5mo ago

Shockingly, nobody bought the $386,000 special edition of Dying Light that came with parkour lessons and a full-size custom zombie survival shelter

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not even elon? would have loved to see him smashing his face into some concrete.
- He'd have to send a body double though. It's a bit more difficult than paying kids to do his gaming.
  
  i'm sure he is perfectly capable of falling down a staircase or smth. ;)
The what? 🤨
Call me old-fashioned, but that sounds like it might be slightly outside of the areas of expertise of a company that makes and/or sells vidya games 😄
- They got the in game moves from experienced practitioners with which an agreement would have been made. So it's not the Vidya games company that would have provided the parkour services, just one of their partners.
  As for the custom zombie shelters, they were/are a thing that could be bought and/or built at some point.
  
  Ok, that's fair on the expertise front.
  Still, I'm pretty sure the lessons can be had for a better price and a zombie shelter doesn't really help much when you still need to go to a workplace with Republicans 5-7 days a week 🤷
- For that kind of profit margin, anybody would happily become an expert
- If their zombie survival shelters are anything like the ones in the game I would have no faith anyone would survive a single night in a zombie apocalypse.
These help normalize Pepsi not coughing up that Harriet jet.
- Didn't they get forced to eventually? Or am I misremembering?
  
  Got sued, no jet iirc
The nappies, lmao. They're really throwing everything in there. Still not sure why it's so expensive, though. They could have done the whole thing for $80k and still had a fat cut.

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