I wouldn't be so sure about that. A retailer like Amazon is in a much stronger position than a normal customer to request something from EA. They could potentially have a formal lawsuit for all the problems EA is causing them.

Who is going to be faster? EA fixing their servers or hackers enabling sandbox mode offline?

One day you'll learn it's better to have a few customers whine rather than buy the hardware for just one or two days of high peak activity.

We'll have to agree to disagree on that conclusion of yours.

US politicians will never cease to crack me up.

And why exactly do you need to have the game on your front door the exact day it's out? Will it actually change anything if you get it two days later after reading reviews?

Stop impulsively ordering before the reviews are actually out?

Demigod. Was really fun, lots of different maps, but really poor multiplayer service. Without that abysmal support, it could have been a huge hit.

Trolls will be trolls, obviously. It's better to leave him in his imaginary world.

Oh please, this isn't even close to GW2 or Rift in quality and/or fun.

It's rather safe to assume the majority of people who voted for video games as bigger threat are from the 45+ years old demographic which represented 60% of all voters.

Less than half of those 9.6M actually pay 15$ a month.

You are very funny. A 5 Ghz Octocore from Intel would cost over 1000$ alone.

Yeah because censoring scenario and what not because some idiots can't cope with it is intelligent?

Fighting fire with fire almost never works unless you actually win the fight aka you do more damage to them than they did to you.

Simply put, no.

To be honest, the clunky mechanics, especially the camera, along with the grind just didn't fly for me. I got really bored after about 10-12h of playing MH3 on Wii. Their less than stellar chat system was also a pity.

I hear ya. I see this in LoL as well.

Don't feed the troll.

Actually, yes.