m4st4 wrote:But your explanation is what exactly: ''I don't support Microsoft but I support different views that are not popular in between the majority of the consumers'' - so if something is so overwhelmingly negatory in 99% of the circles (trolls, proffessionals, consumers and retailers alike), you are going to defend that 1% just for the sake of being un-popular/different?

So many things wrong with all of this.

m4st4 wrote:It's the clear fact that you, the unlikeliest of supporters, are ready to defend even the points which are quite obviously contra-Micosoft

Last time I checked I ONLY really defended their policy against sharing games. Everything else I even admitted that they took it all to another level of aggressiveness.

m4st4 wrote:''the king of rationale''.

Just to spoon feed you, maybe because I am that "king of rationale" I can look at things from other perspective than just the consumer's?!?! I dunno. Just sayin' since you said I don't look at things from different perspectives, yet you're the one who proves me exactly that by not being able to not look at this only through the consumer's eyes.

BatMan528491 wrote:Just pre-ordered the PlayStation 4 to get it on launch day!! Along with Call of Duty Ghosts and Battlefield 4

Why Ghosts?

RIFA wrote:

BatMan528491 wrote:Just pre-ordered the PlayStation 4 to get it on launch day!! Along with Call of Duty Ghosts and Battlefield 4

Why Ghosts?

Why not? I've played every Call of Duty before it... love the series

BatMan528491 wrote:Just pre-ordered the PlayStation 4 to get it on launch day!! Along with Call of Duty Ghosts and Battlefield 4

Good for you, I can't wait for Bf4(I got every battlefield that was available on console at launch and this looks the best)

RIFA wrote:So many things wrong with all of this.

See, that's the problem. Why would anyone be right than yourself. Is there a scenario where you half-admit at least some portion of a different POV? Or does it always have to be carefully dissected and negated quote?

You talk about ''consumers'', I talk about ''gamers'' and yet we both live in countries that are marginal on Microsoft's plate. Chances are, you are defending policies that won't get to you for the next two (or more) years, if then.

You are defending game sharing restrictions and I just gave my Blu-ray to a friend, another one got GRRM, in return I have Springsteen in my car, etc. etc. Games are no better than CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays or books and you are defending a company that wants to change that, why exactly, because it could change the future? Well, it already started, PS4 pre-orders skyrocketed.

The Last of Us is a masterpiece.

IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:The Last of Us is a masterpiece.

So far I'm loving it but I'll wait and see if it truly is a masterpiece. I am much more engaged than the Uncharted games though.

I find it quite fascinating that the last couple of "masterpieces" in gaming have essentially been escort missions in some form or another, a game type that is usually quite despised. The Last of Us, Bioshock Infinite and The Walking Dead.

The idea of a console "war" is kinda silly. In retrospect the last one wasn't really a war. Some people bought 360s and some people bought PS3s. This time around some people are gonna buy XBox1s and some PS4s. Where is the actual war aspect coming into play? Internet arguments?

darthnazgul wrote:

IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:The Last of Us is a masterpiece.

So far I'm loving it but I'll wait and see if it truly is a masterpiece. I am much more engaged than the Uncharted games though.

I find it quite fascinating that the last couple of "masterpieces" in gaming have essentially been escort missions in some form or another, a game type that is usually quite despised. The Last of Us, Bioshock Infinite and The Walking Dead.

Wait, Bioshock Infinite was escort mission? Way to describe it.

m4st4 wrote:

darthnazgul wrote: So far I'm loving it but I'll wait and see if it truly is a masterpiece. I am much more engaged than the Uncharted games though.

I find it quite fascinating that the last couple of "masterpieces" in gaming have essentially been escort missions in some form or another, a game type that is usually quite despised. The Last of Us, Bioshock Infinite and The Walking Dead.

Wait, Bioshock Infinite was escort mission? Way to describe it.

Like I said, in some form or another. "Bring us the girl and wipe away the debt", you remember? And yes, there are much more to the games than just escorting.

IWatchFilmsNotMovies wrote:The Last of Us is a masterpiece.

Agreed, but the multiplayer is (unsurprisingly) shit.