u/ExodiusLore

So tired of watch 720p footage of the leaks. If any if you guys have have all the leaks in hdr format that would be amazing

One of the biggest downsides to digital games is the inability to resell or give the game to another person. Not to mention that whole ownership situation. I think with this system the consumers can still hold ownership while also still benefiting the providers.

What if Sony and Microsoft let you sell or transfer a digital game after you’ve owned it for 6 months to a year? That would stop people from buying a game, beating it in a week, and immediately reselling it, while still giving players some ownership.

They could even create their own marketplace where you sell your license to another player, with Sony/Microsoft and the publisher taking a percentage of each sale.

The downside is that some people would just wait to buy cheaper used digital copies instead of paying full price, which could hurt publishers. There would also be challenges like preventing regional price abuse, fraud, and figuring out how digital licenses would legally transfer.

Even with those issues, it seems like a system that could give players more ownership while still letting platform holders and publishers make money.

I recently deposited an $8,000 check, but a couple of days later my bank notified me that it was denied due to a failed endorsement. I completely forgot to sign the back of the check.

The problem is that I’m currently in a different state and can’t go back to the same physical
bank where I deposited it.

If I call my bank, is it possible to authorize a family member to pick up the check on my behalf, or would I have to handle it myself?

Trip is roughly 880 miles both ways.

The oldest driver would be 21. Basic licenses no other vehicle classes.

7-8 people we are either thinking of finding a sprinter van or maybe even rent out two vehicles.

Anyone know where I can find a good reliable rental company in south florida?

This would be my longest drive by far any other tips to make stops and sight seeing as efficient as possible.

Any routes I can take as well to unknown spots would be cool.

Sorry if the title came off as ignorant or rude trust me thats not how I’m trying to come off.

My sister referred me last night and am going through the approval process, is there anything that will surprise me when switching to NFCU?

I’ve had Chase and Wells Fargo in the past and credit wise they haven’t been the nicest. Anything I should do the second I get a Navy Federal account?