I like Totilo's approach to this article. It was uncompromising. I get the impression that he feels like I do: that what made Battlefield 2 unique is missing from the pieces of Battlefield 3 that he was shown. Like me, I don't think he wants a CoD competitor to be so because it's like CoD. He wants it to compete by…

@DarkPGR: Firstly, I don't really agree with you, that they stole the feature. But, for the moment, let's say I do agree with you.

@diabeetis: What I like about Battlefield is this:

"If it was KZ2 online; then all of you guys would've been dead by me and the real community."

@Rickslamu2: Okay, three things:

@Fluorine: Okay, I haven't played WoW and have no knowledge about it, so I have to ask: what is 'sheeping'? Is it....what I think it is?

@threespeech: I'm glad you exist, soldier.

Biggun ain't no troll. Dumbass? Probably. Sexual inept? For sure. Woman trapped in a man's body? Very likely.

But I find that depends on the type of bluetooth that a person has. In Killzone 2, I can't understand anything anyone says. It all sounds echoy and faint. But on LIVE, I understand people on a more consistent, clearer level, even if I wish I couldn't. Especially since they made the chat better with that recent update.

I don't mean to be rude, but...did you miss the word 'sketch' at the very beginning?

@ItotheCtotheE: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

"It's great that you take the time to read the article but the fact of the matter is — and this has been proven over and over throughout the course of humanity — people are incredibly lazy."

For myself, if a game gets, say, a five, I want to know why it gets a five, so I read. If a game gets a nine, I want to know what's so great about it, so I read. In the above article I know that Mr. Good likes the game, but should I purchase it? That's what an eight or a nine would tell me.

FAHEY MY GOD YOUR HANDS LOOK ENORMOUS

@negitoro: "Choices need to be allowed somewhat but each choice needs to have a consequence of that choice and those choices mean that the story's impact is reduced further (since it needs to account for many different versions of each version)."

@Wezurii: Very well said. I wrote a little thing on speakup about this. My point was that video games are a new medium in which to tell a new kind of story. It's an unprecedented opportunity for creativity to be expressed.

@waffles1993: No, they changed back pretty recently. I think they listened to the readers, so kudos to them.

I don't want to start any trouble with people who loved Oblivion-to each his own-but everything Oblivion did, Morrowind did better, in my opinion.

I'm all for Bioware trying something new with DA 2. I don't want Dragon Age again, just with a few different skills and spells. They made Mass Effect 2 radically different, and I love both games.

Dem's fightin' words.