Don't whine! :( No birds, in fact, no entity in this world hates me as much as gulls do. When summer comes, they go batsh*t crazy on me. Last summer, a gull actually hovered above me and tried to crap on me. yes, he actually hovered above me, not accidently dropping one as he flied by, but going in close and steady so he could get the best accuracy. Aiming at me like a goddamn bomber jet!!:x

The killcams are what I like the least about that gameBlack_Knight_00

I actually agree with you there. The killcams can get a bit tedious , and I would rather watch the kill from my scope as you would in real life. Will there be an option to turn it off?

South America, not Africa....

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You can't start on a separate file. You have to load the "completed" save file and choose a higher difficulty as the person above me stated. As you play on your new game, you don't overwrite the completed save file when you're saving, but make a new save. Once you complete it for the second time, you overwrite the previous completed save file.

noname0101

Yes. Because when you're doing your easy game, you still have your very easy completed save as a backup, but when you complete your easy game, you can overwrite that and kind of "upgrade" that completed save. You understand?

You don't HAVE to make a separate file once you're running through your easy game, you can overwrite the completed save in the start, if you want to, but you won't have a backup to start another game from in case something happens with your current game:)

You can't start on a separate file. You have to load the "completed" save file and choose a higher difficulty as the person above me stated. As you play on your new game, you don't overwrite the completed save file when you're saving, but make a new save. Once you complete it for the second time, you overwrite the previous completed save file.

Eggs, chicken, fruit and protein shakes. That's pretty much what I eat. I don't consider myself a "body builder", though. I try to keep my fat percentage as low as I can, staying slim with as much muscles as possible. My body is almost similar to Ryan Reynold's body, but his muscles are a tad bigger than mine, except for shoulders maybe. After watching Tom Hardy in the movie "Warrior", I decided to pump my shoulders up as much as possible:P I work out around 15 hours a week.

Diffrent rooms of the house. I have 3.

1. living area

2. PC gaming area

3. Car

yonnex

Having a PS3 in your car must be the best thing ever when you have kids on a roadtrip :P

Yes you remember that scene from American Pie 2 where they hide in the closet and two girls discovers them. Pretty much that scene. Worth it.

themajormayor

Haha, same here:lol: BROFIST

The thing is, "nice guys" usually have low confidence, as as a result they act overly nice towards girls, or people in general. You have to set boundaries for how you're treating people. You can treat others the way they deserve to be treated and still be (in my opinion, at least) a NICE and caring person, because it's about giving and taking, not just giving. If a person is treating you poorly, then it is not immoral to ignore them or treat them the same way, and neither will it make you a bad person. It'll earn you respect and recognition, and you will eventually be a ****loads more attractive to females.

I'm not judging you, and I'm not saying you're that kind of person, however, it seems that you were in the same situation that I used to be in before I changed my mentality, so I'm just taking a wild guess here.

I used to date this girl, and I would always be nice as fvck towards her, even though I mostly did not have a reason for it. You want to know when she wanted me the most, and when she treated me the best? After I argued with her. Why? Because it showed her that I had a spine. You have no clue of how much I regret not deciding to change a bit sooner.

You will not change as a person. I certainly did not. I just decided to treat people with equal respect and kindness, and let me tell you, people started to dig me a LOT more afterwards.

Meh, the aiming is still wack. Not even close to the controls I can get if I put my resolution down. It's a lot better than what it originally was, but don't consider it a true fix. This is coming from someone with 600 SPM.