Munky

I was pretty much expecting this.

You are right about the amount of derogatory comments in Call of Duty (or any multiplayer game) chat. What is disturbing is that most of the bad talk seems to come from pre-teens. Like the ladies said earlier, most of it is for attention. This sends the message to me that parents either ignore or enforce this behavior.I've known of plenty of kids who have multiple WoW accounts because they get banned for being harassing or making inappropriate comments and when kicked, their parents sign them up for another account. These kids will grow up to be adults thinking that this sort of behavior is acceptable. It all starts at home.

I am the little friend. Say hello.

If you've ever been to Brooklyn, all the goblins sound like that.

Children, if you think these are in the least bit dirty, maybe you need to step out into the real world sometime. Heck, you read downright vulgar stuff in trade chat. I see nothing wrong with any of these emotes.

He's reflecting on Theodore Logan and realizing you can never go back.

@windywoo Read the short story, Johnny Mnemonic or any of William Gibson's other books. There are a lot of plausible future tech ideas in there. That's why he is the father of cyberpunk. But, the books are 1000x better than the movies.

They've only been pushed inland because of the naga. Wait...there may be naga out there too!

I will say, I've gotten a ton more kills because of all the noob players on the opposing side...

Some of the goals required are next to impossible for many. Plus, it encourages bad play. It'd be different if you had more than a week to get them, too. Many achievements are hard to get and some I know I'll never get. But, when there is a greater goal at stake and this poorly devised achievement is involved, there's a reason to be upset about it. We were hoping Blizz would see the error of their ways last year, too. They still haven't. I think this one achievement is their way out of doling out a bunch of those drakes.