Why would they ask for Proof? I have went to a store, bought a prepaid code, put it in, and it worked. I didn't get asked anything. How is this any different? For all they know this guy could have done the same as me.
Yeah I tend to like the Atmospheric music of most games. And for sure the nostalgic feeling you get while listening to older games that you grew up with. And I'm a big music fan all around. Soundtracks fit right into my listening time.
Hey man, not to promote my gaming channel or anything but that's kinda what I did. Skyrim was sitting around... So I thought, "hey, why not record myself playing it and put it on YouTube." Maybe try that, just get a recorder or something, save for it, whatever you need to do, and then make some videos of it, it might motivate you to play it more. If that's not an option, then maybe just make a blog about your experiences in the game. That way you can kinda feel like you are experiencing something. You could even do a podcast if that's something you are into. Just some way to motivate you to finish some games. Podcasting is great as well if you have someone else to talk to. It will make you want to play the games so that you can talk about the games. :) Hope that helps some.
I agree with this... Playfire is garbage honestly, it's really slow to load too. Raptr is where it's at right now. Raptr probably was fed up with the garbage that Fuse was and decided to bail out. Besides, Raptr is doing great on it's own.
[QUOTE="thebest31406"]Something that deserves thorough research cuz this is serious business. I mean, what American isn't in debt? loool airshocker
The article says debtors that can't pay their debts. Not those who have theirs under control.
regardless of what it says, does that mean people who have nothing should be jailed... Explain to me how putting poor people in jail helps. OH wait, they get free food, and a place to stay, for free. It might be better for them <_< Not sure what anyone can really do about this though...
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