I concur, it still was particularly funny or insightful, but I was able to watch the entire thing without shutting my browser in disgust. Work on some more highbrow jokes (less dicks and MS paint), improve the video quality, and keep the screaming rants to a minimum and this might actually become something that's worth watching.erbkaiser said:Okay Jim, this one was much better. I will give this series a chance after all. Hope the fourth one continues like this one -- not the previous two.
Less atrocious ranting, audio was more clear, and video looked better*.
The calmer speaking helped a lot as well.
Doesn't hurt that you have me agreeing with you either! Especially the endless updates...
*At least in the high quality version, the video is sandboxed with black bars on all sides.
//Edit: only the HQ version apparently so this is probably not your fault.
It's not British humour. I'm not only from Britain, but the same part of it as he is, and his points are just too off the mark for a lot of people. It doesn't have anything to do with the humour he's using.Archmike said:The problem I think he's having is that British humour doesn't translate well over to you fellows in the colonies. Hence why you get utter travesties like the US version of Red Dwarf >.<
To me it's fairly obvious the arrogance is a put on, it's definitely a joke to cover up insecurities. I do it all the time and I'm utterly wonderful
I think he's brilliant, keep it up dude!
As it's true that Sony are going to have a hard time to rebuild their image, what people still need to remember is that people were jerks enough to breach it in the first place. So it's not entirely their fault. Also wasn't Xbox Live breached in 2007? Seems like they made it out ok.Hitman Dread said:Sony is going to have to work hard to build it's image up. This has gone beyond the playstation brand, and has gone to effect my ability to sell ANY Sony electronic device. This has been a disaster for Sony that even more older clients at my Rent-to-own store are aware, if misinformed about.
Sony removed the "Other OS" option with no choice of leaving it in for those who wanted it. They drew 1st blood against people they should have know not to mess with.WaaghPowa said:what people still need to remember is that people were jerks enough to breach it in the first place.
I think Jim hit the nail right on the head there. I wouldn't mind updating the firmware more often if it ever added something to the ps3 experience that I want.drisky said:Giving up on the piracy battle and stoping with the constant updates would be a god send.
That explains it then. I saw your screenshot and immediately said "That's not what my progress bar at the bottom looks like."erbkaiser said:Looks like this to me:mjc0961 said:I only see the same two black bars on the side that EVERY video has in the HQ version.erbkaiser said:*At least in the high quality version, the video is sandboxed with black bars on all sides.
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Sandboxed. Bars on top and bottom remain even if I blow it up to fullscreen (userJS), doesn't happen for the other vids here. Shall try the Flash copy.
//Edit: Flash doesn't have the top and bottom bars.
I fail to see how avatars would be practical. Either you mean the little PNG icon next to everyone's name on your friends list, in which case it's just a little PNG icon that doesn't do anything so it's not important in the first place. In fact, I think that'd be a slap in the face really. "We're sorry about all the downtime, so here's the ability to upload a small image file that nobody is going to look at for more than a few seconds. Enjoy." Or you mean giving PS3 users a version of Nintendo's Miis and Microsoft's Avatars, in which case they already don't do anything important on the Wii and 360, so how would they be practical on PS3?Drakos.Amatras said:Wouldn't something practical and universal like "custom online avatars allowed for everybody" be at least sensible?
No. Xbox Live was not breached in 2007. Xbox Live was overloaded with server traffic after everyone got a 360 and a copy of Modern Warfare for Christmas, and service was spotty for two weeks. Not even close to being hacked and being down for 3-6 weeks (3 weeks being about how long PSN has been down right now, and 6 weeks being the stated maximum time Sony has given for it to remain down [SOURCE [http://www.gamespot.com/news/6312524.html]]).WaaghPowa said:Also wasn't Xbox Live breached in 2007? Seems like they made it out ok.
This really got me, excellent video!if the PS3's infrastructure wasn't fucking shit