You know the account theft involves u logging in a public match an the hacker will just steal ur account ID, as it is transmitted to the server for no apparent reason and then he can log in as you without the need for a password and do the shit he wants.
It not like you have to be stupid and fall for it. All you have to do it play public games and ur at risk. Thats why its called "Hacking" not fuking scamming.
@Ski_Spastic Treyarch has announced the PC version suffers from slowdowns on slower computers due to some bugs in the config file causing it to not be set up correctly and use additional resources than expected. Either see a guide on how to better set up the config file or wait for the patch.
This reminds me of my first and my favorite character in fallout 3. Hake, bloody mess. Thing is, I wanted to make that caracter a do gooder however it didn't go so well. First i tried to resolve the confict in Arefu with the "gang". This went wrong as I stepped on a mine and still confused from the explosion did a vats shot on one of the gang members... So what could be resolved with a simple conversation turned into a bloody mess. Then there was that thing with Mister Burke. He wanted me to blow up Megaton and I rat him out to Lukas Simms, towns sheriff. He ended up killing Lukas and i ended up killing him. So everyones dead the bomb is still a menace and little Harden Simms orphan. There is also the story of Mister Crowley, a NPC i killed, after i learned all the people he hired me to kill (and i killed them before i knew) where not racist against ghouls... The result? Major shoot out in undercity, Dave's republic got wiped, Dukov dead, tenpenny tower was closed for good and Rivet City lost half its population... I ended up getting a neutral character killing as many NPC's as i saved. So while fallout is a moraly linear game (good or bad) there is more than just one moral choice in each quest, so you can try do some good but also end up doing some bad even if by accident. There is still a long way to go before we actually see a dynamic moral system so until then i believe a moral system like the one in fallout (many choices for a single quest) is the best we can have.
The thing about morals that make a game with them more appealing is the simple fact that they are there. Sure it can be a "saint like good" or "satan like evil" choice with no gray in between but it gives you a choice. If in a cinematic you see your caracter saving a NPC from falling of a cliff you think "ho ok cool i guess". Now if the game stops and gives you the choice: "give him a hand and pull him up" or "step on his feet until he begs, and then push him down", even if you chose to save him and that same cinematic plays, it will be diferent. The simple fact that the choice is there makes you feel like its you who rules the game. Its not just straight forward you choose and you saved that NPC but you could also have killed him. The fact that the choice is there makes the game feel like its the story you make not the one that the developers did (even if its not).
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