Really?????

i should be used to this but it annoys me it is midnight march 25and once again the dlc of something i was looming forward to is not here. am i asking\demanding too much that when dlc comes out that they be ready by midnight or do i need to wait for midnight
pacific time i want to p,ay burial at sea episode 2. grrrrrrrrrr

:)

 

Microsoft Purchases Havok

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Every game that has ragdoll uses it in fact. Check any game on your shelf bet most say HAVOK on it. They aren't going to stop licensing it out to companies just like Minecraft pulling it would make a mistake. They wouldn't just renting it out to all those companies listed because that would mean Battlefield and Call of Duty would need to create their own engines.

Halo uses it i think as well even. Honestly any game that has ragdoll deaths uses it.

 

How do you hold you controller - Game Frustrations

I always feel I have a better, more comfortable hold on the controller when I use my index fingers to control both the triggers and shoulders (just as you say you prefer). Better control makes right stick aiming a little easier for me.
But whenever I get into a car in gta, I always switch to the 4-finger method (index fingers on bumpers, middle fingers on triggers) because you have to if you want to use the handbrake, or shoot, while accelerating or braking. So, while it's not the most comfortable way for me to hold the controller, it is necessary in these kind of situations. But I am having problems on the Xbox One that I never had in all my previous years of gaming.

More than the fact that I prefer the index-finger-only way of holding the controller (as you do), my biggest problem with this control setup is the actual bumper buttons of the xbox one controller. These buttons are far too stiff to be used comfortably in the 4-finger-grip for long periods of time.
I found this video which says that the proper way to press the bumper buttons is to hold the controller in the 2-finger grip that we like (index fingers on triggers) and to roll your index finger back onto the outer edge of the bumper to press it: [youtube]RF-smJELJ4A[/youtube]
And it does indeed make pressing the button much easier than using my traditional method of lifting my index finger off of the trigger and bringing my fingertip backward and down to press the bumper (traditional= since PS1 days).
But this 'rolling your index finger back to press the bumper' technique is not helpful in situations like driving in GTA V, where both the triggers and bumpers will need to be pressed simultaneously at times, and therefore the 4-finger grip is required. The 4-finger grip is just downright uncomfortable over long periods due to these stiff bumpers.

And sorry to hijack your thread but since I've gone and worked myself up into a rage about these damn bumper buttons again, I want to also rant about how much I hate how loud and annoying sounding the clicks of the bumpers are. They are just ridiculous. I use LB for jump in Halo and my friend will tell me to stop jumping so damn much becasue the clicking sound is annoying him... over the headset. That's how loud these things are. I have tested several different X1 controllers, and while mine is the most extreme example I have come across, every single one I tried was much louder and more annoying than I would be okay with.

And to anyone who thinks I'm just whining about nothing, I challenge you to try playing GTA V for 30 minutes with the button layout that has the SPRINT command mapped to the right bumper button. Try running around for a few minutes by rapidly tapping RB, and then tell me that these bumpers aren't too loud.
Can't wait till I can play this on PC with my DS4 come the 27th.

Edit:
Also, +1 to "I WANT TO MAP MY OWN FUCKING BUTTONS!"

 

Games and DLC usually aren't released until about 5 am EST on the date of release. In the case of Season Pass Holders, that is sometimes a bit longer. But you shouldn't expect any add-on to be available at midnight.