Actually, the second segment sounded like it would've been better. TF2 does always come across as more civil to me, but it's also a game with the ability to mute players. Does Halo not have this feature?

Follow up question: If Halo doesn't have this feature, why doesn't it have this feature?
Additional question: If Halo does have this feature, why aren't you using it?

You can mute people on virtually any Xbox Live game, including Halo. In fact, Halo 3 added a "quick mute" shortcut which allows you to mute individual players in about two seconds during the game, as well as completely block communications with them account wide.

This guy is pretty much just a giant douchebag.

he's a total fag. tea time.

I don't think he has any "license" nor is he technically a doctor by any stretch of the term.

The scope of his practice is stupid sensationalist bullshit that scares soccer moms and has no bearing on real psychology. Trust me, he's well within his rights.


Also, after checking the Wiki on him, he does have a psych degree, but he played football in college. In one such game his team lost by a score of 100 - 6.

100 - 6!

Now I want to see the video of THAT game.

From the wiki, which goes on to mention the FTC investigation into his weight-loss business:

The Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists imposed disciplinary sanctions on McGraw on January 27, 1989 for an inappropriate "dual relationship" reported in 1988 by a therapy client/employee from 1984. McGraw was ordered by the Board to take an ethics class, pass a jurisprudence exam, complete a physical evaluation, undergo a psychological evaluation and have his practice supervised for one year in order to continue his private practice in Texas. McGraw admits to giving the client a "job" at his office (which is not allowed), but denied carrying on a sexual relationship with the 19 year old, who says their relationship was "sexually inappropriate."[28][2][11] As of 2008, McGraw has not completed the conditions imposed by the Board of Examiners of Psychologists,[29] and he is not licensed to practice psychology in Texas, California or anywhere else.[30]

So, he don't have a license anyway.