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(Also, saying the "snowcat frequently flips" is a bit goofy. Yeah, if you drive a 4-ton vehicle straight into a cliff or building at 60 kmph, bad things are likely to happen, but if you drive cautiously and stick to the paths, your chances of flipping are, very, very low.)
that's the joke right, it shouldn't be happening at all
no, YOU need to learn to stop getting mad when people are unhappy with a product and then criticize it, only to be met by keyboard warriors like you that regurgitate the same boring tirade. people like you are why EA games can end up sucking months and years into its life, because you fail to criticize and want brownie points for being a kiss ass to the dev. let me tell you something: the moment you see people no longer complaining is when you should be truly worried, for all the ones who cared to speak up are long gone.
no skoo just shut up, pay up, and consume. early access means immunity to criticism!
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