Halsy

Best intro for the best cartoon show of all time! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPJ0H1N1ASg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjWhDLbr3MA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Zfti7b31rs

I just felt like posting some stuff that's going on in my head. So this is really just for me. You can dig it like a spigot if you like however. It's groovy like a drive-in movie, baby.

That makes me dearly hope there are encounters where perception and resolve are entirely useless and the only way to plow through it is put your fist in it. Talk is cheap. Whiskey costs money.

What about a rock? Can I fall in love with a rock? Because than I could be Romancing the Stone!

Sir Stabalot. Lord Hackenchop, things of that nature. In FPS' I prefer titles like 'Bill from Accounting', 'Dave from Shipping'. Edit: OP get off your high horse. Appropriate is whatever the player deems it to be. Just because you don't like it doesn't make it wrong, much less stupid. It just makes you the non-fun person with a large stick inserted firmly up their rectum.

Checked the backer portal just now and it showed my key, which I redeemed successfully on GoG, but received no email to indicate that my copy was now redeemable. I don't know if that's just slow emails going out or indicative of a larger problem but I thought I'd bring it to Obsidian's attention, as this may potentially cause some confusion, not to mention anger as well. If I receive a notice later on I'll update when it arrived.

I've always been a fan of Public Enemy so I've never believed the hype.

The game has been delayed a year. I don't think it's untoward for any backer to ask to have their copy unlocked now. This is just another of many reasons why I'm now done with crowdfunding.

The massive amount of sales Steam does is anti-consumerist? There's not much anti-consumerist about Steam beyond its terrible customer support. I'd say the indefensible difference in regional pricing is just about as anti-consumerist as it gets. GoG does that particular one so much better, by offering you a coupon worth whatever you pay in excess, that you can redeem on your next purchase. Just think about it, some people cannot pay as much for games as most of us can. Now steam could sell them the games for the same price as to everyone else, but in those countries games would be for the elite only. So its not that we pay more, its they pay less. In my book thats very much pro consumer. Anti consumer would be abusing that and getting the games for the cheaper price and hurting the guys making the games with that. The real problem is that we cannot buy some games in germany even though we are mature and they do block the activation of those games here. Sophistry. I currently live in Canada. So, where's my 20% regional pricing difference? Or 25% from Europe? Or 50% if it's coming from Britain? We do pay more for most things because we can. Clearly you're unfamiliar with entities like Pricing Boards. You know why milk is so expensive? Because they charge us based on what we can pay. Same with Maple Syrup and all manner of things. Did you know just before Al Capone got busted he actually bought a dairy farm because he realized the markup on dairy was greater than it was on booze. In fact, he famously said, 'We've been in the wrong racket all along!' and a racket it is. Did you know there's a 'strategic maple syrup reserve'? Seriously And it's legal. They hold back millions of gallons of the stuff in order to inflate prices. A few years back the mob was actually stealing the stuff to sell on the black market - Google it if you don't believe me. So, why then should we have to pay more for the exact same product? It's a virtual product. People cross border shop for better deals all the time. So why not on the internet? Actually you can, if it's coming from China. I order a lot of stuff from China directly these days because I get it for about 1/10th of the price I do here and I get it with free expedited shipping - something you don't get in Canada from the US or Europe. Yet, I'm supposed to pay $60 or $70 for a video game just because I can? That doesn't sound like any Free Market I've ever heard of. The Free Market is the best product and/or service for the lowest possible price. So where is this exactly? Why do the corporations get to benefit from this and not us? Because it cuts into their bottom line? Because then they'd only make reasonable profits instead of insane ones? GabeN is a billionaire there guy. He doesn't need our money but he sure seems to enjoy forcing us to give it to him. Take our business somewhere else then? Where? Where else? Uplay? Origin? Or any other digital delivery service that has terms DICTATED by publishers that amount the same anti-consumerist policies and practices? Show me where this magical digital distributor exists and I'll go there and buy from them Telling consumers what they may or may not do with their purchase, or worse still, how they're allowed to purchase it, is as anti-consumerist as you get.

Agreed. I don't see why we can't DL it separately and just keep in on a USB key or disc or the like if it's DRM free anyway. That's one of the reasons I backed it on KS.

I was going to ask what Bloodborne is. It's a console game? Who cares?

I'm the one on the right.

GoG because I don't like the Valve's anti-consumerist policies.

Australians are weirdos who say things like bonza and oath. And do be that guy! Be him! In fact, be, all that you can be, when you do it, in the Army.

Oh that is not bad it is not. Thanks.

It's not the size. It's the frequency. Stabba.... stabba.... stabba....