You argue against the "racist" comment against the U.S. in the badge, yet you stereotype Canadians insanely? You need to be more neutral in your beliefs. The United States of America is not inherently better or more advanced than other countries. You are not more likely to succeed in the U.S. than if you live in the U.K. or Canada. You're taking South Park seriously.
Much of modern society is based off of agriculture, which spawned in China and the Fertile Crescent. Modern society is based off of things that go way back, and you shouldn't assume that without the U.S. we'd be just learning the secrets of the combustion engine.
The thing is though, you make it seem like the U.S.A. is unique in that it gives civil rights to all citizens. Most "western" countries have civil rights at least close to the U.S., and many have around the same.
The U.S.A. is not the most important nation. Americans are generally categorized as being stupid and fat for the same reasons that any stereotype exists.
I agree with liberal philosophy, and your generalization towards liberals as stupid is counteracted by your stupidity. Kongregate is not racist, it is merely poking fun at stereotypes. Russia and China are fairly dominant nations, but so is the U.S.
Jhonnydude, in my comment, I am referencing drfungo's spelling. He states that his acevement appeared on the mesige borad, but not on the achevment borad.
The mesige borad usually lies. The acevements on the achevmet borad tell the truth. Also, it isn't that hard to get that acevement. You need some harder acevements for your borads.
TubaGeek, you rate a game 1/5 for the mute button being reset sometimes?! You're completely insane! Aside from that, nice game. I feel that it does its job of being a satirical representation of most sniper games, but it isn't that great of an actual game. 3.5/5 if I could. As it stands, I'll be nice, so 4/5.
Biteus, this is a game of adapting your strategy to the situation, which is yes, crafted by luck. It is a game of both strategy and luck, in equal parts. There is definitely a lot of luck, but there's also a lot of strategy. Zilch is a game of luck.
"Thru" is not a word. "Drive thru" is an example of shortening a word for the sake of it being easier to type/write/spell. Thru is also used sometimes on signs, where there isn't enough space on the sign for "thru". "Thru" is as much of a word as "Xtreme" is, and I wouldn't say that that's much of a word. Also, Chrome, the arty can fire normal arty, which is deadly, or smokescreens, which act as temporary rocks or trees.
Lieutenant Colonel is when the game starts getting easier, because you have access to spec ops start. However, the increased ease of play allows you to survive to higher waves, where it gets harder, as opposed to the earlier waves where you were wiped out before spec ops start. Either that, or it's those damned bikes. Also, I agree with Rayneth about the MnB chatroom. That would kick ass.
I agree with your idea of optional missions, with one exception. There should be no rewards for actual games, like getting extra TP, but it should affect your score, and maybe your EXP.
Also, I agree about Codycash's suggestions; this game should not be made easier. It is fun because it is hard.
A close air support may be less accurate, but it covers a greater area. Three bombings of it will clear the map, and just one bombing will take out more than half of them. A_wise_fish, the ranks aren't stupid. You're just impatient. I can start up a Mud and Blood profile on another computer, and if I'm lucky, get to rank two in two games.
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