Typical, the inept government shows its inability to deal with the true sources of crime and cracks down on something that doesn't need to be cracked down on at all. The only reason they do this is to pretend they're actually doing something when in actuality they're not doing anything at all.
I don't have my serial.
The ORIGINAL Call of Duty and it's expansion are my favorite FPSs of all time. I've played through the campaigns at least 3 times. I believe that the campaigns in them are far better than the ones in COD4 (and COD3 obviously); COD2 was close but was a bit off the mark regarding campaign endings, they just felt... well, unfinished. 1.) The ending for COD is the assault and taking of Berlin, and you're part of unit that assaults the heavily fortified Reichstag. 2.) The ending of
Midnight releases don't work on the internet, as everyone is in a different time zone.
I preordered under the assumption there was going to be a public beta, yet the release is a month behind schedule and there hasn't been a significant update about its release since. I would greatly prefer information regarding the status of the beta to a likely inaccurate countdown. I understand that Twilight of the Arnor and Sins of a Solar Empire needed some patching but do you really have to keep us in the dark about Political Machine 2008?
This is so out of date they should add a note that indicates that this is no longer the schedule.
Do you actually know how to use quotation marks?
It was originally announced for April 24th, but I'm not sure now.
Is it that "Society" isn't vaporware and will someday actually see the light of day? This is supported considering Frogboy was one of the last remaining developers on the project before it faded into obscurity, and that the site was updated on February 14th (although that may have been automatic).
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