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Always double check your sources, quite preferably with the source itself.

@Napalm: I will try around the weekend, I looked online yesterday when I was home and didn't see anyone on so maybe missed you guys. Also two people can handle most of the maps but not all. Keep in mind apart from the difficulty level you pick yourself, the maps scale in difficulty as you go from the top to the bottom of the list when you choose a level. The last mission is not only quite long but has you face off against several enemy agents at the same time towards the end with numerous waves of baddies, including chip jammers which was toooough for me on normal with two other guys.

@NekuSakuraba: IF you mean

In retrospect it does show those brackets that were usually employed during shoot out of cover sequences but two arrows pointing left or right is as clear as it can get. I suppose I just went for the person closer to me.

Sure I am down to play with some doods

my GT: supHumanity

but I am on at weird times so might miss a lot of you. Still the more the merrier, maybe I can even get to some of those final tier unlocks.

I tried playing a month or two back and it was pretty barren but I did manage to get into some games. Sometimes you just need to play a level by yourself for a while and someone will usually join mid match.

I'd come to Kenny's rescue every time and yet time and time again when I'd get trapped under a closet or something Kenny would just stare in horror and not help me. Kenny is a huge, redneck piece of shit and I was happy when he finally died and stopped causing drama at every moment. Also fuck Duck, who cares. It's all about Carly.. my poor sweet sweet Carly..

More people have played Dark Souls so this won't really be a fair vote but I prefer Demon's Souls because it was a lot more atmospheric, to me anyway.

Fallout 2 for me. They just don't make RPG's like they used to.

I remember checking how much it would be to have basic lock-on for my rocket launcher and got dismayed. The gameplay is fun enough but the interface can be abysmal and after a while the tug-o-war just felt pointless. How many times can you retake the same outpost day after day because the moment you go to sleep the night shift recaptures it.

@SSully: I think Assassins Creed relies too much on full on confrontations with guards that cannot be avoided to be really called a stealth game. If anything Assassins Creed 1 was the most stealthy out of all of them.