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Elwro

Elwro

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Emotional Vampire said:
So it's worth buying because the fans made free content for it which actually makes it good?
What next, will you buy a picure frame for two million bucks and hope someone paints you a fucking Mona Lisa for it?
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The proper analogy would be: someone made a great, free painting, but you can only get it if you buy a frame.
 

AzraelCC

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JarlFrank said:
Akallabeth is a better dungeon crawler than Wizardry 8, because Wiz8 just refined the same formula while Akallabeth was really fresh and new when it came out. Clearly, Akallabeth has to be the better game.
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:lol: exactly
 

Emotional Vampire

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Elwro said:
What next, will you buy a picure frame for two million bucks and hope someone paints you a fucking Mona Lisa for it?
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The proper analogy would be: someone made a great, free painting, but you can only get it if you buy a frame.[/quote]

Or if you acquire it in any other way.
 
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