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Bioshock 1 was pretty decent, and for a game in 2007, that's a fairly high standard. The plot, lore, and setting are good, but the biggest problems come from its gameplay. Primarily the usefulness of weapons and plasmids. The moral choices were all binary, and the final boss is a travesty. I'd...

The guns don't really feel nice to use, limp actually. It also doesn't help that enemies barely respond to being shot.

Infinite's level design is even more restrictive than Bioshock. The level design is condensed into what can be summed up as a CoD-esque progression of sorts. Wholly linear, giving very few rewards for player exploration. If you're alright with being led around on a tour, then that's fine, but...

So basically Infinite is better because you like the setting more. I can hear a faint, but noticable echo of Fallout 3 in that statement.

How so?

Defer to the first sentence of my post. Yahtzee has given a fair amount of praise to various games he’s reviewed over the years. Wolfenstein: The New Order, Papers Please, Hotline Miami, Minecraft, Spec Ops: The Line, Portal, Psychonauts, are good examples of such.

You haven’t seen very many Yahtzee vids. Just cause he’s cynical about the games he reviews doesn’t mean he doesn’t like them. For example, he bashed the shit out of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance in his ZP review, but ended up listing it as one of his favorite games of 2013.

Would that put the Switch at around the same level as the XBox360/PS3 or a little higher? Not that capability matters much for the Switch.

No, but have you ever pooped so hard that you pooped so hard, you died? That shit sucks.

Like A721402 said, your immune system is bolstered by a healthy lifestyle. You also might be performing anaerobic workouts, which are not good for someone who's sick. Sticking to a slower pace and building in intensity when nearing the end of your workout is a much better way to keep active...

The locking joints might have to do with a lack of prep workouts/proper hydration. I've been doing a lot of running lately (I hate running more than anything, but I need to prep for my PRT), and have had to spend the previous day staying hydrated/eating healthy, as well as a 5-10 minute warm-up...

'Tis the season, bud. Liquids, exercise, and simple hygienic practices are all you need to fight it. I had mine about a month ago and got over it in less than a week.