Just curious- I'm seeing a lot of "she's a bad writer" comments and none of the Kotaku articles explain where this opinion is coming from of what it's based on.

I love multiplayer, but how can some people be so fanatical about it that they cry about it not being in a singleplayer game?

This is better because;

Nope, just most gamers. I don't own any dub-step, never listen to it, but neither do I know anyone who hates on it...just gamers and commenters on the net seem to mind it. Perhaps your experience is different, perhaps hating on dub-step is as en vogue in your part of the world- like hating on hipsters seems to have…

It's very telling about the sub-culture of the majority of gamers. You'd get this much hate if it was Jay-Z playing in the background too (see one of the BF3 trailers).

Yeah right? All a bit underwhelming...

Logged into to say thanks for this. Never seen it before.

Phew, I thought maybe you'd suggest we schedule a call? lol

I accept your apology, and now feel guilty for some of the snark I added into my response.

"He said that the only way a female would win is if the male allows her to. As if acting like your girlfriend is incompetent is supposed to be sweet and romantic."

Thanks for appreciating the context of my comment.

Rarely.

I think you should read the definition you posted again.

Your 1st paragraph: I partially agree. I think if it had been worded less vulgar it would have flown under the radar. But the faux outragers have managed to sidestep your argument by saying it was the implications of his words, not the vulgarity. But in my opinion that just makes them seem petty and knit-picky and…

Seeing lots of people say "Awww isn't it sweet they kissed and agreed to disagree."

Yeah but removing the vulgarity and then still having them whine, helps break down what the kickers are in a bunch for- nothing at all.

Agreed. Dice would make an awesome version.

I think it's fair to say one can be skeptical based on developers AND publishers.

Well you are assuming less than 30 seconds' worth of thought has gone into paying the $60.

Senator in "I can't understand why big companies would stand up for the little people?" Shocker!