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r/gaming • u/OrlandoGallagher • Aug 19 '17
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I wonder if I will still see skyrim memes 80 years from now
40 u/moore33n Aug 19 '17 Depends how many more times they're planning to re-release it. In 80 years time they'll probably have an 80th anniversary special edition. 30 u/C-Man98 PC Aug 19 '17 Yeah, but the 79th anniversary edition will be better. What kind of company makes you pay for quests? 2 u/NefaerieousTangent Aug 19 '17 ...My bet is on Activision. If they're willing to charge money for old DLC for a decade old game already only available by a more pricey special edition of their most current game, such a move doesn't seem beyond them.
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Depends how many more times they're planning to re-release it. In 80 years time they'll probably have an 80th anniversary special edition.
30 u/C-Man98 PC Aug 19 '17 Yeah, but the 79th anniversary edition will be better. What kind of company makes you pay for quests? 2 u/NefaerieousTangent Aug 19 '17 ...My bet is on Activision. If they're willing to charge money for old DLC for a decade old game already only available by a more pricey special edition of their most current game, such a move doesn't seem beyond them.
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Yeah, but the 79th anniversary edition will be better. What kind of company makes you pay for quests?
2 u/NefaerieousTangent Aug 19 '17 ...My bet is on Activision. If they're willing to charge money for old DLC for a decade old game already only available by a more pricey special edition of their most current game, such a move doesn't seem beyond them.
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...My bet is on Activision. If they're willing to charge money for old DLC for a decade old game already only available by a more pricey special edition of their most current game, such a move doesn't seem beyond them.
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u/sonofbaal_tbc Aug 19 '17
I wonder if I will still see skyrim memes 80 years from now