@ymi_basic: I spent another couple hours with it tonight and I agree that it's fun to play. I admit I'm a guitar novice, but RS2014 is doing a much better job of keeping me motivated compared to the original.

@ymi_basic: DLC songs you purchased in the original are automatically available in the 2014 version for free. For the rest of the songs in the original, you pay a one-time fee of 9.99 USD.

Bought it last night and played a little bit of it. Menu is a huge improvement. They traded "career"mode for challenges. There are also optional lessons and exercises for basic skills. That was a big help.

Guitarcade got a major overhaul. Not only are there more of them compared to the previous Rocksmith, they look like higher quality, better designed arcade games.

So far, so good.

[QUOTE="VoodooHak"]

Springfield Armory 1911

Glock 26

Glock 34

Glock 19

Walther PPQ

Sig Sauer P250

Remington 870

SOCOM 16

Hiddai

The 34 and 19 are both 9mm(at least the ones I used). The 34's barrel is a little longer and carries a couple more rounds. Handling-wise, there wasn't a noticeable difference other than what I already mentioned. But that's only my own observation after putting maybe 100 rounds through each. Mileage will vary of course.

Springfield Armory 1911

Glock 26

Glock 34

Glock 19

Walther PPQ

Sig Sauer P250

Remington 870

SOCOM 16

Living in The Bronx, it's not an uncommon occurance.

I just make sure the people around me are OK and are in cover, and not doing something stupid like running out into the middle of everything to take video with their phone.  I've seen that happen. Stupid.

Once I think people around me are fine, I call 911.

[QUOTE="PWSteal_Ldpinch"]

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]And why does the government need earn money an emergency meeting. Can't the police just arrest the guy and be done with it. What are they going to do, legislate Machete's? remas100

According to the report, one of the men did have a gun. But they chose to use their bladed weapons instead. It also took 20 minutes for an armed unit to respond because the regular constabulary, who arrived on-scene earlier, are not allowed to carry firearrms.

Then... who stopped the bad guys? Answer: Good men with guns.

If anything, I see it as yet another failing of gun laws and restrictions.

[QUOTE="michaelP4"]BBC News: A man has died and two are injured after police responded to a reported machete attack in south-east London. 1744: Nick Robinson Political editor This is being treated as a serious terrorist attack by Islamist extremists on the streets of Britain. 1741: Nick Robinson Political editor Senior Whitehall sources have told the BBC the Woolwich attackers are thought to have tried to film their attack whilst shouting "Allahu Akbar" - God is Great. The men were said to have been of Muslim appearance. Just heard about this now. Government has called an emergency meeting.Netherscourge

Had he used a GUN, I'm guessing a dozen people would have been injured and/or killed.

Thank goodness for gun laws over there.

Yes, I'm using this as an example of why gun laws/restrictions are a good thing - to prevent psychos from doing more damage.

Yeah, but it took 20 minutes for an armed unit to respond because the regular constabulary are not allowed to carry firearrms.

Then... what stopped the bad guys? Answer: Good men with guns.

If anything, I see it as yet another failing of gun laws and restrictions.

[QUOTE="VoodooHak"]

Wait.  Although he vowed to close Gitmo, did he promise to free the detainees?  I thought the plan was to close Gitmo, but move the detainees to a facility in Illinois.

If so, what's the difference really, other than geography?

thebest31406

Due process? Are they US citizens?

Wait.  Although he vowed to close Gitmo, did he promise to free the detainees?  I thought the plan was to close Gitmo, but move the detainees to a facility in Illinois.

If so, what's the difference really, other than geography?