It's an Engine issue in general. The entire world in that engine is one massive dynamic simulation. There are going to be issues no matter what the platform. The problem has never been as bad in previous Bethesda games as it has been in Skyrim, and it only arose following release. The issue is no-where near as…

What a stupid thing to say. Bethesda ran the tests, and due to not having the entire public at their disposal, couldn't reproduce EVERY PROBLEM IN THE ENGINE EVER.

I. LOVE. GOOGLE.

I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favourite zero effort backdrop environment on the Citadel.

Aw man, I felt so compelled to, until you suggested I don't ;)

It's crazy. I mean isn't unlock progression one of the fun points to FPS shooters these days anyway? If you unlock everything you're giving yourself less to do. It'll grow stale.

So EA have now allowed players of Battlefield 3 to instantly unlock every item in Multiplayer by paying £32 (or equivalent in other currencies).

This is so hilariously accurate and unlike CH that I don't know which to find funnier.

The Forgotten Story actually sounds like something I'd like to play.

When you put it that way, you sound like you're doing the EXACT same thing a pirate does, except in this case it's the retailer who loses a potential sale.

Where did I mention Christians? o_o

"It was the dog's fault, so we shouldn't let people have dogs, right?"

This whole Invisible Children thing is just funny to me. Not because of the whole Kony tie-in, but because of how people actually trusted this "charity" in the first place. Misdirected funds have been a part of most charities since the year dot, and this shocks people?

My thoughts exactly. There's a cutoff point between challenging and frustrating. Another issue being Angry Birds doesn't even tell you the criteria to actually get ★★★.

I feel guilty because I know that there's a possibility that I'm being seen as some sort of degenerate. It isn't the collective female's fault. It isn't any woman's fault. It isn't my fault either though, because I haven't caused every other male who feels guilty to feel guilty.

I think this is hilarious! :D

I think the problem today is that a casual gaze is often seen as an unsettling stare, no matter how brief. In today's culture, rape is thrown around so casually and joked about, and isn't seen as a real problem until it happens. Suddenly every stranger that stares "too long" is a sex offender, and then people get…

Did anyone finish the first level on "Pig Bang" where you first get the explosive birds, using only one bird and getting a single star?

"THIS HAS EGORAPTOR AAAALL OVER IIIIIIIIIIT"

What if.