The problem with that logic is that a lot of places fire their horrible employees, and most importantly they don't kill people and then get away with it.

Re3 is my favourite of the bunch. It's RE2 with more action, while still keeping all the things that made the first two games so much fun. Also the choices and branching bits of the story help with replay.

I remember getting in to my dorm room on a Sunday morning with a copy of CoD and not getting out of my desk until I was done six hours later.

When I was a kid 5-13 when I was big into playing outside, I got kicked out in the morning with a time to be home and a set of geographical boundaries to stay within. Usually that was a set of neighbourhoods, or don't cross that six lane street. Of course if I wanted to go beyond those boundaries all I had to do was…

I can't even think of a time my parents ever took me to the bus stop or picked me up. I'm not counting really bad weather days when the bus stop was a line of cars filled with kids.

Not that new age, my parents let me do that in the late 80's early 90's. All the supervision I got was a watch and the knowledge of when dinner was.

I know it says they have already done Modern Warfare, but the first allied level in the original Call of Duty, that starts with the paradrop, is a really great stage and was crazy for 2003. That and the assault on Stalingrad from the same game.

Awww, I'm left and come back a few to many times I guess, even though I have, well it's my wife's now, a day one account.

And then you should just go and play Dawn of War which is a great 40k game.

I didn't really have an issue with the KB+M controls. They are not the best in the world but far from the worse. If you have a good PC and that is your system it's fine.

They are Syndicated shows, so in each market the stations bid to carry the show. It is the same for a large amount of your daytime talk shows like Dr. Phil and other game shows like Family Feud.

Most the characters in that game were great, probably because it was the first well translated Final Fantasy.

Yes, so very yes. It's all because of Vivi.

VIII had better graphics the system was just as interesting, and the card game was better than chocabo racing. I also liked the story better. That at 14 year old me had a gamer crush on Rinoa.

I remember a friend showed me that over lunch in Collage one day, good times.

It's an option presented right before you meet Hawke.

The story places will all give you a level range. Also no area closes for you if you move on to another place.

Val Royeaux is the big plot point and you pick up Sara and Viviann there. Any mission on the map with the breach above it that is where the next story beat is.

It is between season 3 and 4.

I suspect you should be fine.