The difference is there is literally a code on the front of this thread to disable it. Just disable it and it's like nothing ever happened. The people making the game want money for it, they put ads, we can disable it FOR FREE. I don't understand the complaints.Just like when people complained when the first game had micro-transactions and people defended it and shamed people for speaking up with the same idiotic "don't play it" bs. Now years later we have $60 AAA games with micro-transactions and loot boxes. Weird coincidence right?
Because there is a "backdoor" in place that delivers the ads and it leads out in the internet. Your firewall won't help you since you unlocked that door to be able to play. You might trust whomever you unlocked it for (in this case Inceton) but he is not the only one who will be able to use it under a lot of circumstances.
Maybe you're part of the problem? I might have blonde moments and sometimes say ditzy things but I'm pretty sure I explained my point sufficiently. lol
I made a donation to the Guardian. Next thing I knew, my card info was used to buy National Express tickets. I don't live in the U.K. It was an easy matter to get those charges reversed, but that was a learning moment.
Click on the grey circle at the bottom of the phone, your still in the tutorial and will need to go through several days to get out of it.
The handjob scene was in Episode 3, I don't recognize the other pic at all, though I might have missed something when I played it through
You answered your own question. The issue is that people don't, won't, or can't simply read.
