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9/1/2011 4:24:06 PM
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Chapter Two "Famous Men & Marvels"
If anyone played through the first chapter and enjoyed it, and was considering buying the second chapter, buy it. The second chapter was a lot more fun in my opinion.
There's plenty of extra ships, aircrafts, submarines, plus more abilities. Even the story was better.
The missions were harder and took a lot more strategy. One of the levels was ridiculously hard.
So if people were holding on to their $1.99 to see if the second chapter was worth it, fear no more. It's definitely worth the cash.
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Serious question: how does an individual "jail breaking" their own device constitute stealing from anyone? Jailbreaking is simply gaining root access to the device so that you can run your own kernels, and the DMCA act of 2010 states fairly clearly if you paid for the device you can run whatever software you want on it. If I paid for the phone from an authorized retailer, and I pay my cellular provider every cent I owe them, and I pay for every piece of software I put on it that I don't write myself, how am I stealing from anyone if I change the OS it's running so I can customize a piece of hardware I own to my liking? Come on. If a guy buys a Dell running Win 7 and he reformats the drive and installs Linux that he paid for you wouldn't bat an eyelash. He bought the hardware, he bought the software he's putting on it. So what's the difference with a dang cellular phone or iPad? I own the hardware, I should be able to run whatever OS on it I want so long as I pay the cellular provider and anyone I obtain software from the money I owe them.
