On February 25 2011 10:27 jalstar wrote: If you want to save money with these types of games, don't want to pirate, and don't mind the console version, I recommend renting and paying late fees until you've beaten the game. (usually takes me 2 weeks of real life time) That's what I did for Fallout: New Vegas, ended up only paying $20-$25 instead of $60.
or you could just cough up $50 for the experience of a lifetime and be able to play it until you get old and pass it off to your grandchildren to experience what epic gaming was like in year 2011
On February 25 2011 10:27 jalstar wrote: If you want to save money with these types of games, don't want to pirate, and don't mind the console version, I recommend renting and paying late fees until you've beaten the game. (usually takes me 2 weeks of real life time) That's what I did for Fallout: New Vegas, ended up only paying $20-$25 instead of $60.
or you could just cough up $50 for the experience of a lifetime and be able to play it until you get old and pass it off to your grandchildren to experience what epic gaming was like in year 2011
If I want to get it for my grandchildren I'll get the ultimate edition with every expansion and DLC for $20 lol.
the sad thing is, I refuse to buy starcraft 2 until I can get it on sale for $20 or less as I bum off my roommate's SC2 account but I'd happily be able to dish out $50 bucks for this
On February 25 2011 10:27 jalstar wrote: If you want to save money with these types of games, don't want to pirate, and don't mind the console version, I recommend renting and paying late fees until you've beaten the game. (usually takes me 2 weeks of real life time) That's what I did for Fallout: New Vegas, ended up only paying $20-$25 instead of $60.
or you could just cough up $50 for the experience of a lifetime and be able to play it until you get old and pass it off to your grandchildren to experience what epic gaming was like in year 2011
If I want to get it for my grandchildren I'll get the ultimate edition with every expansion and DLC for $20 lol.
Games from not even 20 years ago aren't being produced anymore. Can't exactly rely on being able to buy a game in 10+ years from now.
On February 25 2011 10:27 jalstar wrote: If you want to save money with these types of games, don't want to pirate, and don't mind the console version, I recommend renting and paying late fees until you've beaten the game. (usually takes me 2 weeks of real life time) That's what I did for Fallout: New Vegas, ended up only paying $20-$25 instead of $60.
or you could just cough up $50 for the experience of a lifetime and be able to play it until you get old and pass it off to your grandchildren to experience what epic gaming was like in year 2011
If I want to get it for my grandchildren I'll get the ultimate edition with every expansion and DLC for $20 lol.
then what's the point of renting it for like $20 when you can just get the ultimate edition? lol
On February 25 2011 10:27 jalstar wrote: If you want to save money with these types of games, don't want to pirate, and don't mind the console version, I recommend renting and paying late fees until you've beaten the game. (usually takes me 2 weeks of real life time) That's what I did for Fallout: New Vegas, ended up only paying $20-$25 instead of $60.
or you could just cough up $50 for the experience of a lifetime and be able to play it until you get old and pass it off to your grandchildren to experience what epic gaming was like in year 2011
If I want to get it for my grandchildren I'll get the ultimate edition with every expansion and DLC for $20 lol.
then what's the point of renting it for like $20 when you can just get the ultimate edition? lol
New + every expansion is like 80 or 90 dollars. Renting + waiting for the GOTY edition is like 40. not hard math
On February 25 2011 11:34 lastmotion wrote: the sad thing is, I refuse to buy starcraft 2 until I can get it on sale for $20 or less as I bum off my roommate's SC2 account but I'd happily be able to dish out $50 bucks for this
Talking about money, it comes down to the gamer. I wouldn't pay more than 30$ for an article of clothing but id happily shove 80$ over for a collector's edition of most games.
On March 01 2011 05:12 Overpowered wrote: I fear it would be too Oblivionish, but I am looking forward to this very much. However, D3 is still first game on my "wish" list
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