It would be nice if they could include parental controls that allow parents to block specific programs and not just a broad ratings limit. There are some things that are rated PG (or some equivalent) that I wouldn't want my kid to watch, while other things may be PG-13 that I would be okay with. Parents shouldn't be restricted to what some 3rd party decides something's rating should be.

@itsnota2mer: Why does that word offend you?

It did seem one of the few things the reviewer "liked" or thought may be interesting kind of skewed that way.

@gamespotter_198: Yes, Amazon could have solved it that way. They didn't. Hence the lawsuit.

@dushness: Middle.

Held up well in that they were bad then and are still bad now?

@matthewrobbins: No, the first disc goes WAYYYYYYYY farther than that. It goes to where that major death occurs.

@dragonsama: Disc 1 was like 70+% of the story, so they don't really need to cram to fit disc 2 and 3 into one.

IIRC my first playthrough, it was like 27 hours on disc 1, 10 hours on disc 2, and then 3 is just sidequests/grinding and the ending.

@esqueejy: LOL. Project much?

How many logical fallacies can you put in one post?

Way to completely make up nonsense so you can avoid honestly dealing with anything I said.

@boodger: Teachers, in general, are some of the most stupid people on earth.

@VengfulOne: Oh, I knew the answer, I was just willing to give them the opportunity to not look like complete idiots.