psymon100, When was that user last online ... and when did you sign up? Interesting. If this is your real account as you declared, then how can my former posting under psymon100 possibly have any significance to you, unless of course you do have an established account? (or someone's told you, even then why mention it? is this supposed to be threatening? i certainly don't feel threatened, but what's the dealio?)
I don't pretend that's not a formeraccount of mine, psymon100 - retired now. I have pm'd many people declaring that was my former account, so there's lots of ways you could have learned this. No worries! What I haven't done, is operated two or more accounts simultaneously for nefarious purposes. Benign comedic purposes yes, nefarious no.
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Avoid? Not at all. You just said something ridiculous, you're not even considering where the damaged discs end up, and what actions of recourse are available for that human. Anyway some of the response already exists:
I'm not those other people (1) but even if I was Timster what's your point?
Generally speaking a pc game preorderer is stuck with the game.(2)
A case and manual has value? So that means all the digital pc game price examples are of less value than the console versions. (3)
A buyer of a disc only game get more savings. A seller of damages discs gets a bad rep and could get banned from ebay.(4)
The Best Buy console version buyer is getting the manual, case and disc which as you said: adds value.(5a) Of course the console buyer can trade game in for A LOT more than $2.
The end price is what truly matters.(6)
1) oh i don't have a point :D
2) post 301 & many others
3) yes ... well ... pc games cost less day-1, if something costs less it has less value, yes. i am 100% ok with this :D
4) post 422. & this: explain in full the actions for recourse a buyer of a bad discs has. cite examples, are there situations where people have got all their money back after receiving bad discs? are there statistics on success of this? make a convincing case, i've made mine. i haven't told you, but i've told cranler - i used to buy/sell games. I have bought a bad game before, not through ebay, but trademe - I had no actions of recourse. I ended up getting the disc resurfaced at my expense - i didn't get what i paid for from the buyer. not that anecdotal evidence is evidence i'm not pretending that, i mention that because i know in advance the answer to the question regarding actions of recourse the buyer of bad discs has, and the likelihood of success getting money back.
5a) has value, but remember - in the first instance you pay more for it on consoles ... and you get a bit more like a manual ... really it's about equal value, innit? makes sense too because the console game is worth less without the manual, the pc game is worthless without being a 'redeemable key' or equivalent. 5b) depends on lots of things but generally yes, but that doesn't make cranler right about the day-1 price being equal. or about 48 being less than 50. look i know all the compromises, post 301 and others.
6) yes as established many times in this thread - pc is the best for that.
hey now listen, if you're actually one of my old cronies playing a bit of joke on me & the rest of the sw gamespotters, sincerely - you do a very convincing Cranler. if you are, i hope all is well in your life (whoever you are - haha, sentiment to the whole gang anyways), and you remember all the laughs we had - we shared them every day for ages man it was good. sorry things didn't work out. remember all the supernovas? god that was great.
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