the shroud does not need iron to hide from his enemies

Nice lowest possible settings, bruh.

thos are all medium/high, and it still drops to the 30's. What's your point?

>>#29,

Black Ops, BO2 and Modern Warfare 3 were entertaining SP games. Ghosts was..it was OK. Expected more, but I guess that's the hype. But more importantly they all worked out the box near enough. I've heard this one doesn't, and that's a big problem. There is a hotfix, I'm about to try the game out myself

As a follow up to my post

This game is terrible. You have no idea what is going on, it tries to throw loads of action your way but you're never in danger, you either shoot em and move on, or you die and restart at the checkpoint which is at most 10s previous to that point

But the action is so absurd you really just can't get a feel for the game, it feels like pointless chaos.

And worst of all is the performance, I have to run it on low to even sniff at 60fps and the textures are...think fallout 3 without any mods. It is so badly designed, they went for bloated textures and algorithms hoping that people who owned it had at least a 770 for low (I have a 670). This feels very...Ubisoft-y

Are you talking about BO3 ? It sounds like you're talking about Black Ops.

to be honest while the storyline in advanced warfare was nothing new or innovating the combat itself was fun i did like the exo suits but that was basically the only new thing they added that i could instantly pick up on

thats a pretty good description of what they think

Zimmerman wasn't on the police. He was part of a neighborhood watch. Basically the equivalent to a mall cop except for the neighborhood.

and as for our police, Ours are not trained nearly as hard as other countries. I've heard of our soldiers coming back and joining law enforcement and being surprised at how unregulated things are back here. Basically, our police are, at their core, civilians with guns. If they were required training at least as hard as boot camp, better trigger discipline could be instilled.

Good news is recent events have started to make changes. Many departments are looking into body cameras at the least. Training is farther off however due to unions. (Wonder why police here can get so fat? They aren't required to pass a physical after the academy. Unions prevent this from being reformed)