Good deal. Not really my type of game as you spend the game really wanting to shoot everyone you see in the head with a 12 gauge shotgun and it's frustrating that you only have a bloody camera.
Btw, where do you think these occultists got all these batteries.
heeljames
25 Apr 174#6
Cough THIS IS FOR THE PC NOT THE PLAYSTATION 4 Cough
horsepills
25 Apr 172#7
Enjoyed the first few hours of Outlast, but it quickly became repetitive. Repetitive. Repetitive. It quickly became repetitive. Repetitive. Repetitive very quickly.
misa426 to horsepills
26 Apr 171#8
Did it become repetitive?
hipjsdo
26 Apr 17#9
I always love free things. Thank u
copperspock to hipjsdo
26 Apr 17#10
I have a free £10 note if you want it - all you need to do is give me £22.99..
DannyRea
26 Apr 17#11
Worst analogy I've ever seen
copperspock to DannyRea
26 Apr 17#13
It wasn't meant to be an equivalent comparison, it was an absurdity - my point is that if something is advertised as 'free', but you have to pay money in order to obtain it, then it's not actually free.
Misusing the word free is a marketing tactic employed by far too many companies.
horsepills
26 Apr 172#12
Yeah that "joke" doesn't really work
Darkchef
27 Apr 17#14
Outlast 2 is great so far. Outlast 1 was decent. It's a good deal for both. It doesn't seem to include the whistleblower dlc though
DannyRea
28 Apr 17#15
Well you can either purchase the game for the same price and get nothing for free elsewhere or buy it from Humble and get a free game with it. So while I get your point, this deal is not at all a bad thing.
copperspock
29 Apr 171#16
Oh don't get me wrong, I think it's a great offer & voted hot. It's just that the misuse of free is a pet peeve. I wish companies would use a more appropriate word like bonus instead. That'd be more honest.
DannyRea
29 Apr 17#17
I do agree on that especially seeing as working in sales personally it is a touchy term to use
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cough RETAIL cough RESELL cough
:smiley:
Btw, where do you think these occultists got all these batteries.
Misusing the word free is a marketing tactic employed by far too many companies.