Union Kane

Agreed. Using Wolfenstein as an example again, Xbox Live adds value to a
game. By itself, Wolfenstein I thought was quite mediocre. As an Xbox Live
game it's a must have and a must keep. Without the Live aspect I would have
traded the game in soon after I finished it.

You will meet from time to time (OK daily) an idiot or two. After you find
a good group of friends you end playing with them most of the time. Don't
let the idiots throw you off.
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> "tiffman" <tiffman@mac.com> wrote in message
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> > I was thinking about getting xbox live but I want to know if it is worth
> it.
> > If sum people will reply and let me know what they think that would be
> very
> > helpful. I have heard goods things about it but I want to make sure.
> >
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> In my opinion, multiplayer gives games a whole new far more unpredictable
> dimension that no amount of AI programming can match. As the good lady
> indoors will testify while I play Wolfenstein, I am on a different planet,
> quite literally. And being able to talk tactics with others really makes
a
> difference. And with 500,000 Xbox Live subscribers, you will always find
a
> game that is challenging.
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