Obviously that's just an example and there is an extensive and wide reaching number of similar ideas that they where teaching but the inversion normal morality is meta idea

Yeah.

sadly, I played Leon to victory over everything before they did all those upgrades to everything... which was in WH2

while I played in WH1

oh

im tlking uh

mortal empires

Which seems to be the entirety of the modern left

and while I like the game, I don't really want to buy WH2 and all its DLC

dlc?

so the dlc carries over

if you have the wh1 dlc

if you didnt know

He means the new stuff.

wh2 is like 10$ on sale too

This stuff has way too much of a buy in price

Stuff?

At least it isn't a Paradox game.

Outgroup bias instead of ingroup bias is a good example of this

You mean entire factions. <:OMEGALUL:585844897169539101>

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"Oooooh, harder daddy!"

- Gay spider

Thanks, I hate it

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Yeah let me just buy a base game and get fucking berated on how i dont get all the fucking dlc.

Remember when expansions used to basically be whole new games?

We ought to go back to that model.

@Louis No one would do that to you, lol

I am not going to buy and buy and buy all that DLC.

Samaritan™️ remembers

EU4 exemplifies the problem with the current model

I remember @Samaritan™

if you bothered trademarking that, which I doubt you could, you'd have to have doxed yourself

I mean the expansions totally change fallout 4

https://youtu.be/dTuKxufhFi8

tho the minor like workshop dlcs add lots, too

There was a steam sale on and EU4 was 75% off and if I where to buy the game and all its DLC it at 75% off if would have cost me OVER 200 DOLLARS

also opens up a whole world more of mods on the nexus

People like Telly is why we get what we deserve. Your apologia for the practice and Bethesda has not gone unnoticed.