Build ups to endings are almost always more interesting than endings themselves. This is why modern writers either fail completely to deliver a good ending, or they end directly at the climax.

WHY IS EVERYONE YELLING? IT'S HURTING MY SELF ESTEEM! PLEASE JOIN MY CREW! ;_;

Where is it stated that they were speaking in German? English has a very different connotation for the word 'it,' especially when it refers to a person. If the conference was in German then I will retract my statement about its use.

I don't thin she's trying to end his career, but she has a point. Too often these people get away with it because they CAN get away with it. By calling him out she's putting him in a position that he can either respond to by apologizing and trying to make amends, or just make it worse for himself. Either way, it's on…

Beggars can't be choosers, Jason! Anyways, get in line.

-_-

What would be interesting is for them to invade while your main team is off on a mission. At least, early on, you tend to have a lot of rookies stationed at home. Could make you think twice about that approach and prioritize leaving behind a few vets when you're off on mission.

The difference is you likely weren't called 'thing,' or 'it.' Two terms that completely remove the humanity form a person. Not only that but this happened in a situation where she did not expect it to happen, as you might at a comedy club.

All the more reason that GTAV could have "borrowed," these elements. I've not played Just Cause 2 or Saints Row 3 though, so you'll have to forgive my ignorance. :-)

Not a bad idea. I thought Sleeping Dogs took a good first step in this regard too, with a visual representation showing up in world pointing the direction you need to turn according to your waypoint.

The A-10 is one of my absolute favorite air-crafts of all time. Were I to rate it, I'd give it a 10!