Basicball
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Basicball, I'm sure you're a great guy. Truly I am. But you're dead wrong on this issue. I will never understand why you and the others treat this game different than any other business. Why are you so beholden to them? They're horribly unprofessional in many aspects of the word. Yet people still defend them. Why? They make a lot of money off us. I could see being friendly and patient and all that other cuddly teddy bear crud if they charged a lot less for Varium. After all, we are "testing" their game for them, right? So if we're doing them that favor, then why charge us huge prices for it? In effect, they get the best of both worlds: Make a bunch of money and act like 8-year olds trying to put together a Power Point presentation. It's truly disgusting what they have going here, and I'm embarassed to be part of it. (I know, I know: If I don't like it, just leave.) we do not test the game for them, the testers test the game, we are just the customers. It's like saying apple (R.I.P. S.J.) has it's customers as testers as well, apple has a team of people testing the ipods, ipad, macs, ..., yet they might look over a bug/problem. they still release the item, because they are not aware of the issue. people buy it, and some start spotting the fault these people are not apple's testers on the other hand, if apple WAS to find the issue on the last minute, they would delay releasing the item, and work out the problem first. I highly doubt the apple fans would go berzerk if that happens, and start demanding things. they'd be happy that they are getting a perfect, bug-less product. on the other hand, apple itself would mind it far more, because a delay in releasing it makes them lose tons of money/day. i hope you see the alikeness with EpicDuel.
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