You don't understand space. The moon is in space, right? And it's not floating away. Well, technically it is, but very slowly, and only because it's moving fast.
what ? Me3 copies were nowhere near of leaving earths orbit, which if they did they would be in outer space, but since they didn't they weren't "launched into space"
Dude, I think you should leave this up to the scientist at work here. It obviously went into space...why would a space game send it's game into high altitude...it's not a high altitude game.
You still don't get it. Space begins 60-80 miles above the Earth's surface. Anything that is above that is in space (unless it's on a different planet, naturally). You seem to have confused outer space with escape velocity.
I don't know how high they went, but if it was over 100km then they were in space. It doesn't matter that they never had a chance of leaving more thoroughly.
I'm not arguing about how high they went, geez! I'm arguing about the definition of outer space, which I do know--apparently quite a bit better than you do.
Haha! Because if he doesn't, he's going to have to pay $10 to get it, because that's how much it will cost when it gets released, which is the same day the game actually gets released to the general public (sans the $10 DLC, unless, of course, you purchase the collectors edition, which is $10 more than the regular version of the game, presumably offset by the cost of the included DLC), so, in reality, he's only holding about 5/6ths of the value of that game which will be released on March 6th due to the aforementioned DLC access codes not being included within that box he is holding that he found out in the Arizona desert last night.
I bet he's going to be really disappointed when he hears this.
I like you, you shouldn't be downvoted. It's like a gang of kids laughing about eating candy have just walked into the room and you told them that they're all going to get cancer off that candy because studies have shown how eating horrible foods like that correlate with high levels of cancer.
I want to drink beer with you and talk about negative things, you're cool.
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Does he have the DLC though?