How could you make that comment while sporting a Hank Hill avatar and name?
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It’s ironic because they bashed video game characters because they are designed to look like various people in hollywood.
I find her comments incredibly ironic considering the fashion industry is all: “want to look like ‘x’ celebrity?! then buy this outfit I designed! trust me, wearing turtlenecks and having a blazer hanging off your shoulders are soo in right now. you can look just like Kim K!”
Lets just be happy that Ethan correctly added pictures this time.
What do you expect from a guy like Ethan?
Sorry, Ethan’s alternate account.
Don’t see anything.
What a surprise, a Pokemon game based on the first generation game which came out in the 90s has a lot of people in the age demographic who would have grown up playing the 1st gen game. A Pokemon game where it’s beneficial to own a personal vehicle (typically people 18+) so you can drive to popular spots to collect…
If only there was some kind of article or articles on the internet that explain how the formula is shaken up. hmmm... if only...
Easy, Dark Fart
It’s quite amazing how you don’t know how there’s a difference between the definition of fraud and the legal definition of fraud. You were trying so hard to be pedantic and prove the legal definition but ignore everything else.
It’s amazing how a good chunk of the reasons why you said food stamp fraud is fraud can be applied to EA. Allow the real world to explain it since you obviously don’t care to listen: “The impact of the theft of virtual currency can be significant for the gaming companies in terms of lost revenue, and may potentially…
The coins are not theirs as they did not earn them. Coins convert to real $. They are deceiving the system. You don’t need to be able to think to be deceived. It doesn’t just apply to humans. Read the definition of what deception is. The common theme here is that you are bad at knowing what words mean.
Your example is not the same in the slightest.
What are you talking about? the servers can be deceived and it is explained in the article. coins are provided when you fulfill certain criteria in the game and are rewarded with coins. by having a tool that makes the server THINK you legitimately earned the coins, but didn’t, and you still receive coins, that’s fraud.
Fraud: wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain
You don’t understand comparisons. Obviously.
Are you really asking this question? Would it be a crime? Probably not or if it was no one would care because you’re not making profit off of it or screwing up the in-game economy.