You've either done something extremely wrong or incredibly right as a director when about 80.000 people on twitter all tweet that they're "not going to rewatch the episode until the next one comes out, can't handle it again **cries**". (Had a good laugh over those tweets.)

Oh, did I mention, this writers block is going to kill me someday? I can hear it plotting! Forget the zombie apocalypse, this is much more irritating!

Don't have the money to pre-order anything. Hell, I've yet to pick up my pre-ordered Gears Of War 3.

I'll be playing Ghost Recon on PC, anyway. And since it says UBISOFT on the box, it'll be the Skidrow version. I refuse to pay 80 euros for a DRM that maybe lets me play the game if I'm very lucky.

...Yet so many oldies to catch up on.
Said the crackhead to the billboard:
"WHEEEEEE!!"

yeah... doesnt matter to me though I hardly play video games anymore

Combat craft of choice: WAMPA

hmmmm... I'm unsure what to make of it.

anywho snowspeeders can jump to hyperspace

Combat craft of choice: WAMPA

I actually haven't beat the game nor have I played it in a while my N scale layout buildup is eating my time I also fixed my RPO/Baggage car yay!

Combat craft of choice: WAMPA

Is there anyone else like me (on a first playthrough) who is refusing to play to the end of Mass Effect 3 until the extended cut is released?

I've never had problems with the bank i'm a cutomer of. Not even during the crisis. So I can't speak for wether or not banks are worse.

Well, in terms of customer service, over here the NS (national railway service) is definatelly the worst company. They literaly said "Customer Information is not our job". The trains are never on time, provided they even ride at all. The second there is a snowflake or a bit of wind, they cancel 80% of the trains and flat out refuse to tell anyone about it. Anything that deviates from the original schedule is not reported to the travellers. They recently removed all toilets from the trains. (That's fun on a 4 hour journey...) Wages are rockbottom while workhours are immense. Prices are ridiculously high and refunds are a no-no.

They're the epitomy of a dutch company. Make as much money in as short a time as possibly with minimal effort. -.-

The EA master server is incapable of functioning properly. It couldn't years ago, and it still can't. They had 4 years to fix the constant loss of score progress, unlocks and accounts in BF2142. BF3 has the exact same problem. That probably contributed.

The award isn't for "the company that f*cks up the world the most". I wish people would shut up about all that 'Eco' and 'Green' and 'Environmentally Responsible' and 'Considerate of the Future' rubbish. (Blame this response on a ridiculous discussion about how we shoudl only buy'BioCotton' clothing. Just ignore it, really.) The award is for the company with the worst service, lies to customers the most and doesn't follow up on its promises.

Frankly I think the award for Worst Company in America should have gone to Ubisoft for their constantly failing DRM, which make their games unplayable unless you pirate it... Which they just keep recycling.... Again, and again, and again.

However, Ubisoft is French. Which explains a lot.

Spectacular display of utterly missing the point. Would stickfigures help? (Oh for god's sake, are you seriously going to go about throwing another tantrum?)

Ah. Yes we have something similar, although you have to be a paying member to report things. (It's the Netherlands, there's no such thing as 'for free' here...)

Why do people play games? To escape real life and its problems. So yes, people overreact when their escape method gets ruined and starts to resemble their own messed up life in which you don't have a choice.

They promised everyone a choice in endings, that their input would be used and that everyone got an ending based on their choices. People would happily accept a sad ending, it's not about that. It's about the fact that Bioware lied to us, gave us everything they said they wouldn't, and charged us 80 bucks for it. Can you see it now? Or should I perhaps put it in internet terms? They trolled everyone. Does that make more sense?

It's not about EA caring for missed income. It's about publicity. Now I know not everyone is well and up on business models and PR and the perils of bad publicity, but everyone should be able to at least understand that telling a charity fund which gathered 70.000 dollar in 5 days for children in hospitals where to stick it is going to make them look like heartless bastards. And that is even worse publicity than being 'the worst company in america'.

Well, people are idiots. It's just that simple. That they didn't read before clicking donate is their problem.