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Heh.
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Fun fact : platypuses dont have a stomach because they eat too much shelled creatures that makes gastric acid useless.
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>>741619365
I swear every fact I hear about platypuses feels made up. Are they even real animals? Are they just a glitch?
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>>741619261
>gamers are retarded low impulse control low IQ addicts with the memory of a goldfish
nothing new here, you know it and companies know it as well
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>>741619261
>pc
nobody does this

they wishlist it and wait for the sale
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>>741619261
Last game i preordered was Rome 2 in 2012
The lesson was learned
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>Enough with the remakes reeeeeee
>new game comes out
>reeeeeeee slop slop slop
it's all so tiresome
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>>741619643
That's why gacha is so successful.
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>>741619261
Who the fuck even preorders in the digital age..
Whats the point.
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>>741619570
They're OP as fuck. Evolution gave them too many cheat codes.
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>>741619805
>just because a game is new doesn't mean it's not shit
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>>741619856
Normalfags unironically get dopamine hits from doing online transactions.
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>>741619812
that + it's free which is a bigger factor I think, I mean broke teenagers really can't afford $80+ games or expensive hardware so you play what you can
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>>741619261
I just don't buy it.
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>>741619261
>he clicks preorder instead of just not buying it and playing an old or indie game instead
Idgi
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>dont buy the game in protest
>it works
>it works....
>game series is canned and put in hiatus
>developer moves onto "greener" pastures
>gets bought out
>IP never used again
>story is left on a cliffhanger in limbo

Haha, you sure won there pal!
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>>741620697
Yes
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>>741620697
Oh no, le heckerino intellectual property!
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>>741620697
You either die a hero or live long enough to become a woke-pandering marvel-tier cashcow
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>>741620697
>series ends instead of endlessly being whored out
I won.
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>>741620697
Better a story be unfinished and untouched than constantly raped and the narrative destroyed. LoK taught me that.
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>>741620797
>marvel
how'd you know I was talking about Deus Ex and Eidos-Montréal!
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>>741619570
Australia in general feels made up as a DLC for the existing world.
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>>741619570
They were dismissed as fake by the scientific community when first discovered and samples brought to Europe.
>Look gentlemen, they've clearly just artfully stitched together a duck and a beaver!
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>>741619894
It's a shame that human pollution and habitat destruction is wiping out platypi, they're uncommon now
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>>741620901
The constant use of Neurotoxins in their wildlife makes me think God was just trying to beta test poison builds and we stumbled across the beta testing grounds.
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>>741620697
>a game existing as a standalone. singular work of art instead of a commercial intellectual property
oh god the horror
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>>741621057
>books don't have sequels
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>>741619261
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>>741619365
>>741619570
>The platypus doesn’t have a stomach.

>The false news that the platypus lacks a stomach is based on a study that investigated the genes controlling platypus digestion and concluded that “the platypus lacks a functional stomach” (Ordoñez et al. 2008). The fact is that the platypus’s digestive tract does include a small expanded pouch-like section where one would normally expect a stomach to be located. The platypus’s stomach doesn’t secrete digestive acids or enzymes (Harrop and Hume 1980; Ordoñez et al. 2008), but does produce a mucus-rich fluid to assist nutrient absorption in the intestines (Krause 1971). Following on from the discussion of grinding pads above, it would seem that a platypus masticates food so thoroughly in its mouth that little additional processing is required before food reaches the intestines. Also, because a platypus consumes numerous small prey items over a period of many hours, its stomach doesn’t need to have a large holding capacity to accommodate infrequent large meals. See also Platypus Diet and Food Consumption.

>LITERATURE CITED

>Harrop CJF and Hume ID (1980) Digestive tract and digestive function in monotremes and nonmacropod marsupials. Pp. 63-77 in Comparative Physiology: Primitive Mammals (K Schmidt-Nielsen, L Bolis and CR Taylor, eds) Cambridge University Press: New York.

>Krause WJ (1971) Brunner’s glands of the duckbilled platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus). American Journal of Anatomy 132, 147-165.

>Ordoñez GR, LaDeana WH, Warren WC, Grützner F, López-Otín and Puenta XS (2008) Loss of genes implicated in gastric function during platypus evolution. Genome Biology 9, R81.

https://platypus.asn.au/platypus-myths/
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>>741621472
>DEBOONKED
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>>741621079
>it HAS to have a sequel
>it CAN'T be standalone
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>>741619261
/v/ is too poor to afford games
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>>741621783
If it sets up for a sequel and its standalone that is very indicative of a story being unfinished
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>>741621814
A story ends wherever the final chapter ends. You wanting it to see go further is not a measure of objective reality.
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>>741621863
>Anon doesn't understand what a cliffhanger is in storywriting
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A platypus thread?
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>>741620697
Star Fox will never die, no matter how badly it's 64th 64 remake sells. It just won't get anything new until it sells well.
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>>741621907
If the story ends hanging off a cliff then that's where it ends. Don't like it write your own. It's all fictitious anyway. Whether it's worth engaging with will be the decision of the audiences, not IP law.
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>>741622009
>Game that was written to be party of a Triology never gets a third game
there, that work better for your retarded pedantic autism
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>>741619570
Consider that monotremes are the last living vestiges of the original mammals. Placental ones only appeared in the Jurassic and marsupials sometime later.
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>>741622047
Maje your own. If a narrative has to rely on the utter meme that is continuity of intellectual property rights to hold legitimacy instead of the virtue of its own writing then it is not a worthwhile work of art.
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>>741621472
>The platypus’s stomach doesn’t secrete digestive acids or enzymes
frankly, the way i see it, this makes it not qualify as a stomach
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>>741622163
Halflife 2 will likely never be finished as a trilogy, you can say it stands on the merit of its own weight, but the fact of the matter is, when created it was made in mind with telling its story over a trilogy that never happened.
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>>741620697
>>IP never used again
>Haha, you sure won there pal!
I did.
>>story is left on a cliffhanger in limbo
It was never going to be satisfactorily resolved in the first place.
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>>741621795
>not buying slop = poorfag
Does this corpo shill line ever work?
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>>741620697
I've been fucking hoping so hard for some series' that I used to love to die with dignity rather than get a shitty fucking remake that shits all over the original game
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what kind of retarded faggot you have to be to preorder a fucking digital media
preorders made sense when a book or a game had to be shipped to store, and store could run out of the product while you wait in cuckqueue
but its digital nowadays, you just fucking download it the day it releases, you can just read a review from your home so you wont buy cat in bag
jesus christ



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