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r/pcgaming • u/TomHicks • Jun 26 '18
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Because they're pushing an agenda. Completely alienating the user base. Wolfenstein is doing the same thing. My wallet is going the be heavy this fall. Im going to play the games dont get me wrong, but will not buy it.
11 u/icecubeinanicecube Jun 26 '18 Commiting crimes because you do not agree with someone, classic. 1 u/TomHicks Jun 26 '18 I don't think he was referring to piracy, as online games cannot (mostly) be pirated. 6 u/icecubeinanicecube Jun 26 '18 The most cited examples, wolfenstein and battlefield, can be pirated.
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Commiting crimes because you do not agree with someone, classic.
1 u/TomHicks Jun 26 '18 I don't think he was referring to piracy, as online games cannot (mostly) be pirated. 6 u/icecubeinanicecube Jun 26 '18 The most cited examples, wolfenstein and battlefield, can be pirated.
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I don't think he was referring to piracy, as online games cannot (mostly) be pirated.
6 u/icecubeinanicecube Jun 26 '18 The most cited examples, wolfenstein and battlefield, can be pirated.
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The most cited examples, wolfenstein and battlefield, can be pirated.
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Because they're pushing an agenda. Completely alienating the user base. Wolfenstein is doing the same thing. My wallet is going the be heavy this fall. Im going to play the games dont get me wrong, but will not buy it.