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[Dutchling]

My sister just entered my room:
'Hey look, I have lenses now!'
'Blue lenses?'
'No I've always had blue eyes...'

Wut?

[RedKing]

Speaking of ME3, day of release DLC. What. The. Fuck.

DLC that can be accessed by changing a value in the save file, so Day 0 DLC that was packaged inside the actual game distribution.

That's....that's not DLC then. That's making you pay to unlock something you already paid to purchase. It's the difference between ordering a meal and then later having the waiter bring the dessert tray by so you can pick out an "add-on" to your meal, and ordering a meal, only for the food to show up in little tins and you have to pay an additional charge for each tin you open. That's fucking crooked.

[MaximumZero]

Hey, Microsoft does that with Office!

Then again, I hate their business model, too...

[scriver]

Speaking of ME3, day of release DLC. What. The. Fuck.

DLC that can be accessed by changing a value in the save file, so Day 0 DLC that was packaged inside the actual game distribution.

That's....that's not DLC then. That's making you pay to unlock something you already paid to purchase. It's the difference between ordering a meal and then later having the waiter bring the dessert tray by so you can pick out an "add-on" to your meal, and ordering a meal, only for the food to show up in little tins and you have to pay an additional charge for each tin you open. That's fucking crooked.

Nono, a better metaphor is ordering a meal, then having it arrive with the dessert in a secret compartment in the plate, and then when the dessert tray guy arrives and you pay for a dessert he just opens the secret compartment for you.

[Dutchling]

I just changed my Facebook language to Leetspeak.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

And about the DLC thing: I don't think DLC's hidden on your pc are any different than expansions on TPB. It's your choice to buy the right to legally own 0's and 1's.

[Vorthon]

I just changed my Facebook language to Leetspeak.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Der fuck?


Also, IT BURNSSSS USSSS!

[Aklyon]

I expected it to be worse than that. Thats still (somewhat) legible.

[Dutchling]

Half of FB is just English so it looks really incomplete.
It's still funny though. Friends > n00bz and edit > h4xx

[RedKing]

Speaking of ME3, day of release DLC. What. The. Fuck.

DLC that can be accessed by changing a value in the save file, so Day 0 DLC that was packaged inside the actual game distribution.

That's....that's not DLC then. That's making you pay to unlock something you already paid to purchase. It's the difference between ordering a meal and then later having the waiter bring the dessert tray by so you can pick out an "add-on" to your meal, and ordering a meal, only for the food to show up in little tins and you have to pay an additional charge for each tin you open. That's fucking crooked.

Nono, a better metaphor is ordering a meal, then having it arrive with the dessert in a secret compartment in the plate, and then when the dessert tray guy arrives and you pay for a dessert he just opens the secret compartment for you.

grrrm.....I'll grant you that one. Although in that case, I'd have to counter that it's at some restaurant where it's understood you buy "all the food you fit on your plate". Because there should be a way to argue that the dessert (DLC) is already there, as a portion of the thing you bought.

[GlyphGryph]

Like purchasing a buffet, and then halfway through being told you can unlock ADDITIONAL food trays at the food table for more money.

[Dutchling]

The difference is that with games you can get everything for free anyway without any real consequences. It's not like you can say 'Harr Harr' in a restaurant and get free food.

[Valid_Dark]

The difference is that with games you can get everything for free anyway without any real consequences. It's not like you can say 'Harr Harr' in a restaurant and get free food.

...Have you ever tried?

[Dutchling]

The difference is that with games you can get everything for free anyway without any real consequences. It's not like you can say 'Harr Harr' in a restaurant and get free food.

...Have you ever tried?

I wish I hadn't.

[Tidal]

The difference is that with games you can get everything for free anyway without any real consequences. It's not like you can say 'Harr Harr' in a restaurant and get free food.

...Have you ever tried?

I wish I hadn't.

Wonderful~

[RedKing]

Surely there's a seafood restaurant somewhere where that would work. If not, there should be.

Maybe only good on SatARRRdays.