It seems I really unlucked out by not having a CoD even now because she seems like she ' s incredibly useful . <| sep |> Look at BO 2 and MW 3 . Camping is a map issue not a movement one and in these games most of the maps are really good . I think the main issue is just there ' s no alternative to the current style of games . When BO 1 came out if you didn ' t like the Cold War setting or the multiplayer style you could easily go back to MW 2 . Right now you ' re stuck with IW which is heavily influenced by BO 3 , BO 3 and AW . All boots off the ground gamesfuturistic games . <| sep |> Yes . I used to tattoo , professionally and am licensed to tattoo . At this point , my old shop would reccomend you let it dry out and show it to the artist again once the infection has gone away so they can touch it up . If you ' re a very cautious person , then you can go to your local doctor or dermatologist and maybe they will reccomend an antibiotic . Our shop only reccomended a doctor ' s visit if the infection was especially badlike for the heroin addict lady who got dog hair in her fresh tattoo . That was bad . . This infection looks like the black will be faded there but not like you will have a 3 D protruding scar , so it ' s easy for the artist to fix . In this case , since the infection only appears to be in the one spot , my shop would have told you to just let that one section of the tattoo dry out but follow the typical aftercare for the rest of the tattoo . The aftercare I encouraged amongst my clients was to let it remain covered for 18 hoursbut really , 8 hours is a long time . If you can get home and remove the wrap sooner than that , do so . Gently wash the tattoo with luke warmcool water and unscented soap . Scented soaps often contain alcohol and can be drying . Pat dry with a clean paper towel , not a fuzzy towel that might put debris in there . Tattoos are wounds . Gently rub a little bit of AD on the tattoo . Just enough to keep it slightly shiny . No Vaseline . Vaseline can draw the ink out which is bad . Some artists prefer coco butter but on the off chance of the client having an allergy , I don ' t . I wash my new tattoo when I wake up , and again when I go to bed . If you feel that your fresh tattoo gets dirty more frequently than that , then you can clean it as often as you see fit . Be gentle . I apply a little bit of AD after every cleaning and anytime the tattoo feels dry . Only check your tattoo with clean hands . After 3 days of periodically washing and ADing your uncovered tattoo , you switch to an unscentedscent usually means drying alcohol lotion instead of AD . Just use a little lotion , enough to make it a little shiny . You want the tattoo to be a bit moist , not wet . Once your tattoo feels healed , you can quit this routine . It ' s kind of normal for your fully healed tattoo to be a bit dryer than the surrounding skin . I usually try to gradually wean mine off the lotion . Keep your tattoo out of the sun and don ' t submerge it in water for the first 2 weeks . Really , the sun bleaches tattoos no matter how long you ' ve had them but it ' s a bigger problem in the beginning when they are fresh . Anyway , every shop is different and the aftercare can range a bit . Use your discretion and if you think you need a doctor ' s opinion , go for it . When it comes to your skin , you can never be too cautious . In my own experience , this kind of thing does go away on its own if you let the infected part of the tattoo dry outwhile keeping it clean . Good luck !