
[1575.38 --> 1577.20] that can't do more than 60 hertz anyway,
[1577.46 --> 1579.42] I felt like there wasn't much benefit
[1579.42 --> 1580.48] to going beyond that.
[1580.48 --> 1583.32] Here's a tweet from rsmith17.
[1583.86 --> 1585.18] You aren't taking into account