easybeinggreen

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Got it. I have noticed that the leveling up goes pretty smoothly and I haven't had any issues with my character being under-powered, so I'll just play through the stories and not worry about stopping gameplay to grind out combat levels. The leather bracer thing is a great idea though...

The only experience I really have with RPG's is from Final Fantasy where you can hang out in an area and fight enemies, leveling up to your heart's content. Is that possible in Skyrim? I mean to say, is there an area rich with monsters or enemies that I could hang out in and level up for a while or do I have to level up by following quest lines? thanks in advance...

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Definitely no sniping in MW3. Some of the maps are large enough and have some decent sniping spots, but the spawn system was obviously designed to stop campers and keep the action moving. Great for run-n-gun, but not for sniping. I haven't even tried the sniper rifles, honestly.

@TheHumanDove said:

Because JJ is directing

@LoggerRythm said:

I'm sure J. J. Abrams had something to do with it.

Seriously, that dude loves Lens Flare.

If it's one thing I took away from the Star Trek reboot, other than its awesomeness, is that Abrams loves lens flare.

End of story.

Racism edit with apologies:

I guess that may have come off sounding assholish; seriously not intended that way. What I MEANT was that Spanish is becoming (if it's not already) a major language in the US. Therefore, I think it would be a lot more useful to your average American to know some Spanish than it would be to learn French. Unless you plan on summering in the Cote d'Or.

To help learn it you really do need two books: 501 Spanish Verbs (an infamous school textbook) to learn conjugation of verbs and any good vocabulary book (read Amazon reviews for that one). Oh, and play with Google Translate. It really works shockingly well.

I'm digging that American Horror Story on FX. I do like Dual Survival and American Chopper too. All time favorite probably Lost.

TAR was definitely a love/hate gun. I never could get the hang of using it but I know many people who really liked it. My go-to was the ACR (for hardcore) or the SCAR.

As a glasses wearer I just assume that the developers are trying to cater to me and replicate my awesome lens flares that I get while driving at night, playing video games at night and viewing laser light shows. I mean, I'm spending 60 bucks on their crappy game; they better give a little something for the effort.

Miranda for sheer comic value. By that, I mean that I laugh every time I take her on a mission and think to myself how painstakingly the developers worked at rendering her tits and ass. And you can't tell me they didn't develop a bunch of raunchy skins for her just for their own "personal use"...