Rayman Pirate-Community

This isn't official, but it's nifty: http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Unique-Console-R ... 2a2c94e7a3

In other news, eBay is as dry as a desert.

That's a great console shell mod if you want my opinion. At least it is unique!

The proportions are obviously off, the job overall is well done, but looking at that rendition of Rayman would bug me.

Not to sound picky, but is it that hard to just post links to the English eBay?

Adsolution wrote:but it that hard

glad you understand me man

I dunno, is there a big problem with not posting to the English eBay? I've changed links a few times but cba cba cba

I agree with Eshap, I also don't see what's wrong with posting eBay.de links. I can always check Google Translator if necessary.

The seller is in Germany anyway.

Eshap wrote:I dunno, is there a big problem with not posting to the English eBay? I've changed links a few times but cba cba cba

Not a big problem, no, but I think that if you're going to post on an English forum, use an English link. While it isn't hard for the viewer to simply change the .de to a .com, it isn't any harder for the poster, so I think it should be the poster's duty. Some people don't know about the difference between .de and .com perhaps, and some people might not even e familiar with translators. Like said, it's not a big deal, I just think that the poster should put in the extra half-second of effort so everyone else doesn't have to modify the URL or go to Google Translate. Simple.

Adsolution wrote:

Eshap wrote:I dunno, is there a big problem with not posting to the English eBay? I've changed links a few times but cba cba cba

Not a big problem, no, but I think that if you're going to post on an English forum, use an English link. While it isn't hard for the viewer to simply change the .de to a .com, it isn't any harder for the poster, so I think it should be the poster's duty. Some people don't know about the difference between .de and .com perhaps, and some people might not even e familiar with translators. Like said, it's not a big deal, I just think that the poster should put in the extra half-second of effort so everyone else doesn't have to modify the URL or go to Google Translate. Simple.

Fair point. Imho, though, the thread isn't too...well, popular, and I figured the regulars were all used to it by now. Nobody's ever really commented on it- if anything, people have been happy to know about the different sites because it gives a new place to search. Without some of Haunter's .ca links, I would never have tried searching eBay Canada for merchandise. I wouldn't know what to say on the translations thing, since they personally don't bother me.

Websites that are also worth checking out are PriceMinister.fr and Leboncoin.fr, as an alternative to eBay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RAYMAN-ubisoft- ... 43bbafff90

Somebody here may have already posted it, but I was scrolling through ebay to see this one toy priced at 200 fucking BUCKS, that is ridiculous.

Rayfist wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/RAYMAN-ubisoft- ... 43bbafff90

Somebody here may have already posted it, but I was scrolling through ebay to see this one toy priced at 200 fucking BUCKS, that is ridiculous.

I don't see why still guys are looking that toy in ebay. Take the advise from Haruka and defenetly look in PriceMinister.fr!

ebay is more accessible to almost everybody including me you know. The problem of PriceMinister is the French communication...

I would like to buy it but it has a PS/2 Port

That mouse was bundled with some editions of Rayman Premiers Clics.

Pity it isn't USB though.

Rayfist wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/RAYMAN-ubisoft- ... 43bbafff90

Somebody here may have already posted it, but I was scrolling through ebay to see this one toy priced at 200 fucking BUCKS, that is ridiculous.

What a fucking greedy pig...

Indeed... pretty sure Haruka got the whole Macdonalds collection for cheaper that... I think.
Absolutely ridiculous.

With the sending cost included, I bought my McDonalds collection for 45,00€. That seller will only sell that figure when he learns to be realistic.