Scizophrenic Llama said:
ImprovizoR said:
Next time I want to buy a used Mercedes, I'll call official Mercedes dealership to ask them if they're gonna cut my brakes if I don't give them a piece of that action.
This is fuckin' stupid. Stop punishing gamers already. This kind of behavior can only increase piracy.
Or you could, you know, buy the game new and actually support the developer? Rather than the, "Fuck you, I want to buy your game at a cheaper price, and not let any of the money go back to you, and you're a piece of shit for wanting to make a profit off of the sale of one of your games." attitude you've got going now.
I don't get why people are all up in arms about this. RAGE is going to be a massive game by the way all of the news stories seem to say about it, if it's a good game it'll be worth the money to buy it new. If you really want to save money and buy it used, then you're paying for a lesser experience. I see no issue in this.
You really want to blame somebody: Blame GameStop for not giving a portion of their 100% gain on a used game being sold back to the developers.
No offense intended, but I suspect you're one of the fortunate gamers who can usually find that $60 bucks to spend on a game. Myself, and many others, on the other hand, have to save money for weeks, if not months, to be able to afford a shiney new game.
For those of us barely making it month to month, scurrying to pay rent and keep the power on, used games is often times the only legal avenue we have to get our favorite newest release.
So no, sir, it has nothing at ALL do with with the supposed "Fuck you, I want to buy your game at a cheaper price, and not let any of the money go back to you, and you're a piece of shit for wanting to make a profit off of the sale of one of your games" attitude you accused us poorer gamers of having. I would love to be able to throw my money at Bioware and what-have-you, but unless i'd rather not eat that month, I have to give it to game stop.
So please stop being a self-righteous jackass, please, and try to understand that not everyone has the means to buy shrink-wrapped copies all the time.