Comments on: Double Trouble

By: wow power leveling

wow power leveling — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 06:40:00 +0000

I got to play Assassin's Creed which kind of disappointed me. There is some great work in there, great work. The art is fantastic...the levels in that game are huge. The free running things works really well and feels wow power leveling great to control, though after awhile the joy and awe kind of wares off. I hated the story...the whole setting kind of frustrated me. I was so completely looking forward to playing as an assassin during the Crusades. When I first heard the wow powerleveling concept for the game and awe the screenshots I was pretty jazzed. That excitement was quickly smothered when I found out I was a descendant of Altair and I was in a simulation. Great...a game within a game. That really kind of spoiled the whole thing for me. I played about halfway through the game before I completely stopped. I think the wow gold sequel that is inevitably going to get made will be pretty good...though I think they have kind f locked themselves into the whole genetic memory story thread. There is some really great stuff in that game, but the story, and combat really kind of killed it for me. The combat is still not that great of an improvement over the POP stuff. It is decent, but it feels like it could be so much better if they would just give the power leveling player more control over the character.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 16:40:00 +0000

Dee if you want to be so negative then go somewhere else. People used to complain that young people didn’t vote. Now they complain that they are. I am a young person and I can assure you that unlike most people I waited to see both parties platforms before voting. More young people vote for the candidate instead of the party.

By: robuspierre

robuspierre — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:20:00 +0000

I HOPE the young people will actually take time to LOOK at the candidates, read their websites, blogs, etc. and be in the know and not just 'blind sheep' as dee suggests. It's one thing to have the privilege to vote it's another to be a responsible voter.

I highly encourage the young voters to seek out information on the candidates and vote intelligently not unconsciously or blindly.

Your vote could make or break this country. Vote smart.

By: Dee

Dee — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 19:15:00 +0000

And what do young people know?????

They are just a bunch of blind sheep like the rest of our country!!!

By: Terry Carter (DC)

Terry Carter (DC) — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 04:03:00 +0000

“So far in 2008, more than twice as many 18-29 year olds have voted in the presidential primaries than did in 2004 or 2000. More than DOUBLE.”

Voter turn out is up as a whole but this is definitely great news.