Obviously there's not much of a reason any of you need to know this, but, other than CruelLEGACEY, I've still not played with anyone on the PS4 side.

That's a shame. What timezone are you in? I'm normally on late (depending on your timezone) Tuesday nights. I'm talking 8:00-10:30pm PDT.

I'm in the Central Timezone. The main things that I moved out to the country and can't get cable internet out where I live. The prices and quality of anything I can get make it basically not worth it. I tether through my phone, and have played Destiny with it, but it's not reliable enough that I would ever party up with someone to try and accomplish anything. I play sometimes if I go to my parent's. They live about 25 minutes away so I visit them pretty frequently and sometimes cart my PS4 with me. I suspect I'll do this on the weekends when Rise of Iron hits.

I keep forgetting this, and it explains why I rarely see you.

Look forward to playing with you again eventually.

Obviously there's not much of a reason any of you need to know this, but, other than CruelLEGACEY, I've still not played with anyone on the PS4 side.

That's a shame. What timezone are you in? I'm normally on late (depending on your timezone) Tuesday nights. I'm talking 8:00-10:30pm PDT.

I'm in the Central Timezone. The main things that I moved out to the country and can't get cable internet out where I live. The prices and quality of anything I can get make it basically not worth it. I tether through my phone, and have played Destiny with it, but it's not reliable enough that I would ever party up with someone to try and accomplish anything. I play sometimes if I go to my parent's. They live about 25 minutes away so I visit them pretty frequently and sometimes cart my PS4 with me. I suspect I'll do this on the weekends when Rise of Iron hits.

Well, maybe we'll be able to play during the Rise of Iron. I'm in the Mountain timezone, so we're only an hour off. I play occasionally on weekends, more so when there's new content.

Obviously there's not much of a reason any of you need to know this, but, other than CruelLEGACEY, I've still not played with anyone on the PS4 side.

That's a shame. What timezone are you in? I'm normally on late (depending on your timezone) Tuesday nights. I'm talking 8:00-10:30pm PDT.

I'm in the Central Timezone. The main things that I moved out to the country and can't get cable internet out where I live. The prices and quality of anything I can get make it basically not worth it. I tether through my phone, and have played Destiny with it, but it's not reliable enough that I would ever party up with someone to try and accomplish anything. I play sometimes if I go to my parent's. They live about 25 minutes away so I visit them pretty frequently and sometimes cart my PS4 with me. I suspect I'll do this on the weekends when Rise of Iron hits.

Obviously there's not much of a reason any of you need to know this, but, other than CruelLEGACEY, I've still not played with anyone on the PS4 side.

That's a shame. What timezone are you in? I'm normally on late (depending on your timezone) Tuesday nights. I'm talking 8:00-10:30pm PDT.

Ironically, cutting my consoles in half has helped me enjoy gaming in a broader spectrum. I've barely made time to squeeze in some Destiny, but I'd definitely still be there with you juggling the consoles. Ultimately, it's just too much time that you could be spending enjoying other games in the backlog.

That was a large part of my motivation to. Only having one console means fewer new games to try and keep up with. I obviously have a bit of a self control problem in that regard, so every bit helps in that regard.

Increasingly it's looking like I'm the only fool trying to play Destiny on two platforms.

If it makes you feel better, I'm actually higher Light on Xbone than on PS4. If I didn't get rid of the Xbone on a whim, I'd still be leveling my characters until RoI, at which point I might have considered buying the expansion. Glad that I'm not doing that, though, since I've had more opportunity to play way more games that I've neglected; Grim Fandango has been a great experience, as is Uncharted 4's multiplayer. Fought a couple of bosses on Furi, but it's not my kind of game, might go through it on Easy because the enemy designs and writing/atmosphere is pretty great. I've even given Paragon and Hawken some playtime (both free for PS+); I enjoyed Paragon way more than I thought I would, and Hawken's not so bad for a Free-to-play, though not something I'd get into.

Ironically, cutting my consoles in half has helped me enjoy gaming in a broader spectrum. I've barely made time to squeeze in some Destiny, but I'd definitely still be there with you juggling the consoles. Ultimately, it's just too much time that you could be spending enjoying other games in the backlog.

A few people have complained anout the downtime between fights, but Super Pro Tip: Press X to auto-walk between boss fights; Suddenly instead of a long (slightly awkwardly controlling) walk, you're treated to a gorgeous scenery-porn cutscene.

Viewed as "calm before the storm" cutscenes I think they work rather nicely. Couple that with the building of the music as you progress towards the boss, punctuated by The Voice's voiceover and you have something rather pleasant. (World 3's audio in particular reminds me of a musical theatre production in the vein of Jeff Wayne or the like).

I've still only played through the first to bosses, but I loved those fights. I'll have to try and jump back into it soon.

Haven't given it a go yet, have been looking forward to it based off of some of Edge's coverage.

I'm about halfway through and it's pretty high on my GOTY contenders so far.

I've seen you online, but rarely. We should play.

I don't remember ever seeing cheapLEY online. I'd love to play with him.

It's not very often. I'm still having to tether through my phone. I occasionally cart the PS4 to a friend's or family's house to get it online and grab updates or buy things.

I suppose it's just where people are playing. All my friends are on XBL and that's just where I'm going to gravitate to.

Oh and the elite controller helps.

I'm probably not going to actually get rid of it... I still have plenty of games TO play on it. It's more of a when the VR/4K generation drops, I'm probably going to go for the Scorpio over the Neo. It sounds like my current PS4 will do just fine playing whatever random local multiplayer Indie games I end up getting for it.

The question is, is the new Zelda, that finally looks interesting for the first time since OOT, worth the NX?

I've seen you online, but rarely. We should play.

I don't remember ever seeing cheapLEY online. I'd love to play with him.

I've also been thinking about starting over on my Hunter (for lulz). Maybe we can level Alts together.