x Punjabi Killa
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- Aug 19, 2009
- Online Cricket Games Owned
If they had the patch it would have been received by them by now. I say let's forget it.
If they had the patch it would have been received by them by now. I say let's forget it.
If they had the patch it would have been received by them by now. I say let's forget it.
No one cares what you say. If you want to forget it then feel free not to post here again.
If they had the patch it would have been received by them by now. I say let's forget it.
As in: "Ah well, the Germans have already got Poland. Let's just forget it!"
As in: "Ah c'mon John and Paul, what's the point of playing in a dingy little club in Hamburg? Lets just forget it!"
As in: "Ah c'mon Barack, nobody will ever allow someone form the black community become president. Let's just forget it!"
I think my point is clear.
Oh, so he has to finish with a ya mum joke to sound younger? I would rather sound older and matured than young and immature.
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What am I doing?
Playing my pirated AC09....
As in: "Ah well, the Germans have already got Poland. Let's just forget it!"
As in: "Ah c'mon John and Paul, what's the point of playing in a dingy little club in Hamburg? Lets just forget it!"
As in: "Ah c'mon Barack, nobody will ever allow someone form the black community become president. Let's just forget it!"
I think my point is clear.
Broadband access in India is very expensive & very limited. I am one of the few who has 1mbps internet access over here & it costs me 34$/Month. Most people don't have access to anything more than 256kbps broadband plans so in addition to purchasing the game online , they run the hassle of downloading it.
Not to mention credit card purchasing & net banking is something that not many Indians are very comfortable with. This is because of the fact that the average gamer is very young & is often ignorant about web safety etc. In smaller cities and towns where the game is not sold physically , the elder folk who have credit cards are more often than have very limited knowledge about internet purchasing & computers in general.
Maybe in the next 5 years odd, Indians will have access to faster & more affordable broadband in addition to being more comfortable with online transactions.
16mbps
lilas11 ... what part of India are you from? Paris ? :sarcasm
What are you talking about mate 256kbps is an outdated concept.. you get speeds upto 16mbps while 8mbps is very common... I am not sure who ur service provider is but I think hes taking you for a ride coz for $17/month you get 2mpbs with good latency.
As for online transactions well they are very popular in India at least in the metros mostly people are paying trough credit cards