you can buy prime frames and weapons, but can't buy the mods or arcanes directly from the game to outfit them.
How is this not the opposite of a pay to win mechanic? Either you play the game to find the mod or find someone to buy the mod from.
An even cooler thing is operator progress, whereby no amount of paying can take you through.
Part of this scene was cut out in Spain back when it released. Even if it had not been accurate, the main takeaways were "dangerous" enough.
Yup, otherwise the wee wee looks like a tree stub
I tried it, but Firefox didn't play some videos. As it turns out, it was an issue with non open source codecs. I'm not helping anyone navigate those issues, I'd rather point them out to a ready to go kind of distribution.
Would you support that kind of business model if you were at the other end, knowing full well you could be earning more? Then again, this is an age-old question...
Like the legend of the penis
Phil Collins!
A ghost wanders around Europe... :)
Turn based, card based, strategy,...
I just label entertainment as a form culture and avoid the dichotomy altogether!
I'd also like to add to you guys' comments that Strawberry supports continuous playback but, last time I checked, Elisa did not. I do not know about you, but that's a huge deal breaker for me. Hopefully Amarok, being a bit more involved in the technical side, can step up and provide us with a Plasma 6-worthy music player.
Not all Spaniards know about this, maybe because English may understandably not be their strongest skill which may cause them to only have watched the Spanish version of the movie.
Regardless, after googling "comuna anarcosindicalista franquismo monty python" I came across this video which, interestingly, doesn't have a mention to anarchosyndicalism. Moreover, a comment in the same video asks why this scene of the movie is never fully uploaded in Spanish.
It's likely that the relevant bit of the movie was never even dubbed.