Just because there's a variable declaration doesn't mean it's actually going to be enabled on the site. It's most likely just leftovers from other sites they're using their cms on.
My most recent console was the SNES. Of course, I respect certain companies for being more console oriented and releasing titles that from time to time, are masterpieces, but I cannot overcome the fact that a large portion of console users very often give the impression they are human meat husks, waiting to be fed simple, straightforward action, regardless the genre. Hey, this is a puzzle game, press Up to walk forward and X to solve it! Great! Look, an adventure game. Look around for anything glowing, sparkling, having arrows pointing at it - it's the item you're looking for. Charming.
So, after reading through the whole article, there's unfortunately a quote I can't manage to shake off: "Destiny knows you're tired, impatient, and distracted. [Players] don't want to work hard. They don't want to read. They don't want to go to the Internet to figure out our bullshit."
What... why? What is this?
Mr. Jason Jones, too bad there aren't awards for stupid, disappointing quotes. I'd definitely vote for you.
Leave the fighting to the fighters and the science to the scientists!
Drop your sword, pick up your hammer and chisel and get ready to explore thousands of acres filled with rocks, stones and minerals. Climb the highest mountain for that extremely rare piece of shonkinite rock, ignore fearful dragons soaring the sky while you collect that glittering piece of ordinary mud. Witness the legendary Dragonborn save the world while you save important knowledge and rare rocks for the next generations in Skyrim. Endless possibilities are here for the amateur to the know-it-all professional geologist.
Pre-purchase now to receive a free pack mule to help you carry all your tools and exciting rocks around.
(Fast travel will be disabled on this DLC for immersive reasons)
I agree that people bash f2p games, although there is a good explanation for that as most f2p games tend to become p2w in the long run. On the other hand, how do you know it's not p2w when you're just on closed beta?
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