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[hellsjarhead]

FERMi27 wrote...

This thread is beyond hilarious. Have you ever thought, OP, that people outside of US play games too?

The rest of the world is just made up of war torn countries whos citizens live in caves. *thought process of OP* lol

[Alexius]

FERMi27 wrote...

This thread is beyond hilarious. Have you ever thought, OP, that people outside of US play games too?

Cut him some slack... At least the OP knows BioWare is from Canada.

[leeboi2]

We have to run down to the local well 10 miles away first to get some water for our five brothers and sisters, then hundreds of us pack onto one tiny bus to go into the closest town over 100 miles away, then we catch a train to the capital, where we climb into a tiny one engined plane. We then fly to the ONLY civilised country in the world, the USA of course; where we pick up our copy of the game, then we fly home.

[KevClynes]

Lol the op made me laugh. Basically I go to amazon, add to cart, payment and then the item arrives at my door. Not sure what kind of process you were imagining people 'overseas' go through.

[hellsjarhead]

leeboi2 wrote...

We have to run down to the local well 10 miles away first to get some water for our five brothers and sisters, then hundreds of us pack onto one tiny bus to go into the closest town over 100 miles away, then we catch a train to the capital, where we climb into a tiny one engined plane. We then fly to the ONLY civilised country in the world, the USA of course; where we pick up our copy of the game, then we fly home.

You think thats rough? We have to order our copy of ME3 from the only Canadian game retailer who is actually just one guy sitting inside of a igloo who uses a cup with a string attached to it as a phone. We then have to travel hundreds of miles by way of dog sled in -35 degree weather eventually our dogs give out and we have to travel the rest of the way using snow shoes well wearing the pelts of bears we kill along the way. When we finally make it to the retailer we also need to buy another dog sled to make the return trip, the trip in itself can cost upwards of 1000 Canadian dollars which are actually made out of frozen clumps of maple syrup. When we finally arrive home to our igloo we  then have to power up our gaming consoles by constantly running on a tredmill which powers our house well playing the game.

[FERMi27]

The poor clueless bastard just got heavily trolled lol. I've now understood, who was Sovereign referring to by his famous words:

Rudimentary creatures of blood and flesh. You touch my mind, fumbling in ignorance, incapable of understanding.

Modifié par FERMi27, 02 mars 2012 - 03:17 .

[CmndrFisher]

RainyDayLover wrote...

I'm from Canada, but I don't know anyone who's a gamer (well, aside from the CoD bunch) let alone someone who plays Mass Effect. :/

~waves~ "over here, over here!!...I'm Canadian and a gamer and I don't play CoD.  You are not alone!