10 cents an hour’s good money when you are chinese. …

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Comment on FF14: Attack of the Clones by Anonymous:

10 cents an hour’s good money when you are chinese.

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• FF14: Attack of the Clones:
  

  yep 20,000 bots and prolly 4000 players

• FF14: Attack of the Clones:
  

  I like how instead of writing an article about the massive improvement on UI lag (eliminating it) they nit pick at something that I haven’t even seen before myself.

• FF14: Attack of the Clones:
  

  the farmers are probably like %50 of the population that’s even left lol.

• FF14: Attack of the Clones:
  

  the lack of auction house and conveniences

• FF14: Attack of the Clones:
  

  Does WoW have a built-in population counter? That aside, OH YEAH they’ll fall really deep. As shitty as FFXIV is in its current state, we’re talking about a game that must’ve taken millions of dollars to develop. Being a profit-based organization, they’ll use any means necessary to scrape off what little they can get for as long as they can. ‘Beating a dead horse’ has never been more accurate and obvious in gaming industry as it is now with Square-Enix. I WANT to pity the execs, really. Then …

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  [quote]isn’t that basically one of the subplots of Shin Seiki Evangelion?[/quote] Now, it’s been a very long time since I’ve seen Eva but I’m pretty sure that there aren’t any magical girls in it. Or any remotely psychologically normal ones for that matter. As for the military industry doing sick experiments on unwilling victims thing, that’s basically a recurring subplot of real life.