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11/18/2014 7:44:57 PM
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I like it. You always hear people say (well it's in the game) but it's obviously not how it was intended. I like the challenge. It's fun.
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Modificato da premo253: 12/21/2014 2:10:36 PMMy only retort to that is you cannot blame the gamers for programming. If it was not intended to be played that way, the programmers failed to do their job.
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If the wall separating Mexico and America had a hole in it, and Mexicans crossed it illegally, who is to blame? The Mexicans for doing something they knew they probably shouldn't. Or the Americans for not being perfect.
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Truthfully America. There have been multiple journalists that have shown evidence of holes in fences or whole sections of fences missing. And yet they are not fixed. If you had a hole fence in your fence in your house and dogs kept getting into your yard and pooping on your lawn, yet you did not fix the fence. You don't accept any responsibility?
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This is getting too philosophical. Let's just agree to disagree?
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Fair enough. Have a good day.
