	Rob Will Review

Rob Will Review

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	価格	120円	ダウンロード
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	開発者	Fun At Work
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	ﾘﾘｰｽ日	2010-06-26 06:14:01
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Mark Chadbourn (author of "Age of Misrule," "The Dark Age"): “To be honest, I don’t read most reviews, even if they’re brought to my attention. I do what I do, and it’s up to readers to take it or leave it. But there are a handful of reviewers I respect, and I listen very closely to their criticism and try to improve my work accordingly. Rob is one of those.”

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