Managed to have a quick game on..... the map with the ice bridge. Was kinda funny as I expected the bridge to be a choke point but everyone seemed to avoid it, and theres a lot of higher spots that looked down on it.
The Northern Lights in the background looked really cool.
" I still cant wrap my mind around why anyone would pay 15 bucks for 5(?) maps ... but then again, I really dont like the MP of CoD games. "
How much would you pay for a cup of coffee at a nice cafe? A big mac combo? For parking in the city centre? $15 is not a lot a money, and I'm happy enough (sure I'd love for it to be free) to pay to add more some maps to the multiplayer - Black Ops is a blast.
" I believe that fictional violence desensitizes people to fictional violence.
Nothing more, nothing less. "
I believe it is not simply limited to fictional violence.
If you desensitize someone to violence by exposing them to violent media, they will be more resistant to pain, and be more willing to inflict pain on others.
I believe early generations of lithium-ion batteries were very specific in that it was best to discharge them fully before charging them. Battery tech has progressed enough so that this is not really a problem with today's devices as far as I'm aware - however most products recommend that you fully discharge and recharge the device once a year to maintain it's battery life.
With respect to the original question... it is not ideal if your battery is never drained (though it becomes moot if one of your controllers already loses a charge rapidly, requiring constant USB connection), though I am unsure on how "damaging" leaving a perfectly fine battery continuously charging can be. I would assume it must do something over and above simply never discharging the device as most battery chargers have an auto-off safe function, though this maybe just to save power?
" It saves each time you finish the game. So if you use one character to play through twice, you'll have two slots to import. That's how it worked with ME1 imports. It will not overwrite your first playthrough. Also, in ME1 I played one character all the way through. Then I played that same character a bit to max out the levels, but never actually finished the game on the second playthrough. When I imported into ME2, it only allowed me to import the first playthrough, the only one I actually finished. "
Heh, yeah. I had roungly 6-10 playthoughs of like 5 different characters. I only have 4 now but still... Well, considering they knew coming into ME2 they were going to have DLC, I would hope that if you completed the game and any dlc completed after will also be carried over. "
On that note, has anyone heard anything about how save importing will work in ME3? I beat the game, then loaded a post-Omega 3 save to play Shadow Broker, based on what BioWare had said about the Shadow Broker dialogue being weighted towards assuming that your character had already beaten the Collectors. I'd hate to lose that progress, especially my relationship status with Liara, going into ME3 if they make you take a fixed "end-game" save in, or whatever. "
If choices from the DLC do in fact carry over then I'm sure you will be fine. Playing the DLC after completing the game will be a situation countless people are in (which will increase given there is still more DLC to come) so I'm sure they will make sure you're covered.
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