Ah the C64... My brother had the one in the middle I was only ickle when I first discovered playing cassette tape computer games on this machine. A time when you could begin loading a game and leave the computer for up to 20 minutes while it continued to beep ...
I 'd still rather pay a subscription for a triple A mmo, it just feels more of an investment as a consumer of the product. If I don 't particularly care about a game, playing it for free is better for me, but if I feel that about a game, ...
I think there is both an element of truth and fallacy to this statement. It does make us much better at it . r n r nI live in a country were firearms are so rare I 've only seen a real gun about four times in my life and ...
I feel there has been an negative shift in what mmos are for over the last decade. Originally when I began playing mmos things took a long time, usually because of slow progression, punishing death recovery or very rare and random drops. Over time this has evolved into quick progression ...
Probably not, but with the changes in EULA agreements prohibiting class action lawsuits, it is far cheaper for the individual to accept the loss of a few dollars than try and fund a legal battle to get it back with the possibility of losing to EA 's legal team.
That 's not an EA flaw, it 's an industry one. Sadly it works because everyone else does it, so there is never a shortage of talented people to rehire.
