Cocodapuf

A long time ago now I spent over 10,000 hours on world of warcraft. I wouldn't really recommend getting into it now though, I think the magic is gone.

Not for me. I've found a clever way to avoid these ads.

Yeah, but then it kept working, so I kept windows 7 installed.

Ok, now I see what's going on. You're a bot or a troll.

This is a thread over two weeks old, nobody is reading this thread... You just posted this response less than an hour ago and it already has a lot of upvotes, more than all the posts nested above it (which have been there for two weeks).

Nobody is reading this, so there's basically only one way to get any response that strong that quickly (negative or positive). A network of accounts supporting some posts and suppressing others.

And then you have to field uncomfortable questions with your kids when they ask about whether piracy is stealing. Or worse, the judgment from other parents when your kid brags to all his friends about having all the games and they don't even pay for them.

Aren't we at like... 4?

Is not a lie, that's just what I remember. I remember messing around with computers, doing whatever I wanted with them, but that was back in high school when we'd just hang out at the mall; I haven't been to an apple store in a long time.

What's really weird is to make such a big thing about this. Why get all passive aggressive? I mean look, even when you're sure someone is wrong about something, that doesn't mean they're maliciously lying, it just means they're wrong... You can tell them that.

Policy may have changed...

I'm pretty sure there were flying mounts even before Skyrim. Hell, go all the way back to joust.

I'm a bit curious too. My theory is that it may have come down to licensing and trademark issue. Since the game used actual car brands and their logos and such, they may have had some agreement over their usage and perhaps the period of that agreement ended. It's worth noting that the game was available from several different stores, and it became unavailable everywhere as far as I know.

Well that's certainly good news! And I admit I wasn't aware of that announcement.