I liked him as a protagonist. Its nice to have flawed characters to see develop. Due to people being so butthurt about it though we won't now get to see him grow into a far more worthy assassin. Ezio wasn't at all likeable at first, then he started acting like an assassain and people loved him. Connor could have easily been the same, they (devs) were just making the progression from unlikeable and naive to likeable and wise take longer to show it more indepth.

Personally I loved it, how he becomes so grossly cynical toward the end of the game. To each their own though. =)

Gotham City.

Would be great being able to glide around a massive city as Batman, or take to the streets in the Batmobile when needed. I felt Batman:AC was very "squashed", they had so much detail in all those alleys and stuff but if you glided about (especially with the grappling hook-glide upgrade) the game world started feeling extremely small. Gotham City would also let them have other heroes as playable in the free roam, like Catwomen in AC. So you could explore and kick ass as Robin, Nightwing, etc. Explore Wayne Manor and Enterprises, the Batcave and so on.

Journey - Everyone should play this, tbh. Its also very easy and is more about the atmosphere and adventure. There isn't actually any combat in it at all - very beautiful game.

Tomb Raider - I believe theres a 3 game bundle out now. If she likes Uncharted for the puzzles and the story, she'll probably enjoy the TR series.

LBP2 - Lots of chances to experience highly creative levels or start making her own.

Skyrim - for a taste of a more open RPG, though less focused story as a result. With the DLCs finally releasing now over next few weeks it might be a good time to try get her interested, if she likes vampires and/or werewolves in general you can inform her you can become them ingame, or play as a giant humanoid cat person lol. :)

Kingdoms of Amalur - Another RPG, loads of content and has a very forgiving lower difficulty setting so the combat shouldn't be offputting. Artstyle is that kinda fable/cartoony like kind, I forget the term they use to describe it atm. This game has a very MMO style wold, with each zone seperated by 'corridors' but the zones themselves are quite open and very varied. So you could also use this to perhaps spark an interest in playing MMOs on PC with you, if you play any.

Only when I play BF3, it doesn't happen very often though and can be a 50/50 split between those who were on my team or the opposing team. Gotten a few from people after a match where I am heli pilot for most of it - mostly people who want to be my gunner of choice so they can raise their KDR *rolls eyes*.

Back when this whole fiasco started regarding the DLC not coming to PS3 I was annoyed, which over time led to bitterness. So even a week ago I was bitter about it and, upon hearing the DLC was actually coming out for us, I decided I wasn't going to get it as its too little too late.

Then however I got bored playing my more recent games and went back to Skyrim cause I was just in the mood for it and fell in love with the game all over again lol. So then I started looking up some youtube videos about the DLCs so that (and very much so the 50% off for the first week of release for each of the DLCs) has changed my mind and I will now be buying the DLC. *Shrugs*

I'm not overly sure if I'll get Dawnguard or not though, mainly because the only thing about it that holds my interest is the werewolf perk tree. The rest is pretty meh for me, have no interest in those vamps generally. As that DLC comes out last though, for us, it'll give me time to play the other two and decide if I want Dawnguard or not. :)

Story wise I think the Soul Reaver games are the best.

The maps are great. Very open ended so you can approach pretty much any objective from a range of directions or methods. Climb up one of the tall mountains and be a sniper covering an objective, flank in behind the enemy on a quad with some silenced weapons, etc. :)

I've not played Tank Superiority but I've played a fair few matches of CQ and Rush on the four new maps. Alborz or whatever its called (the snowy mountain one) is my favourite map out of the entire game now. I will say one thing though, Rush can be very frustrating for defenders on those maps, as the gunship is present in CQ and Rush also. So it can just bomb the frak out of the base and severely hamper defenders ability to, well, defend. The nice thing about the gunship though is jets tend to focus on it, either trying to destroy or defend. So as a heli pilot you don't get hassled as much by enemy jets. =)

Oh only split screen? Can forget my suggestions then. I know Borderlands has 2player split screen at least (never had a 3rd controller to test further) so you might look into that, as at least online it can be 4players.

Well, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier (name is way too long <.<) and Operation Flashpoint: Red River both have a 4 player co op campaign.

I have hear people playing flawlessly on ps3skyrimsucks216

*Laughs hysterically*.

Perhaps you should create a new character from scratch just to see if the problems you listed persist. If they do then I dunno. If not just continue that one and forget your old one, sucky as it may be.