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>for all intensive purposes
"intents and purposes"
I don't normally complain, but as you're into word definitions in your post it seemed apt.
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Aside:
>for all intensive purposes
"intents and purposes"
I don't normally complain, but as you're into word definitions in your post it seemed apt.
With WoW, how many other vendors are able to continue providing an Azeroth for you to craft your wars?
The software you buy for WoW is clearly marked that it has no functionality outside of online play. It's client software that connects to the WoW "service" on Blizzard "servers." You are paying for the service, since you can download the same client software for free on Blizzard's website. I'm guessing that, like Eve Online, any retail purchase equals the equivalent game time.
I don't think this meets the standard of a continuing relationship. Couldn't you have them refilled at Wal-Green's? Or buy a lifetime supply?