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[adwarf]

I'd like a copy if possible

[RF]

I'd like a copy if possible

Are you sure you won't die of guilt from STEALING FROM THE MOUTHS OF INDIES?!

[Rilder]

I'd like a copy if possible

Are you sure you won't die of guilt from STEALING FROM THE MOUTHS OF INDIES?!

Stealing the actual mouths of indies is much funner I admit.

[Akura]

By the way, how many people who did put down several dollars for it are in this thread who probably would not have noticed it if not for this thread?



On to something else, And Yet It Moves doesn't seem to work. After the splash logo, the title music plays, but the screen stays black.

[adwarf]

I'd like a copy if possible

Are you sure you won't die of guilt from STEALING FROM THE MOUTHS OF INDIES?!

Scratch that no thank you. (Guilt) [/jk]

EDIT: It didn't add the [/jk]

[lordcooper]

Yeah, fuck indie devs, sick children and people who want to stick up for our rights!

It's not as if any of those folks could put the money to good use.

And if one doesn't have the money, surely one mustn't take advantage of the kind offer of strangers, enjoy their handicraft, and then advertise via word of mouth.  If one is part of one of the underprivileged target groups, indeed, one should leave the playing of games to those who can afford to give out charity, rather than receive it.  Kind of you.

Don't make assumptions.

If someone genuinely can't afford to spend more then a penny/cent/whatever for 5 games, they should probably be saving that penny.  If it's actually costing any of the groups involved any cash, then it's quite frankly asshole behaviour, whether they allow it or not.

I do actually agree with your sarcasm on one level though.  If someone doesn't have the money for games then they shouldn't take advantage.  They should borrow the money, or preferably go and earn it.

According to a paypal calculator they make nothing on purchases under $0.31 and the threshold is significantly higher if the money is coming from outside the US.

[RF]

If someone genuinely can't afford to spend more then a penny/cent/whatever for 5 games, they should probably be saving that penny.  If it's actually costing any of the groups involved any cash, then it's quite frankly asshole behaviour, whether they allow it or not.

I do actually agree with your sarcasm on one level though.  If someone doesn't have the money for games then they shouldn't take advantage.  They should borrow the money, or preferably go and earn it.

According to a paypal calculator they make nothing on purchases under $0.31 and the threshold is significantly higher if the money is coming from outside the US.

And it costs them nothing.

[Vector]

If someone genuinely can't afford to spend more then a penny/cent/whatever for 5 games, they should probably be saving that penny.  If it's actually costing any of the groups involved any cash, then it's quite frankly asshole behaviour, whether they allow it or not.

I do actually agree with your sarcasm on one level though.  If someone doesn't have the money for games then they shouldn't take advantage.  They should borrow the money, or preferably go and earn it.

I am going to say this one last time, because I don't actually want to spend all day arguing on the internet:

You need to remember how to empathize with people less privileged than you and think again.  Really, really think through all of the possibilities and events, and then decide whether you want to guilt trip people who are at a disadvantage.  Because so far as I'm concerned you're at the border of cruelty--so, I beg you, think again.

[AnalysisFailed]

I'm going to go ahead and ask for a copy, guilt or no.

Maybe when I get done with all of these exorbitant college fees I'll contribute back.

[Levi]

If someone genuinely can't afford to spend more then a penny/cent/whatever for 5 games, they should probably be saving that penny.  If it's actually costing any of the groups involved any cash, then it's quite frankly asshole behaviour, whether they allow it or not.

I do actually agree with your sarcasm on one level though.  If someone doesn't have the money for games then they shouldn't take advantage.  They should borrow the money, or preferably go and earn it.

I am going to say this one last time, because I don't actually want to spend all day arguing on the internet:

You need to remember how to empathize with people less privileged than you and think again.  Really, really think through all of the possibilities and events, and then decide whether you want to guilt trip people who are at a disadvantage.  Because so far as I'm concerned you're at the border of cruelty--so, I beg you, think again.

To be honest I think you are overreacting.  If there are no fees then my concern over the 1 cent donation thing is pretty much gone, but its still in poor taste for something that is supposed to be a charity.  1 cent is more of an insult more than anything else.  Lord Cooper is perfectly justified in what he said. 

Its not like 50 cents is that much more, but at least they make something out of it. 

[iceball3]

If someone genuinely can't afford to spend more then a penny/cent/whatever for 5 games, they should probably be saving that penny.  If it's actually costing any of the groups involved any cash, then it's quite frankly asshole behaviour, whether they allow it or not.

I do actually agree with your sarcasm on one level though.  If someone doesn't have the money for games then they shouldn't take advantage.  They should borrow the money, or preferably go and earn it.

I am going to say this one last time, because I don't actually want to spend all day arguing on the internet:

You need to remember how to empathize with people less privileged than you and think again.  Really, really think through all of the possibilities and events, and then decide whether you want to guilt trip people who are at a disadvantage.  Because so far as I'm concerned you're at the border of cruelty--so, I beg you, think again.

To be honest I think you are overreacting.  If there are no fees then my concern over the 1 cent donation thing is pretty much gone, but its still in poor taste for something that is supposed to be a charity.  1 cent is more of an insult more than anything else.  Lord Cooper is perfectly justified in what he said. 

Its not like 50 cents is that much more, but at least they make something out of it. 

You forget the advertising they get from us buying and discussing the games.

[FunctionZero]

If someone genuinely can't afford to spend more then a penny/cent/whatever for 5 games, they should probably be saving that penny.  If it's actually costing any of the groups involved any cash, then it's quite frankly asshole behaviour, whether they allow it or not.

I do actually agree with your sarcasm on one level though.  If someone doesn't have the money for games then they shouldn't take advantage.  They should borrow the money, or preferably go and earn it.

I am going to say this one last time, because I don't actually want to spend all day arguing on the internet:

You need to remember how to empathize with people less privileged than you and think again.  Really, really think through all of the possibilities and events, and then decide whether you want to guilt trip people who are at a disadvantage.  Because so far as I'm concerned you're at the border of cruelty--so, I beg you, think again.

To be honest I think you are overreacting.  If there are no fees then my concern over the 1 cent donation thing is pretty much gone, but its still in poor taste for something that is supposed to be a charity.  1 cent is more of an insult more than anything else.  Lord Cooper is perfectly justified in what he said. 

Its not like 50 cents is that much more, but at least they make something out of it.

There's also the other way to look at it. A double-sided charity, if you will. The Humble Indie Bundle also allows the poorer to get these games at a price they can actually afford.
I can't help but agree with Vector there.

[Vector]

[And here open the gates of heaven]

[lordcooper]

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