They tried very hard to give them personalities, but everyone is completely one dimensional and I don't sympathize with any of their motivations. One person is literally a communist and we fight for her to get rid of the corporations. Yikes.

Geez. I think I'm going to be sick, and it ain't motion sickness. Don't know if I can finish this game.

But think of the revolution, comrade.

Communists are no better than Nazis in my book, dude. Killed more people, too.

Just a little joke. :)

I know. I can also appreciate sartorial choices that mock them. :)

They tried very hard to give them personalities, but everyone is completely one dimensional and I don't sympathize with any of their motivations. One person is literally a communist and we fight for her to get rid of the corporations. Yikes.

Geez. I think I'm going to be sick, and it ain't motion sickness. Don't know if I can finish this game.

But think of the revolution, comrade.

Communists are no better than Nazis in my book, dude. Killed more people, too.

Just a little joke. :)

And, the businesses in this universe appear to be more like monarchies, run by ruling families, even with marriage alliances. So it's either batshit insane totalitarian oligarchy or luddite communism, it seems. The middle ground people seem to be the ones closest to Faith.

They're setting up a franchise with this one, clearly, but I much preferred the universe in the last story. This one doesn't make as much sense.

The 1984 esque first game made some sense. The government was democratically chosen to act the way it acted, and normal people had good lives because of it, though their freedom was limited. It's a tradeoff that makes sense to some people, and it's technically conceivable.

The new one went the other way, with what is essentially a slavery system, as far as I can tell. People work for businesses, are put in a caste, and they cannot stop working for the businesses. They live well, have leisure and stuff, but they're forced to work for whoever they work for. Government does not seem to exist, since private companies jail people and control everything. And it's not like debtor's prison, where the government jails people for breach of contract or something, it's just straight up being jailed by the business.

I don't understand.

They tried very hard to give them personalities, but everyone is completely one dimensional and I don't sympathize with any of their motivations. One person is literally a communist and we fight for her to get rid of the corporations. Yikes.

Geez. I think I'm going to be sick, and it ain't motion sickness. Don't know if I can finish this game.

But think of the revolution, comrade.

Communists are no better than Nazis in my book, dude. Killed more people, too.

They tried very hard to give them personalities, but everyone is completely one dimensional and I don't sympathize with any of their motivations. One person is literally a communist and we fight for her to get rid of the corporations. Yikes.

Geez. I think I'm going to be sick, and it ain't motion sickness. Don't know if I can finish this game.

But think of the revolution, comrade.

They tried very hard to give them personalities, but everyone is completely one dimensional and I don't sympathize with any of their motivations. One person is literally a communist and we fight for her to get rid of the corporations. Yikes.

Geez. I think I'm going to be sick, and it ain't motion sickness. Don't know if I can finish this game.

A guy at work bought a boxed copy of the PC version from the company store. Guess what was inside?

Not only was there no disc (just a key to redeem on origin), but the case didn't even have grooves to fit a disc. It was literally a worthless piece of plastic.

What exactly would be in it? The game is way too big to fit on a DVD, and PCs don't usually have Bluray drives.

Granted, they're not standard, but any site that lets you build one (Dell, HP, etc.) has it as an option.

Like, if you really want a to put out a physical SKU for retailers, just print those cards like XBL/PS+ use. It has to be cheaper then a useless case.

A guy at work bought a boxed copy of the PC version from the company store. Guess what was inside?

Not only was there no disc (just a key to redeem on origin), but the case didn't even have grooves to fit a disc. It was literally a worthless piece of plastic.

What exactly would be in it? The game is way too big to fit on a DVD, and PCs don't usually have Bluray drives.

Not only was there no disc (just a key to redeem on origin), but the case didn't even have grooves to fit a disc. It was literally a worthless piece of plastic.

I'm looking online, and it looks like they're selling nearly identical copies of this collector's edition--some with the game, and some without. Why would EA have something like this? Wouldn't it make sense(like anything's making sense right now) to include the game with every CE? Isn't that the point?

It's for people who'd rather have a digital copy of the game but still want the CE. I am in full support of that.

The Amazon.com listing says it includes the game, so I think he'll be fine.

Should Morpheus be worried?