unless you are working on aquiring the part to process the graphics or the frame rate, you got time to collect money for the parts to run it.
Well, the problem is, I have a Intel quad and 4GB DDR2 ram, so in order to upgrade, I would need to get a new mobo, an new CPU, and new ram all at once, and to actually upgrade it will cost around $500. On the other hand, I have a HD5770, so I'm not too worried about my GPU, worst comes to worst I can just get a second one for $150 and crossfire them.
What is there to worry about, this is kinda stupid. These developers know what they are doing, so chill out
Your advice may be more wise than many realize, but most peoples worry can be justified by the fact that what one person considers balanced and fun may not be for a different person. Case and point, look at all of the people freaking out about the lack of OHK snipers. Many feel that OHK anything is unbalanced, and more importantly not fun (SD is apparently included); others feel that OHK sniping is realistic and fun.
Another kind of worry that emerged is that in the container city playthrough the stories seem to differ from eachother (dirty bomb/ Vaccine for arc flu) which I think would svck if I choose to play either side whenever I want to because if I just saved the Vaccine as Resistance and then play Security for the next mission I may have a WTF moment when people start digging up plans for use of the bomb in a resistance sabotage. Though i really hope it's just that the Vaccine is mistaken for a chemical bomb by the Security in both briefing and examination.
Now don't quote me on this, as I don't have any information that you don't, but I personally think story divergence is to be expected. I'm sure that you could create a fluid storyline no matter who wins, but it seems possible that the story will evolve differently based on which team wins. I'm not expecting a story branch to occur with each mission, but I wouldn't be surprised to find two campaign chains.