Chaos Theory is better than Dishonoured . Id say its the definitive stealth game bar MGSV . Splinter Cell , while its nowhere near as solid as MGS , has some amazing entries in the series . <| sep |> I wish that I could give you gold for this . Did you come up with it on the spot ? Either way , its brilliant . <| sep |> See I ' m torn . I read the anti ABA sentiment here and I truly understand the anger and upset expressed , yet I have seen some of the results with my son and I see the other side of the coin . My son is doing AbA , speech , OT , biomedical diet gluten lactosecaesin free , sound therapy and neurological based interventions . I just did the ABA ' training ' offered by our clinic to both prospectie therapists and parents alike . It was encouraging to meet the young people who were mostly part way through uni and wanted to helpKids like my son . However , it was like nails on a Chalk board watching the instructional videos of some us based therapy using snacks like popcorn etc to reinforce the behaviour . It made it seem like the child was a pet being trained at obeidiece school . If the training our clinic did was actually like that I would leave immediately . Thankfully it is not , object based and social playpraise are their preferred reinforcers . Stimming was something I did not want to have ' treated '. I thought that because it is used by autistics often to self regulate that stopping it would be depriving my son of a valuable tool and outlet . In fact I was vehemently against any intervention to stop it . My son ' s major stim was for his whole body to tense , he put his hands up to his mouth and squsished then together and into his mouth . He would do it if he didn ' t have the language to deal with the situation that faced him , if he was super excited and when he was overwhelmed eg large groups of kids . It did not hurt him until he started to bite his hands and wrists . One day he had bruised wrists . I remembered a member of this sub saying how ABA stopped them stimming in a detrimental way to them . It was then my wife and I asked the ABA team to step in . I will not forget the first time I saw my son react to the words ' nice hands . ' It was like he suddenly was able to calm himself . He seemed visibly relieved and relaxed . He almost breathed a sigh of relief . Yet , I am torn because I do not want to train the autism out of him . I do not want him to loathe that he is autistic or worse still himself . I do not want him to hate who he is , especially because I see so much of myself in him . But I do want him to know how to navigate this NT world . I want him to know how to react and interact with kids around him because I can see that he wants to , he folllows other kids everywhere , he just doesn ' t know how . I guess what I ' m saying is that it is a means to an end to help him .