@gamersince78: Russia signed in 1939 a no-agression treaty with Germany. It was never part of the Axis.

No surprise you are asking what schools are teaching, you obviously never went to one.

Next time you want to play the prepotence card, try not to talk about something you are a complete ignorant about.

@Barighm: A lot has changed (thankfully)

@watercrack445: Russia was with the Allies during WWII, so I doubt it...

@eganator2000: Happens a lot less now. Enemies are less bullet-sponge now (but they hit harder) you also has a bigger ammo reserve.

@dashaka: I'm having no problem doing the dailies. If you mean the Incursion yeah... only at the beginning of the weekly reset. Really no point for those except for a couple of unique weapons.

@sikho: Indeed. seems there is a series of companies and games that you have to hate, even if you never played them, because that makes you somehow look as the cool hardcore gamer. People follow that so they can look that way in front of all the unknown internet people that they totally need to impress.
That's quite a lack of criteria that they have.

Game really did improve a lot since the beginning; from a game without endgame that you drop after a few week it went to one in which you always have something to do. Good comeback.

@jako998: Ok, let me check at those facts from the perspective of somebody working in the industry :) Yesterday I had little time.

"3rd party games are what is selling the consoles mostly not the exclusives."

You are mixing things there: "3rd party" can be exclusives or not. Bloodborne is an example. And Exclusives make a difference when it comes to sell a console. You think companies would settle expensive exclusivity deals (in both retail games and DLC) if it had no effect whatsoever? I highly doubt it.

"It was like that back last generation with xbox 360"

Strong exclusives (mainly Gears) made a lot of people that were waiting for a PS3 to get a X360 instead, also lack of exclusives on PS3's first year (aside from that one year delay) left the PS3 well behind in sales. PS3 got ahead in the end since in the last part of the machine's lifespam, a lot more exclusives were being released on it than on X360.

But most important:

"Yet at a install base of 75-76 million and their exclusives sell 5 million on average or roughly 5-10% on the install base"

You ignore that not every gamer likes the same and you also ignore that few games sell over 5 million copies (and this when multi-platform) You are also using data without the proper knowledge that a 10% user-base acquisition is A WHOLE LOT

So that's pretty much about it. Have a good weekend.

@jako998: "No debate."
Ok, no debate: you are wrong :)