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StarCraft II Guest Pass GIVEAWAY!!! GTA IV + SCII = ??????

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·Nov 10, 2024

Hey Vsauce, it's Michael, and of course, Lucy. We have some really great news for you!

I've been playing Starcraft 2 a lot the past few days. I've actually been playing The Lost Viking more than the actual game. I mean, that's worth $60, right? Speaking of games that just came out recently, I've also been playing a lot of GTA 4, and I started thinking: what if we combined the two games? GTA 4 and Starcraft 2 sounds perfect, right?

Hello, Nico! It looks like you're busy, but go bowling with me. I want to go bowling—it's the least fun part of the game! Stop what you're doing and go bowling with me. Let's bowl! If you don't do it, I'm gonna hate you.

Okay, yeah, that would totally suck! Wow, um, well, okay—here's something that doesn't suck, in fact, it's the opposite of suck: it blows! Um, it's just a... it's just a good thing.

I've got two pieces of exciting news. First of all, I just bought a brand new character for Up All Night! It cost a dollar fifty, because Up All Night is high-budget entertainment. Secondly, if you don't already have Starcraft 2 but you'd really like to play, I'm giving away both of my guest passes to commenters below.

So leave a comment—any kind you want—for the entire weekend! Comment as often as you want, and on Tuesday at noon Eastern, I will release both of these codes to two different people. You'll get 7 hours of gameplay or 14 days, whichever happens first.

So good luck, happy commenting, and have a great weekend! Lucy, say bye. She's a jerk. Say you got a real pretty mouth. Oh, my cousin Lester saw a zergling once!

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