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@ThisArmyStud said:

Wow. Just wow. You don't have enough special treatment, parades, and entitlements already? Go cry a river and grow up.

This just in: a parade makes up for being actively discriminated against by your community and the government while occasionally having to fear for your life from bigots.

what the fuck

Planetside without the screw ups

The horror stories are completely blown out of proportion by people who are incapable of accepting that there's more than Steam for digital download services. The worst thing is something you can completely avoid. The forum bans having an impact on game access is probably the worst aspect of the EA service and you don't really need to post on the EA forums. Anyway, I don't think you'd want to because they're awful.

The Origin client itself has less system resource usage than Steam by quite a bit and you never really use it for anything other than buying games. The friends list in Origin is different than BF3's friend list, for example. They offer you the ability to import from Origin. You can pretty much just ignore the client.

@me3639 said:

Young people of today will never realize how special Nov. and Dec. once were. Family gatherings and caring for others as been tossed in the trash by sheep who worship sales, Kardashians, and other useless forms of life. It is sad beyond explanation.

posts on internet forum about videogames about the horrors of materialism

If you mean you got it at a midnight release on the first day I didn't know there were any non-limited editions at that point. Pretty much the entire first run of boxes were Limited Edition and the downloadable versions had a while where they counted as Limited Edition as well.

Winner: Dragon Age II

Runner Up: Brink

Die Abe Blow Three

The story of the Elder Scrolls games are often more in what the player knows than what the character could know. If you've played most of the games and paid attention to the books and back story you walk away with a lot of details about the world that go deeper than most, if not all, games. Things that would escape your notice like the nature of what Alduin is or the nature of his death. Both of these questions bring up possibilities that require knowledge beyond what the game character in these games realizes. Vivec is a good example of this, he has knowledge beyond what the character has and in ways, such as 36 Lessons of Vivec, gives allegorical stories to guide the Nerevarine to defeating Dagoth Ur. Most people would pick these up and see them as nonsensical poems without looking through them all but the book lays out lots of stuff about Morrowind, Vivec, Nerevar and the Elder Scrolls series in general.

The personal story is going to be a bit odd because of the freedom given the character but the story surrounding the player character is always interesting. For example, the possible nature of the Dragonborn being an avatar of Talos, or Talos's ascendency to godhood and its effect on Altmeri beliefs. There's lots to be discovered in the Elders Scrolls.

That fucking sucks