A girl that ' s really into moddingoutracing her hoverbike , despite the misgivings of her religioustype father . <| sep |> I never read the books yet but I actually like the way Amos looks . I feel like it fits his character and I actually like it when someone breaks the conventional mold in terms of looks . If you ask me , Holden is a bit too John Snow pouty face Hollywood hotboy for me . Amos looks like the guy next door . Gorgeous blue eyes , nice sturdy frame . No complaints here p <| sep |> I need a league as well <| sep |> There was only one billionaire running . <| sep |> Here ' s the thing about people like that . People have a game they like , in your example Destiny , and they don ' t want to admit they might enjoy something else , because they ' re invested too heavily into their game of choice already . So they make up a negative perception of anything else they might enjoy to convince themselves they don ' t have to try it . I ' ve gifted Titanfall 1 to some friends before . They played for a while and actually did enjoy it while we were playing . It was obvious they were having fun . But the minute they take a break from the game , they will revert to old opinions , citing previous made up reasons as to why they don ' t feel like playing anymore . And if the game has a sequel , it doesn ' t matter how much better it is , they will say things like I didn ' t really enjoy the first game and you will know they are full of shit . People go out of their way to avoid playing a game they decided they aren ' t into , researching every little problem and blowing it out of proportion . Buying the game for them will force them to temporarily play with you because they ' re an asshole if they don ' t . What happens after depends on their ability to admit being wrong . If the person is level headed , they will admit they were wrong and continue playing the game . But if the person is dead set on being right , they will cite any little thing that went wrong during the time they tried the game as a reason to drop it . People are insecure and don ' t want to admit that sometimes they have poorly informed opinions on things . It takes a lot of effort to change people ' s perceptions . For the longest time , the whole world thought Apple products were amazing and Microsoft products were bloated trash . It took 5 generations of superior products AND Apple making a bunch of stupid decisions in a row to make anyone second guess Apple . And even then the iphone 7 sold like crazy . Basically the point I ' m making is Respawn will never catch a break because people would rather buy and defend products from studios like Bungie and Dice blindly , than risk a change in opinion about their previous loyalties . Enjoying something else is like admitting that they wasted a bunch of money on something they didn ' t enjoy nearly as much as they thought . I would show them the sale , and if they wanna try it for $ 30 , that is worth it for the single player alone . Which nobody can argue about the quality . It has essentially entered DOOM , Portal and Halflife territory . If they wanna join you in multiplayer a bit , they might change their minds because they put their own money into it already . But giving it to them for free removes any personal commitment after the initial first week of games . After that they will feel like their debt is paid and return to shooting bullet sponges for randomized loot .