jlmurph2 said:
naruball said:
mysticwolf said:
Gehirnkrampf said:
mysticwolf said:
For example, Grid 2 is still $60, while I can get it on Amazon or Gamestop for $40. |
or on ps+ for free.
yes, sony is gettting better.
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Contrary to popular belief, games we acquire via PS+ are not in fact free, because PS+ itself is not free.
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Contrary to your statement, this is how people use the word "free". If you stay at a hostel, they sometimes give you a "free" breakfast voucher. They don't say, "here's a voucher which is included in the initial price you paid. You'll continue receiving these vouchers as long as you stay here, but they're not free, because you paid for them". They'll say "here's a free voucher".
"Bu, bu, but you don't get to keep your games". They also give you "free" internet/access to their wifi. When you leave, you can no longer use it. Yes, they call it "free". Same with countless other things. It's just the way the word is used.
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Actually I work front desk at a hotel, we say that we have "Open wifi" and "Complimentary breakfast" included
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Good for you! I travel all the time because of work (giving papers at different uni across Europe) and most of them use the word "free" (definitely in 2 places in London and one in Dublin).
