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Eh, it doesn’t ensure games get pirated. Games are pirated, no matter what platform they’re on

Wrong on so many levels. Myanmar is not the name anyone from Bruma would call it

the internet must have really improved there since I visited, you couldn’t even get dial up. By the way the country’s name is Burma, just ask anyone from there

Too strong to live? What the fuck are you on about?

An indie game costs about 5 to 15 dollars. This was a 60 dollar triple a game with promised features removed.

I kinda got the impression that it was ‘fuck you’, we had this symbol first, but we also like the eagle so we’ll use that now too.

That makes sense. I guess it’s just one of the well believed myths that it’s the inverse, there’s no reason why all cultures would have only had it one direction.

Goat simulator was nothing compared to it’s less well known predecessor: Goat Stimulator

Pre-ordering is a load of shite, generally there’s no incentive, maybe some cosmetic items to download. NMS is the perfect example of why not to pre-order. Actually it’s a perfect example of why not to trust early review either. Too many outlets gave an incomplete buggy game a fair to decent review. Had they spent…

Yeah I noticed that myself.

I couldn’t say one way or the other really. I just noticed a lot of clothing with them, it didn’t seem politically motivated, nor did anyone seem put out by them at all. You could be right though. It was an odd thing to see at first as you’d never see it in my part of the world

Grand, I’ll concede that, my knowlege of Germany pre WW2 wouldn’t be all that great. But the Nazis adopted it also. With the swaztika, it certainly suggest nazism.

Well just to put the argument to rest, I’ll stick with my original comment. That they were civilian cities. Now I know most historians will agree that these bombs ended the war quicker, but I just can’t agree with killing on that scale.

I’ve been in Russia, there’s a lot of Nazi skinheads. We have nationalists of a different type here, the vast majority don’t know the history of our own country, the Russian skinheads seems similar, angry young men

I’m not sure which post you’re replying to? The one where I had my pictures of Burma? I guess that theory is possible.  It was absolutely shocking the first time I saw it, a huge swaztika covering a red t-shirt, then I kept seeing it everywhere. It would be nice for a native to weigh in with an explanation

Hiroshima was bombed directly over the Shima Surgical Clinic, up to 146,000 civilians killed. Nagasaki, up to 80,000 killed of which 150 were soldiers and military personnel

I’m not sure if it’s a bad thing or not, I’d like to hear the Burmese reason for it. After all the swaztika is just the inverse of a symbol that’s been in most cultures

Collateral damage, call it what you will. They were dropped in the centre of cities, not on the industrial areas

Yes, but this being the 11 years war and the New Model Armys campaign, separate to the English war. Although, if they taught it in your school good on them. Most of my English friends don’t know of Cromwells more nefarious deeds. I just think it’s interesting how history is different from country to country. A villain…