@ILikeKubrick: Conversely, I find that I can't game competitively on a gamepad; It just doesn't give me the precise control that I get with my keyboard and mouse.

@MayorBloomberg: The thing is that the average user doesn't give a damn about any regular-season game that their team isn't playing in.

The reason they're doing this is obvious: They don't want it to succeed.

Again, either we're seeing radically different search results, or....

When you say that you had the trial, when was this?

@Settings: Yeah, mosquitoes are generally parasites; They carry and spread disease, they are generally a nuisance, and the only way they benefit the ecosystem is by being eaten.

@witeowl: Also, there's a difference between NATIVE and NON-NATIVE species.

Like I said; They crossed a line.

I'm not saying that there aren't things that disgust me, just that "oral infection" doesn't bring up much of anything that looks to be that bad.

@Kalapusa: I don't know; I just googled that with safesearch off, and it didn't seem that bad to me.

@Vlyke615: "Speaking of bargin bins, I tend to find far more enjoyable games from there than I do with games that get advertisements left and right. "

@undeadmouse: What they need to realize is that we're in a down economy, and if they want to make money, they need to lower their prices so they can make it up on volume.

@Genjis: Sure that may work for you, but in my book, 60 may be close to 50, but they're BOTH too damned much to pay for a game.

@TheLongDarkRoad: Bullshit; We still have "Halo XVII Uber Master Chief's Legendary Balls Of Steel Edition" going for 500 bucks a pop on release date.

My issue isn't paying 25 USD for an application that ACTUALLY DOES what I need/want it to do if I decide that the particular niche is something I'd pay 25 bucks to fill...

@Che-poodle: "If that was 60 walmart stacked up on one another it would have been done years ago."

"The price on some of those minor tweaks are way too high. While convenient, I think some of the developers are getting too greedy. (Edit comment)"

I've had a few other discussions in comment threads here about it, and from them I've concluded that my real problem with the writing for Mass Effect is that Shepard is written as if he were the hero of a comic book targeted at a 10-12 year old.

You're getting more than a bit defensive here....

@HektikLyfe: While I agree, I also feel that we shouldn't have to resort to that.