TheMightyEthan
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Throw on another $5 for my time, since most of the time I spent on it was time I would have otherwise been aimlessly browsing the internet. Yeah, I bought DA:I digitally too, since I have no reservations about it.
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$45 after shipping. When I bought the digital version I got the deluxe, which saved me $5 off the expansion pass, so the whole transaction cost me $10.
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That's what I did with Destiny. *Edit - Except for the cheaper part. I just didn't want to have to keep swapping discs.
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Dat math. God damn. Even botched this is incredible. Yeah, watching that blew my fucking mind. Like, this thing is basically just a rifle bullet fired in such a way as to exactly hit a target 10 years later and millions of miles away.
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Well all those numbers I gave are yearly, but you also have your monthly insurance premiums. Medicare is tax supported, but it's only for people over retirement age. Medicaid is also tax supported, but it's only for low income people (welfare, basically).
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Yeah, like on ours right now we have a $750 per person deductible, but even once we hit that we still have 20% coinsurance until we hit the out of pocket maximum (I believe $5000 per person). So even if we'd already hit our deductible, a procedure that was billed at $5,000 we'd still have to pay $1,000 of.
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Conveniently my office's server is being replaced tomorrow, which means we're down all day, which means I basically can't do anything, which means yay Dragon Age!
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@FDS you use tour off site /backups/ live?
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Yeah, we do have offsite backups, but as dean suggests the backups aren't worth much for live work.
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You don't have backups that you can turn into live files? Eh, sounds like an upgrade of some sort was definitely needed.
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But was that his copay, or was that coinsurance, or was it an uncovered service?
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No, that's the part insurance makes you pay, they cover the rest. If you don't have insurance then you just have to pay whatever the doctor actually charges. *Edit - Though $1052 is an order of magnitude higher than any copay I've ever heard of before.
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I've only ever heard it used for medical. It's separate from the deductible, which is the amount you have to pay before the insurance kicks in. *Edit - So basically on insurance you'll have certain services that have copays, typically doctor visits and prescriptions, and that's the amount you pay each time you use those services, with the insurance covering the rest. A deductible is the amount you have to pay for non-copay services before insurance starts covering them. So even before I hit my deductible a doctor visit only costs me my $20 copay, but other stuff, like tests or whatever, you have to pay the full cost of until you hit your deductible. Once you hit the deductible there's usually some amount of coinsurance, which is a percentage you have to pay (often 20-30%). Then on top of that most insurance has an out of pocket maximum, and once you hit that they cover everything 100%.
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It's what you have to pay when you go to the doctor.
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Sword and board ftw!
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Yeah, same as Black Flag.
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I'm still playing it daily, so I think I'm getting my money's worth.
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They can still be anti-consumer.
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Shocking.
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I didn't play whatever that browser game is that's supposed to bridge the gap between 2 and Inquisition. Can anybody fill me in? Did something happen when it released or something? Or you just want more control over your copy? He wants to be able to resell it.
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Portal 2 also comes to mind.
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trololololol.
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Did you take tomorrow off?
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I've been avoiding details because I want to go in fresh.
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Yeah, but there is support magic which fills a similar purpose, if not method. Giving you shields and whatnot.
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PS TV, $80 on Amazon.
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Playstation TV is $80 at Amazon and Gamestop. $100 for the DS3 bundle (normally $140). I just wish there was a DS4 bundle.
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I think in MMO terms so I think of it as a tank, a healer, and two dps. Though in DA to be a tank you have to be a warrior, and to be a healer you have to be a mage, and you need at least one rogue for unlocking things, so basically what you said except I would say a tank, a mage, a rogue, and one more dps that can be whatever.
