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10/17/2014 6:40:33 PM
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So who would you blame if you wrecked your car because you weren't awake?
>implying you're old enough to drive, let alone own a vehicle
Sounds like you're dumb bro. Handle rare items, material or virtual, with care.
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Ya dude is dumb. Poor you guy.
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They actually put indentions that make loud noise in the shoulder of the road to awaken any sleepy drivers that happen to drive over it. PREVENTIVE MEASURES for falling asleep! Your argument is, well, void.
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You realize that vehicle developers are working towards preventative measures for wrecking a car by falling asleep at the wheel? Your analogy was pretty weak.
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[quote]You realize that vehicle developers are working towards preventative measures for wrecking a car by falling asleep at the wheel? Your analogy was pretty weak.[/quote] He was implying that OP shouldn't have done something if he wasn't prepared the do it.
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Edited by SubjectName: 10/17/2014 7:05:42 PMPoor analogy. If we had the technology to implement a system that prevented the car from being used by intoxicated or sleepy drivers, that was cheap, non-intrusive and could be added to every car in existence in a few hours, [b]we'd[/b] be the fools for not doing it. In Bungie's case, a fix for this problem is all of those things: quick and easy to do, effective, and not at all inconvenient to players. Thus, the fault is Bungie's for not doing it, especially when this is a well known issue in many other games that came before, who all largely put in the same preventative measures.
