Blizzard raided

**SteveJones7** · 07-03-12 at 07:02 AM

Damn right kokonut, I recall around 8 years ago, even my most "trusted" computer mags all went to the darkside, and become bitches of the corporate giants.

The everyday mans review is what I take into consideration, anything "business" related is always corrupt these days.

srs1 · 07-03-12 at 08:37 AM

I dont think reviews are bought. Ya gotta accept that a lot people love games like that and most dont care about being limited, the DRM or being ripped off with DLCs.

Guess the promblem is just that gaming is a huuuuge market now and most of the buyers are people who just want to click some buttons for few hours and the rest doesnt matter for them. All you can do about it is to support other devs (and obviously now buying this games...though most arent even worth downloading either)

**FirtY** · 07-03-12 at 01:49 PM

If Diablo III were a girl

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=I43GUnZN_s4

**lvicious** · 07-03-12 at 01:57 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by SteveJones7

Damn right kokonut, I recall around 8 years ago, even my most "trusted" computer mags all went to the darkside, and become bitches of the corporate giants.

The everyday mans review is what I take into consideration, anything "business" related is always corrupt these days.

While not everything is corrupted..corruption on any level regarding business, reviews, whatever has always been there in some form or fashion long, long before the Internet.

It's just now we see and read everything online and it's just more noticeable. Bad business practices are nothing new.

07-03-12 at 01:49 PM	#31
FirtY Elder Join Date: May 2009 Location: Eire Posts: 2,948	If Diablo III were a girl Code: Select All http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=I43GUnZN_s4

07-03-12 at 07:02 AM	#29
SteveJones7 Too sexy for this board Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: teh earth Posts: 1,541	Damn right kokonut, I recall around 8 years ago, even my most "trusted" computer mags all went to the darkside, and become bitches of the corporate giants. The everyday mans review is what I take into consideration, anything "business" related is always corrupt these days.

07-03-12 at 08:37 AM	#30
srs1 Master Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: here Posts: 1,011	I dont think reviews are bought. Ya gotta accept that a lot people love games like that and most dont care about being limited, the DRM or being ripped off with DLCs. Guess the promblem is just that gaming is a huuuuge market now and most of the buyers are people who just want to click some buttons for few hours and the rest doesnt matter for them. All you can do about it is to support other devs (and obviously now buying this games...though most arent even worth downloading either)

07-03-12 at 01:57 PM	#32
lvicious The Bloody Habanero Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lying naked in 織姫 bed torturing this 地獄蝶 Posts: 1,620	Quote: Originally Posted by SteveJones7 Damn right kokonut, I recall around 8 years ago, even my most "trusted" computer mags all went to the darkside, and become bitches of the corporate giants. The everyday mans review is what I take into consideration, anything "business" related is always corrupt these days. While not everything is corrupted..corruption on any level regarding business, reviews, whatever has always been there in some form or fashion long, long before the Internet. It's just now we see and read everything online and it's just more noticeable. Bad business practices are nothing new.