Silent Viper
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Slow news day, so Jim needs something for his Patreon users. So lets attack everyone's favourite punching bag - Xbox lol
So your argument is...
I love this man. Talk about triggering snowflakes.![]()
Yeah, I paid for LIVE, only because I wanted to play SF online on that console, I also played SF on PC, but with XBOX, I had no choice lol.....Hell, you couldn't even watch Netflix or play a beta on XBOX without LIVE. MS having the upper-hand then, ensured that you were subscribed for the most trivial task and feature on XBOX,,,,,It's like LIVE was the beating heart of the 360, without it, the console was dead and worthless.....MS made sure that you felt the 360 was worthless without LIVE, that was their marketing there, its why they pushed it so hard as a multiplayer console....and the fans said no problem MS, you want to push that angle, we got you, we'll make it rain.....WTF you paid for Live? I’m disappointed in you! I bought a 360 one month after it launched and not once did I pay for Live. My nephew played Halo and wanted to play multiplayer and I told the fucker he pay for Live, not me.
I remember all that shit tho. Xbox fanboys be praising Live like it was worth paying for when you could play for free on PC and PSN.
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There's a lot of reactionary posts from people jumping in to defend Microsoft's honor who won't watch the video. He does mention EA, Activision and their ilk as the root of the MTX evil. He does mention Sony and Nintendo also selling DLC, with Nintendo getting a nod as the cleanest of the three platform holders, and he even mentions a number of good things MS did at the end.Are we really still getting posts that think Jim doesn't like video games any more? Watch the video, he's talking about games being BAD with MTX, not bad quality.
Yeah, a bit jarring to see so many resort to ad homs and non sequiturs.These threads would be graveyards if temp bans were handed out for people posting without actually watching the video the thread is about.
Y'all know that's true.
Yeah, a bit jarring to see so many resort to ad homs and non sequiturs.
GOT EM!!Microsoft exclusives are garbage in my opinion, that's I never Owned a Xbox console and never will.
Fart, fart, fart
STOP SPEAKING FRENCHYeah, a bit jarring to see so many resort to ad homs and non sequiturs.
STOP DELAYING CHANGING YOUR NAME BACKSTOP SPEAKING FRENCH
STOP SPEAKING FRENCH
STOP DELAYING CHANGING YOUR NAME BACK
Salty xbot detected! Run the hills!his obese angry dude milking "controversies" for views would go away if people just stopped watching. Can we try to do that? Please?
You mean Jim isn't just an angry YTer and does research and backs up his claims? Masaka!By plagiarize I mean that I agree with him and made similar arguments before, he fleshed them out and researched more than I will ever care doing before making a statement like the ones he has made.
It behooves first party publishers to provide top quality productions that make their consoles worth buying. Nintendo and Sony have both produced amazing games to sell us on the PS4 and Switch. Microsoft, however, is different. Microsoft has decided to act no better than a grasping third party "AAA" publisher. Even worse, it set the tone of a generation and contributed - perhaps more than any other company - to the nasty normalization of excessive monetization. It's Microsoft's fault that videogames are bad.
thelastword thoughts?
Surely you agree with all his other rants how microtransactions and lootboxes are bad also or that EA, 2K and Activision are a blight in the current gaming industry.This is the first time that i agreed with him
Also mentioned in this video.that EA, 2K and Activision are a blight in the current gaming industry.![]()
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Surely you agree with all his other rants how microtransactions and lootboxes are bad also or that EA, 2K and Activision are a blight in the current gaming industry.![]()
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Beware, before entering this thread you must think of corporations in terms of "good" and "evil". Decisions are made to either serve a greater good or an ultimate evil. You must clearly choose a side.Wait, so corporations aren't our friends? *pretends to be fucking shocked*
lolBeware, before entering this thread you must think of corporations in terms of "good" and "evil". Decisions are made to either serve a greater good or an ultimate evil. You must clearly choose a side.
This video obviously is an evil ploy from Sony. Lies, all of it. Microsoft has never done anything but good to us all.
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Uh, nope. The argument is over who normalized it, that's what my argument is about.
A Little Moolah Goes a Long Way
Xbox games will soon contain a new system of microtransactions -- a few cents to a couple of dollars for options to enhance gameplay. The embedded "store" tallies may yield a revenue stream of $5 million per game for game publishers.www.wired.com
These threads would be graveyards if temp bans were handed out for people posting without actually watching the video the thread is about.
Y'all know that's true.
STOP DELAYING CHANGING YOUR NAME BACK
I hate this fatass and his videos, can't stand how he purposely talks like a bitch to get his point around
I love how everyone that hates Jim has to point out that he is a fat arse.
Learn to critique properly people.
I love how everyone that likes Jim has to point out that people call him fat.
Learn to counter the actual issues brought up people.
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I'm predicting 500 posts at the very least.
Am I required to purchase micro transactions to enjoy Halo 5? No? You mean they’re completely optional? Okay, then.
I’ve never bought a loot box and never will. If the presence of loot boxes offends you I guess don’t buy them? Easy solution to this “problem”.
People are just doing what Jim Sterling does.
? That is an interesting fact but that wasn't the argument you were making when you brought up Killzone. As if the multiplayer in Ryse was any more relevant.
I love how everyone that likes Jim has to point out that people call him fat.
Learn to counter the actual issues brought up people.
Bans for what? Reacting to an obvious troll of a headline. Or is it from assuming something from a creator who's been going on with this garbage for years. Thanks to this post I watched the video.
KiteGr You are a liar. Uncharted 4, for example, has microtransactions, and the previous instalments even had paid multiplayer maps. How is that less "scummy" than Gears where you play only for cosmetics (that can be earned by playing anyway)?
E Explosive Zombie No idea why you felt the urge to write this. Did you even read with understanding the 2 post above yours?
And let's not fotget lootboxes. The precursor to today's lootboxes was FIFA Ultimate Team, brought to us by EA, and originally an XBox exclusive feature.I get what you're saying, you think the MTX in the free DLCs for Uncharted 4's multiplayer mean Sony is just as bad as Microsoft. Jim's video acknowledges the stuff Sony has done, it talks about Activision and EA, but he sees nuance in the equation like how Microsoft were the first ones to come up with the idea (check the thread earlier I linked an article) or how they were the first console to use them on 360, including the infamous horse armor which became the mascot for MTX being crap.
Am I required to purchase micro transactions to enjoy Halo 5? No? You mean they’re completely optional? Okay, then.
I’ve never bought a loot box and never will. If the presence of loot boxes offends you I guess don’t buy them? Easy solution to this “problem”.
Wait, what Sony games had annoying micro-transactions at the start of the generation?
It's true - The Last of Us, Driveclub, Killzone:Shadowfall. At launch Microsoft had partnership with EA(Titanfall) and Sony with Activision(Destiny). Don't know how any of that factors into lootbox argument. MLB has been doing that shit for ages. I am sure Sony titles had more impact than Ryse.
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DriveClub micro-transactions will let you quickly unlock cars
PlayStation 4 racer DriveClub will include micro-transactions so you can pay to unlock cars quicker, Sony has revealed.www.eurogamer.net