MajorD wrote on Feb 3, 2013, 13:43:
Please!! Does 'Tiny Tina' offend midgets too…….or should I say 'Height Challenged' people?
While on the subject; I never understood, and still don't, why it is considered derogatory to call somebody from the ‘Orient’ an ‘Oriental’. ‘Asian’ encompasses people from Afghanistan to Yemen. From what I’ve been told and understand, it is only in North America that calling some an ‘Oriental’ is considered derogatory. //shakes head
In fifty years we’ll all have vaginas!!!
Yakubs wrote on Feb 29, 2012, 09:56:
Downloadable content? What a great feature for players to enjoy. I for one would enjoy it even more if it came out on Day 1 and cost at least ten dollars.
And who wouldn't want DRM built into their retail copy of the game?
Verno wrote on Feb 17, 2012, 10:29:briktal wrote on Feb 17, 2012, 10:21:Cutter wrote on Feb 17, 2012, 10:03:
Most anticipated game of 2012? LOL! Thanks BiowarEA I needed that laugh.
Why not BiowEAr?
Edit: It did win that award at the VGAs, as little as that means.
Diablo 3 is coming out this year and the VGAs are kinda hilarious man, pretty sure they've given awards to games barely even released yet. The ME games get big press but the sales figures are usually fairly tame compared to most of the big name AAA franchises. Hell I wouldn't be surprised if that new Bioshock game outsold ME3.
Yakubs wrote on Jan 15, 2012, 17:20:
lol @ people declining to buy ME3 because of Origin (rather than because it's yet another retard-friendly BioWare game) and then going back to playing their Steam library.
"Good will"
That's a flimsy-ass excuse for pledging allegiance to a single digital delivery service and pretending like you're not buying into blatant DRM.
Yakubs wrote on Jan 15, 2012, 17:20:no, it's straight up voting with your feet. Steam has DRM, true. but it's DRM that is nonintrusive, non-spyware, and nonmalfunctioning. in short, it's consumer-friendly.
lol @ people declining to buy ME3 because of Origin (rather than because it's yet another retard-friendly BioWare game) and then going back to playing their Steam library.
"Good will"
That's a flimsy-ass excuse for pledging allegiance to a single digital delivery service and pretending like you're not buying into blatant DRM.