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Gabe really nails the "wife who knows that she has to be supportive no matter how dumb the husband is being" dynamic with the body language and expressions in this one
Haha, my wife and I have that discussion (about TV's) every time we go to Costco.
It's funny and disturbing at the same time that PA has gone from two dudes arguing about video games to "wife issues" like this. Comic characters aren't supposed to grow up dammit!!!!!
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The ratio of video quality improvement to increase in hardware power / complexity needed has been getting worse and worse every year, but with the 4K thing we are rapidly approaching pointless levels of diminishing returns.
When we went from ex. PS1 to PS2 or from N64 to The Cube, those were IMPROVEMENTS. Your mom could tell the difference. Now, not so much.
I think consoles / TV manufactures should probably concentrate on higher, variable refresh rates. It's nearly the only thing left with room for significant improvement.
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METALLIC green!
Yeah there's only one aspect to the joke.
Hah! I was going to post that.
Also, looks like that orc has been playing too much World of Final Fantasy.
You know... I imagine...
It's funny and disturbing at the same time that PA has gone from two dudes arguing about video games to "wife issues" like this. Comic characters aren't supposed to grow up dammit!!!!!
When we went from ex. PS1 to PS2 or from N64 to The Cube, those were IMPROVEMENTS. Your mom could tell the difference. Now, not so much.
I think consoles / TV manufactures should probably concentrate on higher, variable refresh rates. It's nearly the only thing left with room for significant improvement.