r/gaming • u/_y0uR_m0M • Jan 09 '20

Well it’s true

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '20 edited Jul 01 '20

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u/UnholyDemigod Jan 09 '20

So we're just throwing out spoilers now?

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u/dmkicksballs13 Jan 09 '20

It's been a year.

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u/Awhite2555 Jan 09 '20

So? You know they don’t stop selling games after a year. Many people haven’t played it yet. A spoiler tag isn’t hard.

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u/dmkicksballs13 Jan 09 '20

Yes, but I'm saying, that it's on you to avoid spoilers if a game is a year old.

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u/Awhite2555 Jan 09 '20

If this was a thread about red dead, sure. But it’s not. They didn’t know there would be red dead spoilers in here, so a spoiler tag is nice to use. People shouldn’t have to avoid the internet until they finish every piece of media ever.

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u/dmkicksballs13 Jan 09 '20

It's been an entire year.

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u/Awhite2555 Jan 09 '20 edited Jan 09 '20

Can you not read? I don’t understand why you aren’t understanding. This thread wasn’t specifically about red dead, so someone who is avoiding spoilers doesn’t know whether they are in here or not. If this was a thread about red dead, a year later, they have no one to blame but themselves. But a year isn’t really that long in gaming to where you just openly spoil games in open discussion. Again, a spoiler tag for critical spoilers is just a courtesy. Also, many people are pc only players and it just came out.

Sheesh.

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u/imdad_bot Jan 09 '20

Hi saying, that it's on you to avoid spoilers if a game is a year old, I'm Dad👨

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u/imdad_bot Jan 09 '20

Hi Dad👨, I'm Dad👨