I started downloading a game called Sudden Attack. Looked OK. I signed up using my comcast account, until it sends me the activation code. It wasn't there. It suggests I check my spam folder, as some e-mails are sent there, but yet again, nothing was there. It says it takes up to five minutes to get here, but I've been waiting for 5 hours. I hit the resend button like 50 times, but nothing. The only thing I assume, is that comcast was being a commie. So I was forced to use my AOL account. That's when I learned that it was the game being a commie. The activation code was not sent to either accounts. This is where I got pissed. What kind of morons make a free game that plays like CoD, and yet can't make sure the activation codes are working? Both my accounts have received nothing, and their troubleshooting is about as useful as a monkey with the brains of a slug. Honestly, their FAQ's are that bad, almost worthy of being written by little children. Their only answers to problems, have an obvious solution. The harder questions however, have no solution written. I'm starting to think that as the years go by, the world becomes stupider. Common sense is slowlydrifting away. I've never heard of a game who's activation code was not the first thing they should check for bugs. Can you imagine if Konami had that problem with MGS4? I guarantee it would have not sold as much as it did, because of the average 13 year old who has an orgasm because he head shots you over 15 feet away, would defiantly be pissed. If there was no online, alot of those kids wouldn't enjoy the game, due to no "noob-pwning" as they call it. I have seriously given up on the game before the title screen even popped up. A game that turns me away, before I actually play it, is quite a feat, especially since it's a shooter. I don't know what to do with it now. Do I wait and hope it works, or get back the space it took from my harddrive?