If anyone actually believes that the combat in Call of Duty is realistic, they won't once they turn 16.

I think the blood from a stone thing depends on the frequency of the redundancy. Halo games seem to come out way slower than CoD. Even World of Warcraft has a 2 year expansion life, but if you're playing mmos and expecting non repetition, you've made a serious error.

I think that has to do with the fact that we're on Far Cry 4, and we're on the second retread of anything similar to Far Cry 3. Both are pretty engaging games.

Oh yeah, I remember reading this New York Times article where this dude was talking about SoM and comparing it to the moral questions posed by 24.

If you're playing Far Cry, or shooters in general just for insanely deep storylines, you're in the wrong game.

Why should they fix gameplay that wasn't broken? The worst part about FC 3 to me was the story, period.

Being spoilered saved me a lot of times. My friend told me about the curse from the Basilisks before I got to them, and I was so glad he told me about that when I fell down that hole.

Comparing this show to According to Jim is such a disservice.

The show wasn't awful.

That's some sturdy furniture.

Like….some sort of….acrobatic…fur…species.

Right? This entire episode was full of depressing things. I wanted to end it all a 9:30 in the morning.

Lol. "Wood"

Everyone forgets that Hank was more than willing to sacrifice Jesse to Walt and the white supremacists just so he could be the man that caught Heisenberg.

Yeah, nobody wants to talk to their kids. What the fuck are you trying to pull?

The point is, why is murder socially acceptable and positive in our country while sex and drug use shouldn't even be discussed?

Plus, there's the aforementioned fact that there are tons of toys actually marketed to kids that deal with adult subject matter. Like, toy guns and swords. Sure, they're fun to play with, but I kind of thought it was fucked up right around the time my nephew began threatening to kill anyone who disagreed with him, and…

I bet her kids have like fifteen toy shotguns and revolvers just lying around their house.

OH, okay. I see you discovered this already. Cool. Yeah, my point exactly. Breaking Bad is tame compared to some of the other things for sale there. At the most, the biggest issue is drugs, which is oddly something America is insanely squeamish about. We're fine with showing our kids obscene amounts of violence, but…

Not necessarily, but they also sell action figures from: