@balloondoggle: Right. So I doubt there are any active AF guys who could be a bearded Santa dropping out of a helicopter.

@Mekkakat: So you admit that they use realism as a selling point?

@balloondoggle: I mean...they aren't allowed to have beards...

@Mekkakat: Look at the advertisements, though. They do use realism as a selling point.

@Trystero: Hahaha yeah he missed that by a bit.

Some guy got shot in the head?

And so begins the rule of the Chemist-Monks...

@Adam Dachis: Can you not play songs off the NAS? That is, does iTunes not allow you to have your library on a networked drive?

@amaraklov: I have ArmA II. Still not what I meant. Read the other replies.

@gigawings: Haha yeah I've seen that. That's not what I meant, though.

@dotalchemy: Not what I meant. Look at my other replies.

@Silent: Most of them. I meant no Vietnam games have depicted asymmetrical guerrilla warfare. They all seem to pretend that it was a conventional war.

@MrSnuffles: I don't mean it that way. I mean asymmetric, guerrilla warfare.

@heroineworshipper: The turbojets are only for landing.

1. Load scramjet onto railgun.

@coodgenducta: While this kind of stuff is in the vein of subliminal messaging, it isn't exactly the same. It's designed just to sell a product; it doesn't transmit a particular message.

@rsin0502: like $1000, maybe a little more. I'd have to look at it, but I'll come up with a NewEgg-comparable price. (I bought it for about $1350.)

I won't be buying BFBC2 Vietnam. Not because it won't be fun, but because it won't be at all like the Vietnam War.

@DEVOlutionSpud: I DID NOT UNDERSTAND.

@MrVakarian: I will only say this.