Did you miss the part where he said "paid for".
Access to something I pay for = demanded.
I'm not resorting to curse words when someone doesn't agree with me. I resort to that when I see someone saying ridiculously stupid shit, not because they themselves are stupid, but because they have the audacity to speak about everyone else and generalise.
Greedy how?
Obvious it didn't affect your purchasing choice but saying what they're doing doesn't effect you is simply untrue. Whether you choose to see that or not is clearly your prerogative. However, correct me if I am wrong we are not solely talking about you. We're talking about the spectrum of consumer response.
I don't know their agenda? it's pretty damn obvious. They're trying for a bigger grab by controlling what I will and won't purchase and further more control what I actually do with it when I have it. I don't need omnipresent understanding in marketing to "get it". I got it nice and clear and will not touch their product with a barge pole.
Firstly, let me offer an apology if you think I am being overly terse. I am not, what you do as a consumer doesn't effect me. Nor am I "mad" at you for having a different opinion or anything as such.
An outlyer is an outlyer no matter how you slice it.
No, I did not. I've stated many times that this is a matter of preference. I said that the people that are complaining about the always connected feature act like they wouldn't survive without video games for a day if, on some outside chance, that their internet went down.
Pricewise wouldn't be a big deal if they weren't forcing the Kinect2 down people's throats. But that's not really the issue here.
Not raging. I call people retards even when calm.
What people?! Are you thinking what you're typing? Thank you for proving my point that you're speaking for everyone and applying your own generalizations.
Still you are talking about outlyers and things that are out of your control that have a very low probability of happening. Fact of the matter is that XBL in the 11 years it has been running hasn't seen the type of catastophic events that are being thrown around, and ISPs that go down are very rarely down for any extended period of time. Instead of looking at track records and making decisions accordingly, people are making decisions based on future events that "could" happen but are unfounded.
But those are added elements to what is already known, thereby increasing the probability of it happening. You should probably work on your probability and statistics.
