Good Gwim Darn y'all

Hi there folks.

I (almost accidently) stumbled upon TQ in my local library, borrowed it and just loved it! Now owning my very own copy, looking forward to a real nice looking sequel.

I’m from Denmark BTW :wink:
Thander.

Huzzah for libraries, and welcome to the forum!

In Denmark they have video games at the library?

In Germany, too. Although mostly crappy ones, at least in my place :slight_smile:

That’s great!

shakes head library huh?

Welcome to the forums.

Cheers,

Malph

Yup, but mostly older/cheaper games, but in my library (I live in a larger suburb to copenhagen, approx. 50.000 inhabitants), they have both PC and PS2/PS3 and a few DS and XBOX as well (about 100 titles).

Mostly children or youth games, but I guess teens played TQ as well, not only nerdy nerfy newbs who have kids themselves :wink:

I’m curious…
How do people treat the game discs when loaning them from the library ?
Are they scratched or scuffed, or in good shape?

The reason I ask is because here in the US way too many people treat other people’s property as toilet paper. I try not to rent games or movies any more because the discs are always all scratched up & scuffed.
WHY DO PEOPLE DO THIS ??!!

I’m kinda anal about stuff like that.
I’ve even lent out games to friends and got them back all scratched, and in some cases totally un-playable.
“ARGHH!”
One guy wanted me to lend him TQ (after he scratched up my Sacred 1 game disc)…I just laughed at him and shook my head.
He got pissed & said I was so anal that he wasn’t going to ask to borrow any more games. To which I just laughed some more.

You are not the only one my friend. I take excellent care of my media. Too me its only common sense that you should take good care of other peoples stuff and replace it if you mess it up.

I do buy used games sometimes, but I have to see the disk and get it resurfaced, if its too bad I just wont buy it.