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Arkitekt wrote...
Il Divo wrote...
Jayelle Janson wrote...
Even if this cupcake thing fails to have any impact at all, I can get to the end of the end of ME3 and think "Mmmm, cupcakes".
Imagine how awesome it would be if Shepard reached the giant elevator and we find out the Catalyst is actually a giant cupcake.
The cupcake is A LIE.
Aesieru wrote...
This is the reality of the world, the thought that no good deed goes unrewarded is false.
The thought that a corporation cares about anything other than its profit margin is also false. Now if acting or caring INCREASES the margin then sure they'll act like they do.
Qareen wrote...
The Razman wrote...
The real statement is if you don't give money to charity, but give money to this ... then you should be ashamed of yourself.
........
I should be ashamed of myself for buying someone a cupcake?
wow.
Aesieru wrote...
This is the reality of the world, the thought that no good deed goes unrewarded is false.
The thought that a corporation cares about anything other than its profit margin is also false. Now if acting or caring INCREASES the margin then sure they'll act like they do.
The Razman wrote...
Yes. Sure. This is a "gift".
Sure.
Modifié par Sousuke22, 26 mars 2012 - 11:22 .
Do you open your Christmas presents and find messages telling you how horrible you've been in with the gift?T-0pel wrote...
The Razman wrote...
Yes. Sure. This is a "gift".T-0pel wrote...
The Razman wrote...
No. False premise. We all spend money in our everyday lives, and we all spend money on charitable causes.
The real statement is if you don't give money to charity, but give money to this ... then you should be ashamed of yourself.
FFS why should I be ashamed of myself?! Since when is sending someone a gift considered something to be ashamed of?!
Sure.
What would you call it?
Dude you're so full of crap xDAesieru wrote...
This is the reality of the world, the thought that no good deed goes unrewarded is false.
The thought that a corporation cares about anything other than its profit margin is also false. Now if acting or caring INCREASES the margin then sure they'll act like they do.
Arkitekt wrote...
Aesieru wrote...
This is the reality of the world, the thought that no good deed goes unrewarded is false.
The thought that a corporation cares about anything other than its profit margin is also false. Now if acting or caring INCREASES the margin then sure they'll act like they do.
The cupcakes will be eaten by the developers, not the "corporation". I thought this was pretty damned obvious.
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Red Viking wrote...
Aesieru wrote...
Red Viking wrote...
Aesieru wrote...
DarkSpider88 wrote...
Aesieru wrote...
You guys make me cry.
You know this is like the sixth post I have seen from you. We understand you don't like the idea and we respect your opinion. Seriously though why keep coming back and trying to squash our good moods?
To everybody else don't respond to him
First off, to others.
NO ONE IS TROLLING THIS THREAD, people are just really baffled why you would be NICE to the PEOPLE who screwed you over if they AREN'T even SORRY in ANY CAPACITY.
As for why we're here, because we are bewildered and trying to get the message across.
Because being nice goes a long way.
NO IT DOESN'T
PEOPLE WILL SCREW YOU OVER FOR THE SMALLEST OF THINGS. It doesn't matter how nice you will or if you fricken talked them out of suicide, PEOPLE WILL SCREW YOU OVER if it benefits them or they have something better come along. It's not fun, it's not nice, it's not ideal, but it's common, and it's normal and no one gives a **** when they do.
The issue is that if someone screws you over, reinforcing their behavior DOES NOTHING GOOD.
Sounds like someone needs a cupcake.
Stanley Woo wrote...
Hey, The Razman. Please take it down a notch. What people choose to do with their own money is their own business... unless you want people going over your finances and castigating you for daring to purchase lunch instead of donating to a homeless shelter.
The Razman wrote...
Do you open your Christmas presents and find messages telling you how horrible you've been in with the gift?T-0pel wrote...
The Razman wrote...
Yes. Sure. This is a "gift".T-0pel wrote...
The Razman wrote...
No. False premise. We all spend money in our everyday lives, and we all spend money on charitable causes.
The real statement is if you don't give money to charity, but give money to this ... then you should be ashamed of yourself.
FFS why should I be ashamed of myself?! Since when is sending someone a gift considered something to be ashamed of?!
Sure.
What would you call it?
This ain't a gift. This is a message.
Stanley Woo wrote...
Hey, The Razman. Please take it down a notch. What people choose to do with their own money is their own business... unless you want people going over your finances and castigating you for daring to purchase lunch instead of donating to a homeless shelter.
Brutal1974 wrote...
Wouldn't it be cool if Bioware made an alternate ending. With the crew celebrating victory with CUPCAKES?
We have critiziced them to no end. And we will continue for that matter, because it's a serious issue to us. The critiques are harsh, logical and rational, but nonetheless harsh. Yes, it's an olive branch, because we haven't been conformist about the ending, nor have all cried about it and done nothing more. We have mobilized, we have spoken up, and it is easy to assume that some of the people at BioWare have been a bit upset for our reaction. Justifiable reaction, but it has damages in both ends.Aesieru wrote...
And as for forgiveness, if you forgive someone for something but they didn't ask for it or want it themselves, then it doesn't change their viewpoint. THEY HAVE TO ASK FOR IT, they have to want to repair the relationship, you trying to yourself WILL ALWAYS FAIL, because THEY BLEW IT UP.
Olive branches are extended to reconcile, but if the victim extends an olive branch it makes no rational sense.
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Modifié par Stanley Woo, 26 mars 2012 - 11:26 .
T-0pel wrote...
What would you call it?
:whistle:
[Post removed.]Modifié par Aesieru, 26 mars 2012 - 11:32 .
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