I know it isn't video game related but they also have a minimum wage for $15.25/hour and a averager income of 65,000 (20k more than in the US) and in case you are wondering the aus dollar is slighly stronger than the US dollar. So a couple of luxery items cost more there, but all things considered and throwing in the nice weather, it seems like it could be a pretty greate place to live.Gmans uncle said:
I'm pretty sure it's the vendors that broke the street date without warning their customers about the timed release on Steam are to blame for ruining the release, not Valve.DalekJaas said:
I see that you didn't mention giant ass spiders. Australia has giant ass spiders.jthwilliams said:
Rol3x said:
That's only because we're so damn afraid of them we basically gave them their own state to thrive in.Rol3x said:
Valve created the Steam platform, and advertise Steam's "Grey Wall" technology as a major feature of the service: it allows publisher's to create regional restrictions on the PC Platform to control all aspect of a game post-release: Valve are pushing for regional pricing, regional release dates and regional availability on a platform who's major benefit is the lack of such things. Valve are directly responsible for this.distortedreality said:
I'll try put your mind at easy. The most dangerous spider in the country is the Sydney funnel web, I have lived and camped in Sydney my entire life and have never even seen one.jthwilliams said:
