I've just completed 'Storm the fort' and I'm now a bit bewildered by the choice it's given me. The 'moral dilemma' doesn't make any sense!

You and Nix say that you want to swap powers to make each other stronger - great, good idea. I see nothing wrong in that given the plot since the beginning has been to get strong enough to defeat the beast. Kuo initally wants to destroy the transfer machine, but then changes her mind and says 'Well, if anyone should swap powers with Cole it should be me.' Based on what? I chose Nix in the end because she had more interesting powers and she was the most enthusiastic about the swap given she hasn't spent half the game complaining about what a curse those powers are. As we're transferring Kuo then starts screaming about how the machine destroyed her life and starts berating us; when we've finished I'm all of a sudden an evil character with the hots for Nix.

Sorry but that doesn't that make any sense. How does that make any sense? How is choosing Nix over Kuo in this situation evil? Kuo said she doesn't want the powers and now I'm evil for not giving her more?

And what was up with the slap on the ass at the end? Was that really necessary? My character was solid blue up to that point. I don't understand!

It's a shame, but I think this kind of thign was bound to happen eventually. What I'm confused about is this: They said you need to allocate that disc to your account right? Well that means you need to be online. What about the LARGE number of people who don't have access to the internet? Or, what if they have a very poor quality one. Say the internet keeps cutting out because of poor weather. Does that mean you'll be booted out of a single player game every 5 minutes? That's beyond ridiculous.

[QUOTE="Indie_Hitman"]Wait.... When did Modern warfare 3 come out? I thought 2 only came out last november...sts106mat

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Maybe because everyone has a TV ?

LOL

Jebus213

EDIT: In fact, I know a lot of people who only have laptops now.