*checks the thread* ...nope, you were the first. If you mean overall, well sir, I wish to see proof that the sheep called the entitled entitled first over the internet, you know, since your so demanding of confirmation. Otherwise, I'm just going to call BS on the "they called us this first so it's totally cool" thing.Zeel said:Well if you're buying a game even though they are trying to screw you over... What else could you be? stop trying to equate the sides. We are not equal, that much is apparent. We didn't start the blasted namecalling until this "entitled" word came up. tit for tat. However are sides aren't equal by any stretch of imagination.Blind Sight said:It goes both ways I'd argue. People who criticize Bioware are called entitled, while people who don't are sheep/fanboys or just wallets with no brains. It's basically non-stop strawmen.Agente L said:What's up with the use of "gamer entitlement" at every bioware thread now?
Everyone that disagree with the way bioware does business now are angry gamers with "gamer entitlement? Is that a new buzzword or what?
My opinion? Don't really care. I might purchase this at a later time, but as of now I really don't have the time or money to be purchasing new titles. Either way the DLC doesn't really bug me.
I can defend the practice and not care whether you buy it at the same time. You don't get to tell me what I can and cannot do. But I'm sure revolutionaries fighting dictatorships all over the world would stand proudly with you against the tyranny of a company that dares try to make money. FIGHT ON GOOD SIR. FIGHT ON FOR SHIT YOU'RE IN NO WAY ENTITLED TO.Zeel said:You don't get to tell me what's important. I will "freedom fight' on the issues I find important. if you don't find it important. See the top right corner? There's that x button.Doc Theta Sigma said:... You're not a goddamn freedom fighter. It's a game. Seriously if you don't want the bloody thing then don't buy it. Nobody will ultimately give a damn. Now crawl back to the basement you came from, where you've probably been online continuously since '98.Zeel said:You can not be that bloody naive. EA games is a HUUUUUUUUUUUGE producer of games. If this trend continues how much do you think I'm going to lose in the future? Games I'm interested in will cost almost twice as much just to have the 'privilege' of the full experience. I will draw the line here, atleast if we fail then I know i didn't rollover quietly like some people.Doc Theta Sigma said:However you're acting like Bioware walked into your house on christmas morning, proceeded to steal every worldly possession you have and then slap you in the face for good measure. The characer is included in the game. The squadmate is not.Zeel said:Dead Space 2Doc Theta Sigma said:AND HERE IS ZEEL. ALL BOW BEFORE YOUR NEW OVERLORD AND BASK IN HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS. ALL HAIL ZEEL. ALL HAIL ZEEL.Zeel said:Yes. That and "Bioware is telling the truth". I'd sooner bite off my thumb than believe a word that comes out of the Bioware's PR team. Their entire job is lie to the consumer.Agente L said:What's up with the use of "gamer entitlement" at every bioware thread now?
Everyone that disagree with the way bioware does business now are angry gamers with "gamer entitlement? Is that a new buzzword or what?
But seriously, nobody is going to boycott this thing. Boycotts for video games have NEVER worked. People will ***** and moan, then go buy the game and forget why they bitched and moaned in the first place.
and
Battlefield 3
It worked on both those EA game titles. Stop trying to derail the issue.
It's wrong no matter how much they sell.
You see the difference? You're not losing anything. You're just whining like a child because you don't want to pay for extra content.
It's quite a jump from "I dont care" to "I defend this". Do you defend it, or are you just here to tell that you don't care? Noted. move along.
Dude, or dudette if you are a lady underneath that masculine avatar, to me you sort of lost any credibility as a debater when I saw the numerous times where you call people names. Like "brainwashed sheep"Zeel said:That is not what I said at all. you've miscategorized both my argument and my character. Do not for one second think I want some sort of cult-like behaviour on my side. Anyone who reads ANY of my posts know "DEBATE" is what I do. What I see on the other side, other than a few good arguments is clearly some fundamental biowarist behaviour. No one is thinking, just coming up with excuses.Frostbite3789 said:So you're saying I should agree with you no questions asked? Boy it sounds a lot like you want me to be a brainwashed sheep, just a brainwashed sheep who thinks the same as you.Zeel said:Fuck that. Anyone who agrees with this practice is a brainwashed sheep with no independent thought.
Yea, I understand that. But I already made my decision, I won't buy me3, with only exception:Blind Sight said:It goes both ways I'd argue. People who criticize Bioware are called entitled, while people who don't are sheep or just wallets with no brains. It's basically non-stop strawmen.Agente L said:What's up with the use of "gamer entitlement" at every bioware thread now?
Everyone that disagree with the way bioware does business now are angry gamers with "gamer entitlement? Is that a new buzzword or what?
My opinion? Don't really care. I might purchase this at a later time, but as of now I really don't have the time or money to be purchasing new titles. Either way the DLC doesn't really bug me.
Actually I was referencing the majority of the debate, not just this specific instance, where it usually devolves into petty name calling (in fact that majority of 'Bioware is going downhill' arguments turn into that).Zeel said:Well if you're buying a game even though they are trying to screw you over... What else could you be? stop trying to equate the sides. We are not equal, that much is apparent. We didn't start the blasted namecalling until this "entitled" word came up. tit for tat. However are sides aren't equal by any stretch of imagination.Blind Sight said:It goes both ways I'd argue. People who criticize Bioware are called entitled, while people who don't are sheep/fanboys or just wallets with no brains. It's basically non-stop strawmen.Agente L said:What's up with the use of "gamer entitlement" at every bioware thread now?
Everyone that disagree with the way bioware does business now are angry gamers with "gamer entitlement? Is that a new buzzword or what?
My opinion? Don't really care. I might purchase this at a later time, but as of now I really don't have the time or money to be purchasing new titles. Either way the DLC doesn't really bug me.
My bad, I mixed up the irrelevant things you posted with the irrelevant-but-you've-decided-as-being-relevant things you posted. Seriously, what is on topic in the post I quoted? the sides not being equal? That's not about ME3 DLC, that's about your imaginary war.Zeel said:Keep derailing the issue folks. If you aren't going to discuss the main topic why on God's green earth are you critiquing 'insults'. petty and useless gripe. I don't care who called who first. Our sides are not equal, that is my main concern. If you are replying to me, do address what I BRING UP.Richardplex said:*checks the thread* ...nope, you were the first. If you mean overall, well sir, I wish to see proof that the sheep called the entitled entitled first over the internet, you know, since your so demanding of confirmation. Otherwise, I'm just going to call BS on the "they called us this first so it's totally cool" thing.Zeel said:Well if you're buying a game even though they are trying to screw you over... What else could you be? stop trying to equate the sides. We are not equal, that much is apparent. We didn't start the blasted namecalling until this "entitled" word came up. tit for tat. However are sides aren't equal by any stretch of imagination.Blind Sight said:It goes both ways I'd argue. People who criticize Bioware are called entitled, while people who don't are sheep/fanboys or just wallets with no brains. It's basically non-stop strawmen.Agente L said:What's up with the use of "gamer entitlement" at every bioware thread now?
Everyone that disagree with the way bioware does business now are angry gamers with "gamer entitlement? Is that a new buzzword or what?
My opinion? Don't really care. I might purchase this at a later time, but as of now I really don't have the time or money to be purchasing new titles. Either way the DLC doesn't really bug me.
Well, I never said you were extreme. Granted, some poeple on the thread here did say it, and since you have trouble differentiating between people who disagree with you (sheeple, I know), I'll give you that.Zeel said:Boycotting a game is a reasonable reaction to quality issues. Do not try to compare my side to some sort of fringe terrorist group. am I calling people to freaking bomb the HQ? no, boycott. boycott, boycott, boycott. If you find that to 'extreme' then it is you with the issues, not me.Tzekelkan said:That's just it guys, can't you see? All Zeel wants is to feel superior. He is fighting the good fight, and will not go gently into the night (like the rest of us schmucks that don't know our foreheads from our anuses).
And that's perfectly fine, you're exercising your right to reject the product on legitimate grounds. I just wish this debate wouldn't turn into a pathetic name-calling game and people on both sides could accept that other people might have different consumer demands then them.Agente L said:Yea, I understand that. But I already made my decision, I won't buy me3, with only exception:Blind Sight said:It goes both ways I'd argue. People who criticize Bioware are called entitled, while people who don't are sheep or just wallets with no brains. It's basically non-stop strawmen.Agente L said:What's up with the use of "gamer entitlement" at every bioware thread now?
Everyone that disagree with the way bioware does business now are angry gamers with "gamer entitlement? Is that a new buzzword or what?
My opinion? Don't really care. I might purchase this at a later time, but as of now I really don't have the time or money to be purchasing new titles. Either way the DLC doesn't really bug me.
I think you should maybe skip buying ME3 before you have a heart attack from the rage.Zeel said:Yes. That and "Bioware is telling the truth". I'd sooner bite off my thumb than believe a word that comes out of the Bioware's PR team. Their entire job is lie to the consumer.Agente L said:What's up with the use of "gamer entitlement" at every bioware thread now?
Everyone that disagree with the way bioware does business now are angry gamers with "gamer entitlement? Is that a new buzzword or what?
Whoa whoa whoa. You have just insisted that all of us believe that the reason for a Prothean NPC to be in the game is to be a playable squad member.DVS BSTrD said:So they removed the whole point of having him in the game at all just to make a few extra bucks on opening day? This revelation WAs supposed to dampen my outrage HOW?Doc Theta Sigma said:Every comment in this thread:
"WE SHOULD GET THIS EXTRA, COMPLETELY OPTIONAL CONTENT FOR FREE BECAUSE OF REASONS."
The character is in the game. Without having to purchase DLC. You get all his dialogue, interactions with others etc. The only thing the DLC gives you is the option to have him as a squad member.
... why can't i be a human?...'cause that's ..y'know.... what i am?Zeel said:Fine. I can't complain about derailing the topic when I am partially to blame. I take back my "sheep" comment. You guys at best are turtles.