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That's worth $0.30 at GameStop!

Today, it's my birthday. My mom and three other relatives each bought me a copy of Diablo 3 for my birthday. A video game that I didn't ask for, for a console I don't have. FML

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nentenkupo 19

Well that dia-blows

You could always sell them. Might end up with enough money to buy a game you do want.

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You could always sell them. Might end up with enough money to buy a game you do want.

...you dont know how old that game is huh

I did say "might".

Yea lol, but Gamestop sells it still for $35

nentenkupo 19

Well that dia-blows

Sounds like a hellish situation, indeed.

They must think you’re a Lucifer playing such an old game, but it’s not Satan your desire for fun! Tell them it’s like the devil except cooler and with more power.

JudgeComrade 17

A 6 year old game. Classy.

But couldn't you just return the gift and get a refund?

Diablo 3 is a classic.. Keep one copy with yourself, sell the other 2 and buy something off of steam wallet.. You can't really expect your relatives to know which games are in trend and as per your liking :)

StagGT 13

you can absolutely expect your relatives, or at least your mom, to put a minimal amount of thought or research into what you might like. they could easily, oh, I don't know, ASK you what you like

StagGT 13

I'm not saying they shouldn't appreciate getting a gift period, but still. all of them getting the same gift? that better be some kind of joke. Follow up?

Lobby_Bee 18

Buy the console for the game, problem solved.

Runkofunko 5

Not everyone can just "buy the console"

Runkofunko 5

Not everyone can just "buy the console"

Not to point directly at OP here, but this is evident of a much larger issue. Birthday gifting, something that originally started as a way of pleasantly surprising a loved one with a gesture of appreciation, has evolved into a sense of entitlement, getting exactly whatever inconsequential consumer goods you want and providing another excuse for decadence and corporate appeasement...

Man that's just evil