Good man ! Congrats Sir ! Refreshing as hell , innit ? <| sep |> Bad physics . Not only would the impact of the shot have pushed the body backward , but most limp bodies fainting people , etc . fall backward anyhow because the feet face forward providing at least some minimal support in that direction . <| sep |> Wow , his training with Kobe this summer is paying off . <| sep |> See , I do have some sympathy for that , provided you do actually support those games when you can spare some cash or find them on sale . However , there are masses of freecheap games around for that kind of budget anyway , so unless we ' re talking about the latest multiplayer games I think you can always find a substitute . As examples , I recently grabbed ten Wii games for under 40 , including four Metroid games and Resident Evil 4 still the best in the series . Bayonetta 2 was under 10 . I got Sleeping Dogs for 5 on Steam a short while ago , and got both X 3 and XRebirth , with all DLC , for about 12 at about the same time . I think having a low budget is better dealt with via thrifty honesty than by piracy . Right now , on Steam , Dishonored 1 is under 3 , and Life is Strange is 4 . The two Metro Redux games are less than 4 apiece , ESO is under 7 , Doom and Fallout 4 are 13 , Just Cause 3 is under 10 , etc . The only games that I know of that hold their retail prices are Nintendo ' s . Everything else is regularly found pretty cheaply within a year or two of release . Just Cause 3 was 40 when it launched , and that was less than a year ago . Now it ' s 25 % of its launch price . Is this really about you not being able to afford games , or is it solely about not being able to afford brand new games ? When people talk about prohibitive cost , they usually mean the latter .