The games I tend to enjoy the most are the ones made by more humble developers.

It's not that they're any better technically, it's just that I had no lofty expectations to be shattered by empty promises of growing trees and 'sophisticated' Xenomorph AI.

People are already excited for your game, Bungie. Don't over do it!

@eddieham13 I think they might be on to something.

Remember when we killed Bin Laden and then there was no more terrorism in the world ever again?

Well perhaps if we kill Sam and Dan Houser then there will be no more violence in the world ever again.

@d3nR @Apathy4Marmite Professor Pester does!

It's an incredibly violent game. Definitely not for the faint of heart.

@d3nR Viva Pinata taught me that if you kill a horse with a shovel, you get delicious candy.

Sure, let's give a kid bad parents who won't teach him right from wrong, a loaded weapon and immunity from prosecution... Then blame the video game.

@bksonic123 Psssshhhh! As if these people would actually do that much research into the matter.

The people that throw this shite around have no idea what video games actually are or how they work. As far as they're concerned, every game ever made consists of blowing your load all over a mutilated corpse.

Michael Ironside was THE voice of Sam Fisher. Personally I feel the new guy just doesn't sound gruff or experienced enough to portray the character well and it feels like they've redesigned some aspects of his appearance and personality on the new voice actor.

His younger appearance and softer voice make him feel so much less like an intimidating badass that it's almost of if the real Sam Fisher retired and passed the torch onto his inexperienced, rookie son. :/

@lonewolf315 @Apathy4Marmite @LpcWarrior @wwlettsome I know that and I'm perfectly happy with it having a defined radius in which it can be thrown, but what I'm saying is that when you're queueing move orders the circle for the artillery strike should appear over the last waypoint you set instead of the character.

Granted he would still have to move in range before he could use it, but it would give a better flow to the combat because you wouldn't have to keep going in and out of the command wheel as much.

@deathwatch28 How does it feel to be one of the only few people around here who are capable of making sense?

@monson21502 @Apathy4Marmite @strikeback1247 I didn't buy a launch PS3 because of the outrageous price tag, and the option to buy an Xbox 360 without Live Gold was also present but I opted for one with Live Gold because I was happy to pay for something that I actually wanted... And let's say that Live was counted towards the overall price of the 360. It seems that you're now defending Microsoft by admitting that they pulled the same shit last generation by charging people for a service that they didn't want.

How is it that you attempt to counter argue with so many irrelevant points and yet you still think you make sense, and what is it you find so difficult to comprehend about people not wanting to pay for things that they don't want?

I'm going to put this whole debate into the simplest perspective I can so that you finally understand it:

The Kinect is an optional peripheral that is not required for the Xbox to work.

People that want an Xbox One, don't necessarily want an Xbox Kinect because it's completely unnecessary.

Those individuals that don't want to be charged extra for something they don't want should be given the option to buy an Xbox One without the completely unnecessary optional peripheral that they don't want and without having to pay the extra charge for the completely unnecessary peripheral that they don't want.

So please, now that I've broken this down for you... Tell me; Why should people that don't want a Kinect have no choice but to buy one if they want an Xbox One?