Exactly. Popzara heavily moderates the comments on their reviews so of course they prevented me from sending you that screencap, but luckily they can’t censor me on a website they don’t own like GamingBolt. Not only did they refuse to say which store they allegedly purchased the game a full five days early from, but they removed that screencapped wall post almost immediately as soon as people began criticizing them. Which is pure hypocrisy considering they wrote an article called “Closing Comments, Closing Minds” about the danger of shutting down opposing viewpoints. If they did nothing wrong, they wouldn’t have removed the wall post and explanation.

I had no idea they had resorted to doing that sort of thing. The way that they’re acting pretty much proves what I said. If they had nothing to hide they would tell everyone where they purchased the game from or just own up and tell everyone that they violated the embargo on The Technomancer.

Posting this comment here because I highly doubt Popzara will allow it on their site:

>”The Popzara author of this review broke the embargo willingly and any excuse that they make doesn’t change the fact that they published this review to get extra clicks to their little site here.”

Exactly this, beautifully said. Here’s a Facebook screencap I took before the editor went ahead and nuked the entire thing due to the backlash. Popzara are absolute hypocrites, they wrote an article putting down censoring comments yet almost immediately did the same thing themselves as soon as they were criticized. http://i.imgur.com/WS2MUQz.jpg

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It released at $40.

PS: It’s alreaddy 40 bucks maybe I’ll give it a look http://bit.do/b8eSg .