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A geography lesson from Electronic Arts
Last post 01-04-2013 3:57 AM by dhromed. 18 replies.
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gu3st


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Re: A geography lesson from Electronic Arts
Southern Africa: It's about as violent as the USA.
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OzPeter


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Re: A geography lesson from Electronic Arts
Its seems that you are assuming that this is for the current epoch.
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Evilweasil


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I wonder how many people in Antarctica play?
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ubersoldat


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Maybe EA knows something we don't? Anyway, I'm not even sure where Namibia is, sorry namibian readers of TheDailyWTF forum.
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blakeyrat


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ubersoldat:Maybe EA knows something we don't? Anyway, I'm not even sure where Namibia is, sorry namibian readers of TheDailyWTF forum.
I'm pretty sure it's in NOT North America.
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pjt33


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blakeyrat:I'm pretty sure it's in NOT North America.
Mexico, on the other hand, is.
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Ben L.


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pjt33: blakeyrat:I'm pretty sure it's in NOT North America.
Mexico, on the other hand, is.
No, Mexico is in South Africa.
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da Doctah


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Ben L.: pjt33: blakeyrat:I'm pretty sure it's in NOT North America.
Mexico, on the other hand, is.
No, Mexico is in South Africa.
No, he's right. It's in North America. Specifically, in Indiana. More specifically, at 40°49'20"N, 86°06'56"W. Which is very close to Peru.
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OzPeter


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da Doctah: No, he's right. It's in North America. Specifically, in Indiana. More specifically, at 40°49'20"N, 86°06'56"W. Which is very close to Peru.
And also not to far from Delphi, Frankfort, Alexandria, Lebanon, Edinburgh, Hebron, Bremen, Warsaw, Valparaiso and Kokomo (where are the waves?). Learning geography in Indiana has to be very confusing.
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Adanine


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There are FOUR expansion packs now?! I thought it was pretty ballsey releasing a game with the first expansion pack to "Prepurchase" and releasing it a month after the game. Wow. That's just sad.
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u2892


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Well, Namibia's ISO country code is NA, so...
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The_Assimilator


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Re: A geography lesson from Electronic Arts
ubersoldat:Anyway, I'm not even sure where Namibia is, sorry namibian readers of TheDailyWTF forum.
I'll give you a hint: it's not in North America. Unlike Mexico.
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Manni_reloaded


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Re: A geography lesson from Electronic Arts
Adanine:There are FOUR expansion packs now?! I thought it was pretty ballsey releasing a game with the first expansion pack to "Prepurchase" and releasing it a month after the game. Wow. That's just sad.
It's about $90 for the base game and access to all 5 expansion packs (yes the 5th and final one is slated for March). That's about the same as someone starting WoW today oddly enough, obviously more if you've been jumping into the xpacs as they come out. At least with BF3 you don't have to pay monthly fees.
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Ben L.


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Re: A geography lesson from Electronic Arts
Manni_reloaded: Adanine:There are FOUR expansion packs now?! I thought it was pretty ballsey releasing a game with the first expansion pack to "Prepurchase" and releasing it a month after the game. Wow. That's just sad.
It's about $90 for the base game and access to all 5 expansion packs (yes the 5th and final one is slated for March). That's about the same as someone starting WoW today oddly enough, obviously more if you've been jumping into the xpacs as they come out. At least with BF3 you don't have to pay monthly fees.
It's also a completely different genre and made by EA. Pick your poison.
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Adanine


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Manni_reloaded: Adanine:There are FOUR expansion packs now?! I
thought it was pretty ballsey releasing a game with the first expansion
pack to "Prepurchase" and releasing it a month after the game. Wow.
That's just sad.
It's about $90 for the base
game and access to all 5 expansion packs (yes the 5th and final one is
slated for March). That's about the same as someone starting WoW today
oddly enough, obviously more if you've been jumping into the xpacs as
they come out. At least with BF3 you don't have to pay monthly fees. If Back to Karkand was any indication, comparing Battlefield 3
expansions to WoW expansions in terms of content is just a rubbish
argument. A few new maps? I haven't touched WoW in some time, but I know
it offers more then a few maps. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate
expansions or DLC, I love both. I just thought it was incredibly silly
to release a few new maps as an "Expansion", and charge a ton more money
then if it were just called "DLC". The fact that the first "Expansion Pack" was released so close to release is also silly, but
that's almost par for the course for major game releases, so no point
arguing about it any further...
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The Bytemaster


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Re: A geography lesson from Electronic Arts
Funny... that is different than the map they have in San Francisco:

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