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WOW, 7Road "wartune" game net income 80,000,000 RMB($10,000,000) per month
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7Road provides way,way better service than R2 including game service and customer support.
Every publisher is responsable for the product they provide. As a number of players stated, even amongst the Western publishers some are better than others.
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7roads is the owner of the game,r2games is just a site(with lots of servers)
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well... while most people's impression of china is poor. due to the one child policy... the rich are extremely rich. 100k usd is probably pocket change to the rich there.
chinese have a practise of marrying same status or wealth... therefore the rich is getting super rich by combing 2 rich family and it just keep on going.
given china huge's huge population , it is not a wonder that a rich kid can spend 100k usd on a game.
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Originally posted by xeonrf View PostI guess your right, I'm not bright enough. I am happy to support a company with both time and money and if I don't like it anymore I stop. You just keep playing.
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Originally posted by xeonrf View PostI guess your right, I'm not bright enough. I am happy to support a company with both time and money and if I don't like it anymore I stop. You just keep playing.
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I guess your right, I'm not bright enough. I am happy to support a company with both time and money and if I don't like it anymore I stop. You just keep playing.
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Originally posted by xeonrf View PostAhh good, only took 4 times asking the question to get a response from now, maybe your the one not bright enough since it took you that long.
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Ahh good, only took 4 times asking the question to get a response from now, maybe your the one not bright enough since it took you that long.
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Originally posted by bshallc2010 View Post*sigh* At this point, you're just being a hypocrite. You wish to use ONLY the informal definitions of highway robbery to make your argument, then wish to criticize others for pointing that out, then when they base their rebuttal in informal definitions....THEN you want to become a stickler for using formal definitions? I thought we'd gotten past that, Arlad. I was the one who pointed out that you could find similar informal definitions between my words and yours, so you presenting these formal definitions as if I was somehow claiming fleecing/gouging to have more accurate FORMAL definitions is actually quite...pointless.
Once again, their informal definitions do not carry the implications of force, or lack of choice, that "highway robbery" carries, and once again, it carries that implication because of its historical basis, from which its formal definition is derived, in a situation involving force and lack of choice.
But you're correct, this in an Internet forum, and winning arguments on the Internet isn't exactly a higher calling. I don't need to prove I'm right to you since I *know* I'm right on this matter, and that's enough for me. I'm done with the semantics debate. You either leave it more knowledgeable than you entered it, or you don't.
Originally posted by xeonrf View PostNope I didn't say it was a waste, I enjoy the game and am happy to support what I enjoy. Now, why are YOU here?
Let me said this clearly again: I STAYED BECAUSE I SPENT SOME MONEY AND PLENTY OF TIME TO THIS GAME.
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Originally posted by Arlad View Postfleece:
flēs/
noun
1.
the woolly covering of a sheep or goat.
"as the sheep came on board, we grabbed their long shaggy fleeces"
2.
a thing resembling a sheep's woolly covering, in particular.
Gouge:
noun
1.
a chisel with a concave blade, used in carpentry, sculpture, and surgery.
2.
an indentation or groove made by gouging.
Huh?
Once again, their informal definitions do not carry the implications of force, or lack of choice, that "highway robbery" carries, and once again, it carries that implication because of its historical basis, from which its formal definition is derived, in a situation involving force and lack of choice.
But you're correct, this in an Internet forum, and winning arguments on the Internet isn't exactly a higher calling. I don't need to prove I'm right to you since I *know* I'm right on this matter, and that's enough for me. I'm done with the semantics debate. You either leave it more knowledgeable than you entered it, or you don't.Last edited by bshallc2010; 12-01-2013, 08:05 AM.
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Originally posted by xeonrf View PostNot a single post of yours says why your still here, *have a problem answering questions posed to you?
Originally posted by Arlad View Post...... But on this case not only $ but also the time. We wasted so much time building our toon and you said we can simply leave?.......
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