Per the article, it wasn't a pirated game though, it was used. That's the issue here.
They can be ban happy with pirates if they want, but banning people from being able to just swap games in real life is fuckin dumb.
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Right, but in the context of the original clip, we're talking about refusing them
Hypothetically, if you were in charge of screening immigrants, what kind of culture would you refuse?
Oh really, you don't see anything racist or xenophobic about taking refugees from white skinned countries, but refusing ones from dark skinned countries?
Unwritten rule: you will die in the game. Some players take great offense to this, and they are absolutely not fun to play with. They are a minority though, most people are pretty chill.
Did your boss get a cookie? Or did they get two, and they didnt share with you...
I like to think it's a holdover from when the hmg had less ammo. Lots of folks liked to treat it like a marksman rifle. I remember at least one youtube channels that had a 'tip' to slow down the firerate.
Personally, for all the mgs, I always sit at the middle speed for engagements, and bump it up if enemies start to get too close. The accuracy you get from less recoil is good for longer ranges. Except for stalwart, that one's always at max speed, it's just too fun :)
1.01 with the bundle, if you claim the free one first
Basically, yes
It's politician speak for 'hey it's okay to run over people who are anti-ice/trump'.
Technically, yeah there's a case for self defense if your life is in danger. No one's really denying that. If you flip the script though, and let's say it was a group of proud boys protesting something, I'd bet you real world money he'd suddenly be against running over protesters. That is the issue here.
...okay what does rug pull mean in this context, cause all I think of is cryptocurrency
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I can't think of a single console that normalized banning people for buying used games...except for switch 2. Wanna give some examples?