I've seen them all speak ... they're really not comparable ...

Great, now I'm tempted to do a run without directly attacking enemies, relying solely on allies, drones, turrets, hacks, and biotic dominate :P

I always thought those were just regular ol' vultures.

Giant flying beast that spews at you? Sounds like a goddam dragon!

Apparently not in my area ... thankfully

I'm familiar with turkeys and I'm familiar with vultures, but I'm almost afraid to ask ... what kind of god forsaken monster is a turkey vulture?

But then we'd have the camp of "get teh violence filth off the air waves! "

*cringes violently*

So, based on the city I go to school in, and the city my home is in that I live for the rest of the year, I live in an ...

So its a hyperspace ring?

Hopefully you can pick your character's race this time around.

Living in California but going to college in Massachusetts

Hopefully they also manufacture some fresh controllers. It's getting harder and harder these days to find GC controllers in good condition for a reasonable price.

Your answer is Challenge. It's an actual formal type of fun.

They've already stepped all over the Mandalorians and Republic Commando in the Clone Wars series, so this is nothing new to me.

I think I see the disconnect here. You're referring to the show exclusively as a source of entertainment or amusement; from that perspective I'd be inclined to agree with you, rape is not an "entertaining" subject matter. To be honest, the scene in question did make me feel uncomfortable, though I will say it did…

I never implied otherwise ... my only point is that if you had continued watching, you likely would not have many (if any) issues, until now four seasons later.

I think it's worth noting that the level of sexual violence is higher in the first episode than it is in the rest. The majority of the show really isn't like that.

Hence I said "minor." In a situation where an entire industry is largely male dominated, would benefit from having more gender diversity, and is willing to support a more diverse environment, then gender may be worth looking at.

By "equally qualified," I was more implying that the applicants are comparably equivalent. Same talent, same experience, same pay.