It's much simpler than that. Sony has rights to all Spider-Man characters, and Marvel has rights to all Iron Man characters.
Norman Osborn is at Sony, Iron Patriot is at Marvel.

Without Marvel being able to set up Norman Osborn as the Iron Patriot, they wanted to find some use for the Iron Patriot while the Dark…

YOU HAD ONE JOB

To me, it was nothing more than the reasonable realization that the US Military pushing a superhero called "War Machine" could be seen as a little, oh, I don't know, aggressive? and that as an in-universe PR move, the fictional version of the military used that paint job and renaming to make them seem a little less…

Actually, in the movie, it is inconsistent whether or not the suits (both of them) had their own power supply independent of Tony's chest reactor, as evidenced by:
1: The suits' being capable of independent operation without a person inside

No, if anything it's an anti-administration message about the proliferation of military private contractors in the country. The fact that the "Other Iron Man" from the US military was black was not the film-maker's fault.

Yeah, I have to say I really appreciate the maturity being shown on both sides of the discussion. So hard to find that nowadays on ye olde interwebz, you know? Thank you for this civil discussion!

Okay, as badass as all of the EVE online stories usually are, this bit from the devs takes the cake.

An in-game memorial for an entirely player-created event? THAT is what MMOs should be about!

Dear God! Poor Laszlo!

Wolf Among Us and Skyrim with werewolf enhancement mods are solid simulations too.

The city stuff is tired. Really tired.

Grimlock you drunk. Go home~

Oh, I had missed the reference to the Comics. Yeah, much agreed. Without the element of human interaction in a zombie flick, there's not even any plot... it just becomes a film about jumpscares and crap.

Not to mention that you can turn off XP gain to keep from becoming overpowered, meaning you can just grind for job points or even turn off XP and job point gain and just grind for money! Or if you're A MANIAC you can turn off all three and just fight monsters for as long as you like.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

People should also pass this simple test before getting the right to use the internet.

You're right that the idea of Human interaction being the important part of the zombie genre isn't new, but the point here is that DayZ is one of the first to portray this in a video game. How many zombie video games properly draw out the Human drama aspect? (That's a genuine question. I really don't know.) The first…

I love the original trilogy, and they're certainly much better movies than the prequels in just about every sense of the word, but the OT wasn't exactly devoid of "non-mature" comedy relief.

I might still lean towards the Wii version... the Wiimote really worked for it