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6/11/2016 1:22:52 AM
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The move is smart from a business standpoint. But, being a 17, trying to find a first job with no resume and being raised with two siblings by a single mom fighting a deadly disease while trying to put food on the table makes it very tough to afford a newer console. I like the move, but I know I'll be affected by it. [spoiler]what I say about me is true, but i know the current gen "i think I'm better than everyone" people will troll so yeah.[/spoiler]
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I applaud you!
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Sell your console and take care of your family.
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Yeah sounds like you have bigger problems than being able to afford gaming my friend. You should get a job to support your mom and siblings. Unfortunately that's the current state of America. People have to work more for less and put education aside.
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My brother and I built a fence and put our money together to buy a PS4 when it came out. We also bought a separate controller, Battlefield 4, and PS plus for a month. It's not too hard to go looking for odd jobs and putting together some cash.
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Go start a GoFundMe page. You've clearly got a decent sob story, so I think you'd be able get a few hundred dollars from other people who feel bad for you.
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Not a sob story, but glad to see your the typical person that I refered to c:
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That is a legitimate way to raise the money, people do it all the time... No need to get upset.
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I know, my mom doesn't like to draw attention to the whole ordeal, it stresses her, which I fully understand.
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Fair enough.
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it's sad that you probably wont be able to enjoy the DLC but it is the right move for the game.
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Yeah, imma do my best to get money to afford it, but I can't say I hate the move just because I can't play it
