“…wasting an artist’s time…” doing his work he gets paid for?

That was the fastest delete of an e-mail for me…

Oh, good to know. This is a really nice tradition!

Actually, I really liked Life is Strange, so I am looking forward to this one…

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Chapter 1 is free, 2 and 3 are DLCs, right?

EDIT: Thanks for all the answers! If I view an individual DLC it shows the price, but the game and all DLCs were added to my library when I claimed it.

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What is that grey thing? Looks like fish skin, but weirder… eeek.

Thought that the floppy was some kind of case/packaging? That would be insane… but possible… OMG.

Also, if customs destroys goods, because they are illegal, or whatever, they don’t usually send the pieces, do they? Without a notice too?!

Dumbphones are currently cool again – especially around younger people – and digital detox is also a thing, so it is actually plausible again to not have a smartphone.

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The article says that you can send it in to be recycled. Idk, but if you get a voucher for sending it in to use for buying the next one (or another product) people might actually do it and it is not as bad as throwing it away. A rechargable battery would also degrade over time and since it can only be a tiny one… Also there is a chance people might use it to tinker.

However, I agree that this design choice (resulting in the low price) is very questionable to say the least.

Same experience, but one week later, this Saturday.

They added one of those achievements that award the blue tokens (used to buy stuff in the raider deck) where you had to kill/loot another raider.

Boom: PvP spiked… feels normal again today (Sunday) though.

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