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Post by DamagingRob on May 14, 2014 1:06:24 GMT
Heh. I don't have that problem. Although, I wouldn't say you don't own it. You could always disconnect your system from the internet, and never hook it back up. They'd have no way to disable it, then, would they?  |
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Post by forceecho on Jun 15, 2015 5:47:46 GMT
Heh. I don't have that problem. Although, I wouldn't say you don't own it. You could always disconnect your system from the internet, and never hook it back up. They'd have no way to disable it, then, would they? I paid probably like 10 bucks max for Old World Blues, a Fallout New Vegas add on that was longer and more enjoyable than most actual full games. Same for Lair of the Shadow Broker in ME2, Minerva's Den for Bioshock 2, Wolfenstein the Old Blood, etc. Bunch of great DLC out there. |
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Post by DamagingRob on Jun 15, 2015 21:53:48 GMT
But then there's also a bunch of shit that's overpriced, for the amount of content you're getting. Which was pretty much the whole point, not that there isn't any good DLC.
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Post by forceecho on Jun 18, 2015 3:08:58 GMT
But then there's also a bunch of shit that's overpriced, for the amount of content you're getting. Which was pretty much the whole point, not that there isn't any good DLC. Well yeah, no shit. That's like saying that there exists bad, overpriced video games. It's a part of any medium to have bad, overpriced, shitty content. Like a wise man once said, "90% of everything is crap". |
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