Seriously though, the Xbox has to do something differnt than the PC, because it cant match that level of graphical fidelity and quality of games in general, and cant match the PS3 because it doesnt have as many good exclusives. So they went for making this, which I have been saying is exactly what they need to do, because now they are doing something that the other systems do not.

Also China sunk from all of the explosions...

Maybe have some DLC like operation Anchorage where we get to see parts of china and what it looks like in that universe through the eyes of a soldier.

Yeah that could be cool! as long as it isnt the base game really.

I think the day after he died people showed a lot of disrespect for him. Posting hundreds of pictures saying "No post on Sundays" was just a fad train that everybody hopped on because it was relevant to a recent event. I did see some people uploading posts that showed honor and mourning, but the vast majority was internet trollfags looking for a thumb.

showed a lot of respect*

People weren't doing it to make fun of him. If anything, it was to remind us of one of his funniest characters ever.

He was a movie actor who made people laugh and love his acting. I think he'd want to be remembered for famous lines that he said. Therefore, it's not too soon; we are just helping him live on.

I just disagree with the way we're choosing to remember him. "Oh, he's the cross-eyed 'no post on sundays' guy from harry potter." Richard Griffiths was a fantastic actor, and one of the UK's best comedians.

People remember things in their own ways

People make jokes, others cry, others don't stop laughing, others don't accept, and others don't want to acknowledge the fact they are dead

Just because you don't grieve/remember some one in a particular way, or disagree with it, doesn't mean it's not right, or that it's too soon, or that it is disrespectful

Valid rebuttal accepted.