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It isn't advisable to start off severl auctions on eBay at the same time and set them so they they also end on the same day. I currently have 10 or so folk either asking me questions or senidng paments, and that people, is somthing not even Outlook can handle.

*sob*

Pandaemonium wrote:
> Although I basically played the game to get some background before
> watching Reloaded, I’ve a feeling I’d have felt just as cheated as
> some of the people whom I went to see it with.

*If I hadn't played the game and finished it beforehand*

Icarus wrote:
> I did it to watch the vids. THe last part of Reloaded was so rushed I
> thought, "What the hell?" but the game spanned it out a
> bit.

Although I basically played the game to get some background before watching Reloaded, I’ve a feeling I’d have felt just as cheated as some of the people whom I went to see it with.

“Where the hell did Niobe come from?” “Aha, well in the game, you drive down the freeway to rescue Morpheus”

“What happened in the power plant” One minute she was talking, the next in the control centre” “Aha, well in the game……”

A very mercenary tactic to sell copies of the game I thought. I was just glad I paid a tenner to a mate who bought at and finished it in a week.

I did it to watch the vids. THe last part of Reloaded was so rushed I thought, "What the hell?" but the game spanned it out a bit.

Icarus wrote:
> Never knew coal was that expensive...
>
> Anyway, it's not a bad game.

Nahhh, just rushed, poorly put together and Max Payne did it so much better. Oh, the driving sections sucked too.
As well as the buttonthrashing combat.

I still played through it twice however.

Never knew coal was that expensive...

Anyway, it's not a bad game.

People must be running short on coal or something.

Oh by the way IB, ETM di manage to sell in the end for £17.49, so I'm afraid you'll have to use someone else's copy to throw on the fires :)

Example: I state on the page the item is in good condition.

Bidder emails with question asking, "Are there scratches on it, been dropped" etc.

Some just ask if they can end it early and buy it privately.

What should they have to ask that couldn't have been answered on the auction page?

Insane Bartender wrote:
Plus, why are you dealing with so many e-mails? Either
> all your buyers are stupid, or your auctions weren't well presented.

They just like to ask questions.