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1/19/2016 6:14:48 PM
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Oh is a unique weapon awarded to a guardian that suffered a major injury affecting your OCD? Really get some perspective mate.
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Wait a sec... you don't believe they developed the gun specifically for the sick patient, do you? At the time it was stated the patient received it before anyone else. Short version - the gun was made before anyone knew about the patient.
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[quote]Wait a sec... you don't believe they developed the gun specifically for the sick patient, do you? At the time it was stated the patient received it before anyone else. Short version - the gun was made before anyone knew about the patient.[/quote] Yeah but the good deed of giving it to him and him only made it more special.
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True... and not taking away from that but... the gun wound up being (for whatever reason) a developmental dead-end. The weird thing is they never removed it from the grimoire. I don't personally care about that, but there are people that make completion part of any game. They're into their medal scores and such, and to them, this IS a big deal.
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[quote]True... and not taking away from that but... the gun wound up being (for whatever reason) a developmental dead-end. The weird thing is they never removed it from the grimoire. I don't personally care about that, but there are people that make completion part of any game. They're into their medal scores and such, and to them, this IS a big deal.[/quote] No its not that big of deal. It's a tiny thing in a console game. I suggest you just let it go.
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You got the wrong guy. I'm not caught up in completionism, just explaining it.
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Read topic pls. Dont want the gun. I want te grimoire card. ;)
