ob·jec·tive
əbˈjektiv/
adjective
- 1.
(of a person or their judgment) not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts.
sub·jec·tive
səbˈjektiv/
adjective
- 1.
based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.
Mk x being either not playable online due to lag or actually getting kicked is something I can actually prove. You may not be able to prove it to my extent, but many people can. Mk x being unplayable online to a lot of people is extremely objective, I even put the definitions right here... it's not influenced by my personal feelings or bias, it's an absolute fact that many people could show you if you were to actually go and see. Just because it doesn't happen to you to the extent that it happens to me, or other people, doesn't mean that's it's a subjective statement. All that means is that objectively, many (not all) people have online experiences where it's extremely hard to play, or they can't play at all. None of this is a personal opinion.
And again, saying it's just a feature or not the main selling point doesn't mean you shouldn't get what you paid for. If it was included in the purchase, it should work and be playable. And I think again you are missing my whole point, I understand how the world works, I'm not naive, all I'm saying is that all these people who are giving nrs big props for fixing the online now shouldnt, because it is something we payed for when we got the game. I know people get jipped all the time on purchases, I understand how companies may twist facts, but are you saying that if you bought something, it came as an incomplete product, and 9 months later they gave you the rest of the product, you would be happy and thankful to them? Or would you be like "about damn time, I payed for this a while ago" ?
Just because sales people twist things and lie, doesn't mean you shouldn't expect to receive what you pay for. Your whole point is summed up too "sales people lie, that's how the world works, so if you get jipped on a product it's your fault and don't blame the company" which why wouldn't we? It's there job to give us a product that works, and if it doesnt, I'm going to voice my opinion and *obviously * not be thankful when they fix something they should have a while ago, which was my whole point