@Jester21: Nah, the placebo effect works because you think you're taking effective medicine, doesn't it?

@Jezuz: Uhm, what?

What I want are the grenade shaped condiments dispensers (one a stick grenade like the German M24, with a handle for grinding pepper, I assume; the other a pineapple-style frag grenade salt shaker), like those in Gunsmith Cats.

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@anotherfanboy: Then....remake the trilogy with new music/higher res sprites/slight 3D effect instead of a re-release?

@Zkuq: Yeah, losing a bit of land is definitely far better than being taken over outright by the Soviets (or the Nazis). Finland did ridiculously well and definitely deserve respect for it. I probably should have worded my first response a bit less negatively.

@manusdei: I am quite impressed, just saying that's not the whole story: they kicked ass, but still lost land.

@Arppis: It's funny you mention that as proof that Finland would win...that Moscow Treaty was proof that they actually lost that war (or at least came out of it with crappy/loser's terms in their ceasefire/treaty), despite their skills and kills.

@-MasterDex-: Monster Hunter Frontier..?

@jk: Yeah, it's the batteries that made me steer away from Surefire. I went with some other brands (Dorcy, TerraLux, and Fenix all have decent reviews on Amazon) that have AA battery models, which are a lot easier to acquire in emergencies than CR123 batteries used in most Surefires.

@theimmc: I'm worried most about focus. It's probably overkill for short-range illumination, and its shape makes it unlikely that it will be tightly beamed enough for longer ranges.

@theose is nominal: My CREE LED flashlights both do fine outdoors, at least in short bursts. I hear they dim a bit with extended use due to heat buildup, but I've yet to experience it.

@Almightywhacko: I agree: better to have replaceable batteries. I also question the lens quality when you've got such an awkward shape: if you're not focusing the light properly, it's not going to illuminate as well.

@HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: And if you don't have more than one key, it saves no room over a standard key you likely already own. Good point.

Ooooh, getting fancier with the deal descriptions. That's pretty handy, nice work.

@Bluestar2k9: We may be in luck; I mean, the recent release of MGS: Peace Walker had Capcom MH stuff even here in the West, so hopefully Capcom returns the favor and puts MGS stuff into MHP3.

I don't know about the claim that "Unlike any video game that has ever come before it, using these facial cues is a necessary part of the gameplay".

@Ninjacola: Heh kinda. Normal double-tap is two separately aimed shots as fast as possible. Mozambique drill is two rapid fired shots to center of mass and then a carefully aimed headshot.

@Kaiser-Machead: Yeah, it's a pretty weak claim.

@tomsomething: The site has non-bulletproof clipboards that they claim are "unbreakable under normal conditions". Not sure if chucking it across a room is normal, but they are a lot cheaper than the bulletproof ones.