Ok, yes, so, and, that is?

Which is of course what everyone wan’ts to know. There’s been no news about that, and I doubt there will be. It’s private.

I’ve had GW2 for two years and the only money I’ve ever spent on it is the cash I put down for the client. I don’t purchase microtransactions, and I don’t pay subscriptions to play games. The last subscription I paid for a game was either Asheron’s Call or Dark Ages of Camelot, I don’t remember which. After that, I…

Technically, it’s your loss. Financially, I mean. It’s your decision to continue flushing money down that MMO-subscription toilet.

I have no such problem. The last MMO I paid a subscription for was Asheron’s Call...or was it Dark Age of Camelot?

Eh, whatever.

You’re right! That’s a huge part of it.

If nothing you can buy affects your ability to defeat other players, it is not Pay to Win. Nothing you can buy in the game affects PvP or WvW, it’s all PvE, save for finishers, which are entirely cosmetic.

Nope, not at all. There are booster packs and such that aid the player in PvE, but nothing you can buy in the store gives you an advantage during PvP or WvW. Almost everything in the store is a PvE booster or aesthetic/novelty item.

As for how the game can stay afloat, I’d say you vastly underestimate how much money…

Just because a game is F2P does not meant that it is also pay to win. The two are separate and not reliant on each other.

If only it was free to play, I’d probably be playing it. Ah, well. Back to Guild Wars 2!

This must have been a lot of work. I mean, a lot! God damn.

It’s not a mod, it’s a trainer. It’s an application that runs alongside the game that gives you cheats and powers you wouldn’t ordinarily have. It doesn’t actually alter any of the game’s content, so = not a mod.

STILL AWESOME THOUGH!

And where, exactly, would a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle go to get a tattoo over his whole arm? That’s a multi-trip job. He’d have had to go back 5 or 6 times for a tat that size. And it would cost a couple grand.

I take you haven’t spent much time in Japan. It was more a joke about Japanese culture than this particular Taco Bell.

The Japanese are all about customer service. They go to amazing lengths to ensure customer satisfaction, putting up with untold abuse and going to levels of congeniality and service that you will…

Because liability. Because their lawyers are terrified of being sued by anyone for anything, and so their fear translates into fucking stupidity.

Only the Japanese wold staff twice as many people as necessary for a taco restaurant.

“Amazon” is a platform, now?

I’d have no problem with that as long as it didn’t do it too much.

If this were a real game, the camera mechanics would piss me the fuck off.

To the point where I wouldn’t/couldn’t play it.

For this and many other reasons, this is why I use an ISP that has no bandwidth cap. Unless you live out in the fucking boondocks, there is no reason to be a customer of Comcast or any other huge conglomerate ISP. Do some research and find some smaller ISPs that service your area, and sign up with them.

I live in the…

What reason could you possibly have to censor the twitter account name?