Iran makes a lot of noise, but they aren't the ones running an unaccountable shadow drone war. Not saying Iran are saints but although they make a lot of noise last I checked they aren't actively attempting to exterminate anyone.

The only data that would matter probably won't be released in the kind of detail we would need. Stats from developers/manufactures on the number of cheats detected, or accounts banned and such.

Yeah, started on the wrong foot. My apologies. As you say, the US doesn't appear to be actively trying to wipe out other nations, but shadow drone wars without any accountability is equally troubling as far as I'm concerned.

" I know if I were to play Call of Duty on the console, I'm less likely to come across wall-hacks and other problems than if I were playing on the PC."

What annoys me, to some degree, is the closed-ness of the platforms. That isn't likely to change any time soon, but a guy can think right?

Fair point, I shouldn't have assumed a delusion of "Everything the US does is fine". And there is a difference, as you say.

Yes, because insults and the shift key are perfectly good replacements for actual discussion.

No, of course not. The US doesn't want to destroy other countries at all!

What's up with A Pillar dials? Just curious.

You know what? I do feel fine. I'm swiftly diving into the new layout and look forward to what the community makes with the expanded commenting/personal blog system.

£30 for 100Mb Down, 5Mb up here in Blighty. Free upgrade to 10Mb up shortly once the local switches are upgraded. Overall cost is £45 with phone and line rental charges.

It's going to take some adjustment for sure, but I'm liking it so far.

Has anyone ever been as far as to do want more to look like?

Oh, for sure, but windup times seem a little short, can can be difficult to block. Moreso than a faster sword I find.

And the fact that if the drone gets asploded the pilot is still fine. Just logs into a new drone.

It's an odd situation, the transition to Digital. It happened on the PC, but then I don't see it as such an issue, since games are generally cheaper up front, and you are often able to play demos or, and this is my favorite thing about Steam, play a free weekend.

Here's a little one I got on the way to work today. My only disappointment is the noise from the low light. Galaxy SII with the stock Jellybean camera app, didn't change any settings. I don't take my DSLR when walking to work, so I definitely see the "Companionship" part.

Day of Defeat Source for arena multiplayerness. Red Orchestra 2 also has significant German play.

Ce n'est pas Skyrim

Yes, hammers are just ludicrously powerful in this game.