antfromtashkent said:
if uve been playing for a couple of hours then u dont have all the powers nor have u seen the entire city... |
That's okay, I don't take the opinions of people who don't know how to spell "dude" "I'm" "your" "opinion" and "unbiased" very seriously.
I never said I had used all the powers, I said they were all related to electricity. Is that wrong, are you saying I be able to unlock guns if I keep playing? If not, what is your point?
There is a MAP of the entire city. I may have only played for a few hours, but I can still see THE MAP. Are you saying there are other parts of the map that are not visible until after the first few hours? If not, what's your point?
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