i feel so bad for tom. there was definitely a lot more issues that he wanted to convey. i play a lot of fps', but fps' are the most flimsy genre of gaming. if people never attempt to change the genre, then how can this industry ever progress beyond AAA blockbuster games such as COD? this industry may be getting bigger, but the amount of intellectual people giving valid opinions and making relevant changes to it are becoming smaller. tom wasn't bashing MOH, he was attempting to point out that games are art, and he felt that one piece of the puzzle wasnt being true to the rest. Greg definitely made some valid points, that he didnt set out to make a 100% real true-to-life game, and he wants it to be fun which is why a lot of people play games, but i have played plenty of games that were immensely enjoyable but weren't fun. They scared me, made me upset, and disturbed me at times, but i walked away with a meaningful experience.

I agree with Chris on his thoughts about the child entity. I thought that all those events involving the child were a bit cheap and especially for Bioware who normally retain such high standards of emotional poignancy.