Im 15 years old so I don't own a credit card but im still very interested in purchasing this game. So I was just wondering if there were any stores in the U.S that would sell this game.
is this game purchaseable in stores?
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I don't think the distribution has gone through to that point yet.
But I don't see why you think a store would help. Killing Floor is undoubtedly a M-rated game, so most stores wouldn't sell you it without seeing ID proving you're at least 17 or a parent being with you. At least, that's how I recall Gamestop and a few others running their businesses.
So at this junction it might be time to ask your parents to buy it for you via credit card. If they won't, well, tough luck I guess?
But I don't see why you think a store would help. Killing Floor is undoubtedly a M-rated game, so most stores wouldn't sell you it without seeing ID proving you're at least 17 or a parent being with you. At least, that's how I recall Gamestop and a few others running their businesses.
So at this junction it might be time to ask your parents to buy it for you via credit card. If they won't, well, tough luck I guess?
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Very soon it will be, but I believe it will be rated M in the North American region so you will need an adult to purchase it.
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Another option is to find someone you know who can purchase games off steam and pay them to gift it to your steam account.
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You've got it all wrong, old sport. There is no law in the US that makes it illegal for someone under 17 years old to purchase an M rated video game. It is just common practice for respectable businesses to not sell an under 17 punk an M rated game. There are some places in stores you can buy it.
ProtoflareX, don't your parents have a credit card? Just ask them and have a persuasive argument. If you have something going for you (straight A's, captain of the whale hunting team, etc...) you should have enough leverage to get it early.
You have my best wishes.
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just wow
I was buying M-rated games in my country when I was like 13
we can buy games, americans can buy guns
I was buying M-rated games in my country when I was like 13
we can buy games, americans can buy guns
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just wow
I was buying M-rated games in my country when I was like 13
we can buy games, americans can buy guns
Strange country eh? Our neo-cons flip the **** out at the sight of a breast or public display of affection, but shooting up an abortion clinic under the guise of pro life is totally acceptable to them.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a firm supporter of the 2nd Amendment but I'm just pointing out how backwards society is becoming.
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lets not mention germany:
NO gore in games, but guys feel free to get in a massive fight on the streets on that special day dedicated to it
As much as I hate my country (Slovenia), I guess theres at least some logic still in it
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just wow
I was buying M-rated games in my country when I was like 13
we can buy games, americans can buy guns
Americans can't buy guns until they're at least 18. And that's for a rifle or shotgun. You can't purchase a handgun until you're 21 (sidenote: Who's idea was it to make 21 the handgun and alcohol age? That just seems ...unwise)
You can buy an M-rated game at any age provided you find a place that doesn't care - IE, not a big store like Gamestop, Wallmart, Best Buy, etc.
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just wow
I was buying M-rated games in my country when I was like 13
we can buy games, americans can buy guns
There were no M-rated games when I was 13. That was before there was an ESRB or game ratings.
Oh, and we can buy games and guns. There are no laws about M-rated games, since it's an industry-done thing. It's not done by the government.
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This is BS. I dare you to find a mainstream conservative that thinks shooting up abortion clinics is "totally acceptable".
Stop making things up.
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errr what ? I dident know we have "Kampf Tag" over here. And there IS gore in games. You can buy them legaly, just not everyone can and there is limited advertisement options...
i guess it was "talking out my *** day" in slovenia when you wrote that...
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I agree with thrash242. BAD Generalization and I think totally wrong. I am a conservative and that statement is false. Do not pass off your misguided ideas on a large part of the USA's population.
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errr what ? I dident know we have "Kampf Tag" over here. And there IS gore in games. You can buy them legaly, just not everyone can and there is limited advertisement options...
Its the first day of some month
november or something
heck in school our teacher told us he was there (in germany) and he nearly pissed his pants when the crowd went rushing and others were like: its just a ˝fight day˝ or something like that
I dont know what the day is called exactly, but there sure is
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Neo-con =/= mainstream conservative. I don't have a problem with people who have traditional Republican political stances. Stop getting all huffy when I talk about the people on the extreme end of the "Right". Extremism is bad on either side of the spectrum.
I agree with thrash242. BAD Generalization and I think totally wrong. I am a conservative and that statement is false. Do not pass off your misguided ideas on a large part of the USA's population.
I never said all conservatives. I said neo-cons. Neo-cons tend to be the type of people that eat up whatever Fox News pundits/fundamentalist preachers/etc tell them to believe (the same is true of the extreme liberals and MSNBC pundits/talk show hosts). Personally, I have some conservative views myself but tend to fall in the middle ground.
However, the moderate voice is often the one that goes unheard. To get your way in the US, the method seems to be "Be as loud and belligerent as possible until you get your way". But I digress.
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