Is that not what we were talking about?
You are right though, a consumer or "fan" of media is entitled to a quality product well made. Although what that might look like might vary from person to person.
This, pretty much. Fans aren't owed anything really. At least in so much as if the entertainment they consume does not live up to their lofty expectations, the creator is not obligated to "fix" it or fine tune it to their whims.
Also I believe Lindsey Elis did a video that relates to this,
Well I can't help you there. I've never heard "on line" being used in place of "in line." My first instinct is to assume that it's just a select group of people using the term incorrectly.
Diablo II maybe, but the other 2 are unlikely to go to GoG since they are getting remastered and the original Starcraft can be downloaded from the Blizzard store.
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