Man i cant belive my Luck
 

i went to a store today dec 24 and purchased cod 4 and modernwarfare 2
cash registers were beepin everywhere to my surprise the ticket rung up only 43 dollars and i thought wow its on sale..wow $60.00 off..when i got home i looked at the sales slip and it said cod 4 modern warefare 39.99 plus tax 43 bucks...
i wasnt about to go back thru th blinding snow cause it was starting to stick when i got home...eeeeyyyhhhhaaaa freee modernwarefare 2.....!
what luck... now its sittn under da christmas tree...hehehehehe

did they ring up MW2?

yep i heard it beep

If you were a store owner, thats why you don't hire blondes.

thats why i always look for the dumbest person when gettin ready to check out.

You find lots at walmart :D

lol ive seen some noobie cashiers at walmart, but i dont want to make fun of them being new to the job though.

well a part of the game that i absolutly Detest
is STEAM...i hate steam

good thing i didnt have to pay $60 for it
and get steam all over it( find out it uses steam )

I have yet to find a valid argument against steam.

I could not install Halflife 2 without steam validation...I was on dial up at the time and it would not connect to steam.

:o whoops

What luck, indeed.

kewl

It all comes down to honestly ;) Says a lot about people.

You don't really own the content you bought? With steam you only get the rights to play it. What happens when steam disappears? All the games you have will be worthless. This is why I am against digital distribution and validation.

yea and it will make a lot of people steaming mad

Punny.

And to throw my 2 cents in, I really hate Steam, along with any other [heaven forbid] content delivery platforms out there.

somewhere on the valve forums there was a discussion about what if steam failed worldwide. One of the higher up members or moderators quoted what the CEO of valve himself said. If the time has come that steam had to be taken down, a patch will be released to unlock all of the games you have installed on steam.

tbh I dont see valve going down anytime soon anyway.

Wheres the guarantee of that happening? And I hardly doubt that the publishers of the games would agree to something like that.

I'm not knocking Steam as a service as I am sure that it ads value and being able to download a game is very convenient but you just don't own anything with Steam. There is no guarantee that I will be able to pick up and play MW2 12 years from now, like I can DF1.

steam is slow with patches but i'm less againsta steam than i was, but hey i have a fast internet connetion now so downloading all the games is ok.

the games certainly are not cheaper unelss you get the weekend deal or something.

want to play all your games anywhere in the world, steam is a good solution for that :)

tbh i'm not worried about old games or what games i can and cannot play inthe future because i only play a few games anyway, and usually forget the old ones.