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i preordered new world
i preordered new world
If I were Chris Roberts (and who would want to be?) I'd close the project down quietly one weekend and send every backer a t-shirt. "I bought Star Citizen & all I got was this lousy T-shirt". I'd appreciate that more than the game now.
Anyone who's spent more than $5k on pretend spaceships** would get a bonus: "Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!" printed on the back.
[**Disclaimer, I spent about £700 on pretend iRacing cars and tracks]
Hello, my name's Andrew and I'm five years clean. #ColdTurkeyHang your head in shame.
Pre-ordering games made sense when it was to reserve a physical copy of a game in your local store. Pre-ordering a digital copy of the game to get skins and early access is just insane.
Maybe because they can run out of physical copies of a popular title?Why is it acceptable for physical but not digital copies in your opinion?
Maybe because they can run out of physical copies of a popular title?
I didn't actually say it was acceptable..... I said it made more sense back in the days when stores might have run out of games on release day etc....Why is it acceptable for physical but not digital copies in your opinion?
Exactly. although it's obviously not an issue these days because everything can be got digitally.Maybe because they can run out of physical copies of a popular title?
I didn't actually say it was acceptable..... I said it made more sense back in the days when stores might have run out of games on release day etc....
Exactly. although it's obviously not an issue these days because everything can be got digitally.
You're saying buying physical copies made sense because it could sell out, only to acknowledge that it's no longer a thing in recent years.
I don't know what you're actually saying that's relevant to this topic regarding games being pre-ordered in modern times that are released in unfinished states.
I get in the 90s and early 2000s pre-ordering for a physical copies was a thing due to scarcity but most people will also agree that games from that era didn't have the sort of problems many have today. We didn't have a choice for digital copies back then.
I'm sorry I can't help you put the pieces together.
Pre-ordering games made sense when it was to reserve a physical copy of a game in your local store. Pre-ordering a digital copy of the game to get skins and early access is just insane.
The "made" kind of indicates I'm talking about the past.... I really didn't think my post needed to be dissected and explained.Hah
You never said you were talking about physical copies from decades ago
I really didn't think my post needed to be dissected and explained.
Oh look a clown.You didn't do a great job trying to explain, since putting the pieces together was quite difficult for you
Oh look a clown.
Delighted you learned something. Keep up the good work.uh oh, I've "made" him angry.
Delighted you learned something. Keep up the good work.