It's okay, it's okay, it can still be a joke, it's still is a joke. Someone just needs to laugh at itDaystar Clarion said:
Bethesda Says People Are Still Buying Horse Armor
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I remember when cool stuff was a reason to buy a game. Now games seem like an expensive platform to get expensive( not in the greater scheme of things, but smidges of digital content)content that seems cool.
Take Dead spaces skins dlc and prices, if this was 98 those would be nifty little unlocks for beating the game or cheat codes. Now Everything that goes above and beyond the bare bones of a title is thought of as luxurious and served a la carte. People buy dumb shit, they always have and the rest of us who don't waste our money on such thing have to stand back and wait a year for the goyt edition aka Complete edition so we can get the full experience without paying like 120 bucks.
Take Dead spaces skins dlc and prices, if this was 98 those would be nifty little unlocks for beating the game or cheat codes. Now Everything that goes above and beyond the bare bones of a title is thought of as luxurious and served a la carte. People buy dumb shit, they always have and the rest of us who don't waste our money on such thing have to stand back and wait a year for the goyt edition aka Complete edition so we can get the full experience without paying like 120 bucks.
*Raises hand* Guilty.
I'd buy that just for the ballsiness of the developers to sell it. Don't care the price, must reward something that damned goofy.swankyfella said:
so how many People bought this? Two people yesterday and three today? Well, "People are still buying the Horse Armor" then.
There have been some mods with optional Parts for people who have the horse armor. They get new and shinier horse armor.
There have been some mods with optional Parts for people who have the horse armor. They get new and shinier horse armor.
Yours isn't working? 3 works fine on my 7 PC.therandombear said:
Anyways, can't say I'm terribly surprised. Some people just really like visual upgrades.
*whistling while waiting for a 4 gig Oblivion retexture to download*
Haha. I didn't even know there were DLC's for Oblivion.
The joke grew so widespread that back in 2009, Bethesda celebrated the third anniversary of its release by cutting the price of every other Oblivion DLC release in half - and doubling the price of Horse Armor.
Fantastic!
I suppose this tells a story or two about the relationship of video games and consumers.
The joke grew so widespread that back in 2009, Bethesda celebrated the third anniversary of its release by cutting the price of every other Oblivion DLC release in half - and doubling the price of Horse Armor.
Fantastic!
I suppose this tells a story or two about the relationship of video games and consumers.
well it was the americans who changed it, armour is not pronounced arm or, so it should not be spelled as suchAbedeus said:
Y'know, speaking of Oblivion DLC, I hope Skyrim works like Oblivion and Fallout 3 did, where they gave you a great core game and made DLC as little expansion packs.
I don't want to pay $60 for the game at release that only has the 3-hour-long core storyline and you have to buy each city's quests individually for an extra $20 a pop or something ridiculous like that. I'm not too worried that Bethesda's going to screw us like that, but considering the trend of games these days, it's still a minor concern.
I don't want to pay $60 for the game at release that only has the 3-hour-long core storyline and you have to buy each city's quests individually for an extra $20 a pop or something ridiculous like that. I'm not too worried that Bethesda's going to screw us like that, but considering the trend of games these days, it's still a minor concern.