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Estella 3 year s ago
#7 Much like everything else of today, the sequel was a poorly put together dumpster fire, sold out on the alter of progressive appeasement and gender politics, proving the designers were more interested in being lauded on social media for "being brave" than making anything of quality. Ask any gamer you know. If they liked it, they're lying, and are just sucking up to the system that praises this ersatz garbage.
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Diah 3 year s ago
Shame Fallout 76 didn't get in as sh#ttiest pack of cr#p ever sold.
2. 'Entropia Universe' - Most Expensive In-Game Purchase
Since 2004, Entropia Universe has held the Guinness World Record for the most valuable virtual item purchased in a video game.
In 2005, Jon “NEVERDIE” Jacobs dropped $100,000 for an asteriod space resort they named Club Neverdie. And in November 2010, an unnamed player purchased Club Neverdie for $335,000.
In December 2010, SEE Digital Studios AB raised the stakes even further by purchasing Planet Calypso for a whopping $6 million. No one has since bothered to top the offer.
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Estella 3 year s ago
#7 Much like everything else of today, the sequel was a poorly put together dumpster fire, sold out on the alter of progressive appeasement and gender politics, proving the designers were more interested in being lauded on social media for "being brave" than making anything of quality. Ask any gamer you know. If they liked it, they're lying, and are just sucking up to the system that praises this ersatz garbage.
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Diah 3 year s ago
Shame Fallout 76 didn't get in as sh#ttiest pack of cr#p ever sold.