rushrock

Ooh, the Pitt. Post-apocalyptic Pittsburgh. I hope they give us the entire city to fool around in. Speaking of which, how much of Anchorage are you given access to, anyway?

Operation: Anchorage! Is it awesome? That rifle is awesome, I know that, but don't you get to fight in a large-scale battle against the Chinese military?

So, what's the best weapon in all of your inventories? Named weapons are probably the best (The Terrible Shotgun, Firelance, Experimental MIRV, Fisto!), although I don't have any...I still need to explore more of the Wastes to make it easier to get these great weapons and to start lots of quests.

I actually meant leaving the country permanently, but that's also a good point. And my other point was the problem you have with protesting and the public having mixed opinions and all that. Protest and a diversity of ideas is healthy, right?

Can I have a link? I can't find anything. Or was he just talking about the current Variety Pack...

I loved the COD5 story line. Great voicing (what a cast), nice excitement and a reasonable variety of missions, and general enjoyment. I really loved it (played on Veteran), except for the really hard missions where I had to keep on truckin' until I finally beat it. :thumbup:

Is a new chapter in the story even coming? I thought they were done. My friend actually thought that the reflected light at the end of the credits was the ship getting destroyed. For a while, he thought that Master Chief died at the end. Hah. There was some pretty creepy music at the end of that little cutscene. Anyone looking forward to Recon?

Are people allowed to leave? And what if your plans aren't accepted on a large scale (never mind if they don't work). And there's something wrong with a loss of public faith? If there is such a loss, then something is going wrong. If nothing is going wrong, and your system just needs time to get started (I believe that was mentioned here as a key componenet to Communism), then will the people be told that? And if some people believe that such speculations are wrong and that such and such will happen instead, they aren't allowed to voice that? Why is protesting bad? Also, if your society doesn't allow protest, then you should go ahead and remove that part about people being allowed to talk to their friends about the politics of the time and why they're bad. Where do you draw the line from okay to dangerous to the faith in the government? Can you even imagine a line?

I meant in general, does your plan want the best for people? Are people allowed to disagree with what you want to put into place? How close are your views to pure Stalinism? How much freedom are people allowed to have? I'm actually asking you that right now, but I'm pretty sure the answer is not much. What I'm saying is, for a good government, there needs to be disagreement for the human race as a whole to select the best system for itself. I guess I'm really asking your opinion on how important disagreement and conflicting and diverse ideas are in human society.

I'm confused.

Lenin, as a Stalinist, are you acting out of the good of the human species? Basically, do you want to find a better way of living in your philosophy?

Go on their main website. They say they're trying pretty hard at fixing the glitching problems on the new maps. Makin Day is beautiful. I actually really like it. A nice touch. :)

Only for the Wii? :(

I think it's a lot more worth it to go prestige in COD5 versus COD4. In WAW, you have no special skins for your guns, and not much else to gain or lose if you go prestige. Also, I think it might be faster. Can anyone confirm this? I'm not sure, but it seems much faster. Also, you gain permanent rewards of extra custom class slots, which is a huge bonus in my opinion.

Tank streaks = easy and fun.

Really? I guess it might be hard, but I see a lot more politics in the Daily Show than the Colbert Report, and even though I see a lot there, it's mainly in the form of comedy. The Colbert Report is really more comedy than politics. I tend to like the Daily Show's jokes more, too. Jon Stewart's humor is addicting. Also, I've noticed that a lot of Colbert Report episodes can be hilarious at points, and slightly boring during others. If I watch the Daily Show, I'm usually guaranteed a laugh and a good time, and the Colbert Report, at times, can be more of a gamble. Don't get me wrong, though. I love both shows.

Wait, what? Dude, that's crucial to your background knowledge before you take the wheel. They're looking for something specific that it targets - alcohol, for example, affects your basic motor skills first (I think that was the answer on the test).

But if you leave it still counts as a loss, right?

Taken from the article: Oh yes. That's going to be border control from now on. :thumbup:

If you're just not going to stand for turning yourself in, return it. I'm sure it's going to be a pain in the [wagon] for your school to go get another TV like that. Oh, and if your friends are persistant in doing more of that crap with you, and won't listen to your objections, drop them.

Some part-time job. It's probably a good thing if it starts making improvements in border control, but it's an interesting way to handle the business.

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A fight over whether a thread should be considered "just a bit of fun" or something "totally uncool." Is there anything more immature?

Yeah, I see, but you have to go down in that huge death pit to hear their cries. Actually, when I heard about the sounds on Asylum and then heard them for myself, I didn't actually consider that an easter egg. I'm not even sure I do right now. They're mostly just remnants from campaign or whatever. Though a sea monster in Makin would be awesome.

No, these are all on multiplayer maps, at least from what I've seen.