@Koztah: Minsc!

@user_21938: Can your console play games that came out 20 years ago?

@Mokona: "Too much choice is really a lot of stress for most people."

@ppppp: Forgot to use sun protection.

@uncutlateralus: I agree, there should be some time constrains in the answers, because some people (like me) used to pirate way more ten years ago.

@phisheep: I love WSR golf. I play against my father and it's always fun.

@超外人: I think without playing several games it's hard to appreciate the strategical depth of this title =)

@bowen13: Funny thing is, when you complete the campaign and go against the beginner/skilled AI, they're easy as pie most of the time.

@BryanH: Call of Duty Hero! Play heavy metal ballads that raise the spirits of your soldiers! Woohoo!

@deanbmmv: I guess they'll just add the links to the posts with questions (which I'd guess will be on their own posts and not with other news).

@mariospants: Well, of course. The guns and bombs part is related to foreign policy and so it's not something that will come to the mind of many americans before other things about their country.

@logikil: It's possible. When you live outside the US you get constantly ads, tv shows, news, etc telling you how awesome the american way of life is, how the US is the bestest country in the world. I guess people are a bit fed up and whenever they can they try to counter that image. It probably doesn't help that many…

@magnakaiser: I think that's pretty normal, I guess I'll miss my country if I live abroad and will probably defend it even though it has many flaws.

@greatsage10001: Einstein did not create atomic bombs and went to the US before Germany had any program about it.

@mariospants: Look, what some country is famous isn't written in stone. I've heard people identify Germany with WW2 first than with beer, just as some people identify the US with atomic warfare before talking about hamburguers.

@fuchikoma: I think it's more related with the nation concept and so the EU wouldn't be a country. Right now there are several key areas of government the EU doesn't really cover.

@PACKFAN4LIFE: In the other thread people go against AndrosZ for saying something about the army they don't like. In this thread people go after you even though you served. Seems contradictory to me.

@Brodka: regrettably: First time I hear that, where did it come from? Just curious.

@Weirdwolf NEEDS SLEEP BADLY!: You know, I'd love if they implemented the replays. People around me are not and I find it baffling.

@MisterJumpMan: I think the problem is in english there doesn't seem to be a proper word for the US citizen, while in other languages there seems to be.