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In 2240, a bounty hunter looking for Mason paid the four hundred cap ticket fee and snuck a pocket pistol past security. Mason ran a tight ship for thirty years until his past caught up with him. Stops included the Orange Bowl, Boss Town, New Orleans, and the Corpse Coast. The voyage was successful, and as years passed, The Devil's Den became one of the larger well-known transport boats in the Gulf of Mexico.

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On October 1st, 2210 the riverboat, named 'The Devil's Den' by Mason set sail with a full sixty-four passengers en route to Boss Town. In addition, crew cots were made which allowed another forty people to less comfortably inhabit the ship and serve as crewmen. Within a year, a riverboat casino with an open-air gaming deck, a strip club, a bar, an armory, and eight-passenger cabins which had four bunk beds per room which made each cabin capable of holding eight passengers. A lover of luxury, Mason hired local carpenters in Key West to replace the aging woodwork and create multiple gaming tables.

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Mason managed to fix the engine and jury rig the generator to provide partial power to the elaborate lighting on the riverboat.Д«y 2210, the boat was in an operating position and Mason, following his old antics took a large loan from a local pirate in Key West to refurbish and create the Devil's Den. With the death of the crew, the Dancing Dolphin remained floating and corroding in Key West Harbor for a little over a century until it was discovered by the deadbeat pirate and gambler, Tommy Mason who after losing a fortune he borrowed from a wealthy pirate captain in the Orange Bowl, stole a boat and fled south.ДЄfter finding the boat, Mason decided to use it as a hiding place for two years and worked on restoring the vessel, a gifted machinist. The boat endured and eventually moored back in its ravaged port of Key West which while not directly hit by nuclear weapons, was devastated by nuclear fallout and winds blowing irradiated sand and spores which would ravage the island and kill the boat's inhabitants in the mostly untouched Key West Harbor.

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The Dolphin had several famous celebrities including billionaires, movie stars, media moguls, and at one point the President of the United States visit and take a tour on the boat and by 2077, the fee had been raised to twenty thousand dollars.Дue to the nature of the vessel which was at sea for twelve hours a day, the boat was in the Gulf of Mexico when the nukes hit, seeing damage from large waves caused by the nuclear apocalypse.

The boat was known as 'The Dancing Dolphin' and was in the employ of the Key West Cruise Boat Union. Made in 2044, the boat was a luxury vessel and at first cost around thirteen thousand dollars for a six-hour fishing/sightseeing/whale watching tour.

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The entire point of having offline installation media is to ensure that you can install and play a game, even if the Internet is unavailable.What would become the Devil's Den was originally a large riverboat which was a tourist and whale watching boat in Key West, Florida. Requiring that the consumer download a huge chunk of data from the Internet obviates the point of buying a game copy in the first place.

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Requiring a one-time authentication of a game code for a physically purchased copy of a title is annoying, but validating a game CD key isnвЂ™t really a problem for any but the most Internet-deprived. Clearly no one was prevented from downloading Skyrim in any meaningful way. According to a certain major torrent site that rhymes with вЂњEyelet Spay,вЂќ the first ripped versions of Skyrim appeared on - the day Skyrim launched.

The Pirate Bay is full of ripped copies of every title that Hines mentions. Forcing people to download part of a game because you think it will defray piracy for a vanishingly small amount of time is a silly way to safeguard sales. What IвЂ™m also for, however, is common sense. The company absolutely deserves to earn an income on its product, and playing a game you didnвЂ™t pay for does deprive the creator of the profit of a sale while enriching the pirate, who gains access to the content. Games like Fallout 4 are enormous projects that involve the efforts of hundreds of people working for years. IвЂ™m sympathetic to BethesdaвЂ™s desire to prevent piracy.