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See, what I think Angel of Light is getting at, and rightly so, is quite simply: where's the content? Someone suing someone else in America is hardly news, not least of all when the someone getting sued is Microsoft (or any other big company really). Where's the start of any discussion? What is the point of posting the news? I'm willing to bet your only point in posting the news story was to go "Lol, M$ getting sued". Hilarious. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
The thing is, yeah Microsoft should have possibly made more to inform users that moving the console whilst a disc is spinning was likely to result in scratching, since they knew about it. However, you only need to apply a small amount of common sense to work out that perhaps re-orienting a powered on console with a disc spinning inside is probably not going to end well for any of the parts involved. I wonder how many people would happily stick a disc in a PC and then fuck about with standing it up and laying it down whilst all powered on? My money is on not many.
So yeah, this definitely smacks of someone thinking they can make themselves a quick buck, and some idiot lawyers along for the ride/publicity. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Of course, all those World of Warcraft players, and City of Heros players, and Warhammer players, they sure don't pay $10 a month to play their online games do they. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
I was speaking idiomatically. |
How about I update your little analogy there so it's actually accurate.
Your DVDs have different elements of content, there's the film and then there's the extra. The first DVD player would accept two kinds of DVD. The first DVDs wouldn't require any extra payment to play, they would happily play the film and extras all the time. However, the second kind of DVD would require regular payment to watch either the film or the extras. The second DVD player would accept online one kind of DVD and it would always play the film, regardless. You'd even have access to some of the extras. However, to get full access to the extras you'd need to pay a regular fee. See the dumb assumption you're making here Pang is that I agree with MS charging for Xbox Live Gold. I don't, not really, I think it's kind of cheeky. However, I wasn't the one who made the claim that PC gamers wouldn't be so dumb as to pay regularly for the privilege of playing their games online. Try grasping the actual point before you get on your high horse. How ya doing, buddy? |
"Of course not, not like those WoW, CoH, WAR players heh" "*some shit about DVD players and missing the point*" The point: you continue to miss it. FELIPE NO |
Your argument would work if the Xbox 360 required an Xbox Live Gold subscription. Except it doesn't. Even so, that's not where my argument lies. See how I summarised it above. You made a stupid claim, I called you on it, and then you are the one that went off on this retarded tangent about how the Xbox requires money. Except it doesn't.
Keep going though, I'm impressed with how well you've managed to keep missing the point. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
Jam it back in, in the dark. |
And before you try to make the claim that L4D is popular, yes it is... on the PC. Given Valve's very obvious lack of caring for the 360 (hello TF2) I doubt there's that many L4D 360 players, and certainly not randoms. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Of course, I happen to have played a lot of games on my Xbox, this must make me an idiot. Thanks for that sly dig Shin. And I'm not suggesting that there aren't plenty of sane people on Xbox Live, there are quite a few. In fact I've got playing with and chatting to some really nice people on there in various games. However, there's also a lot of idiots that scream, sing, talk nonsense, hurl random abuse, etc, etc. The fact you talk about having to mute a lot of people would seem to confirm that.
I will agree that straight co-op modes seem to produce a lot less random screaming/nonsense-talking than versus modes. But really, I don't see how you guys are claiming that there aren't a load of idiots on Xbox Live (or any element of the Internet really, I mean just look at the shit that has been happening in Sony's Home). This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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