Your joke was subtle and looked like hostility. I read it again and laughed.Cpt_Oblivious said:Oddly enough, I'm expecting this to link me to an article that says "I don't own a PS3".
Everything I said is still true.
Your joke was subtle and looked like hostility. I read it again and laughed.Cpt_Oblivious said:Oddly enough, I'm expecting this to link me to an article that says "I don't own a PS3".
And this as well.Cpt_Oblivious said:Oddly enough, I'm expecting this to link me to an article that says "I don't own a PS3".
My husband and I often take a small LCD T.V. with us, along with our PS3 and or 360. If we're driving that is. Many hotel rooms don't have the right hookups.Cpt_Oblivious said:It's just my strange sense of humour, don't worry.Susan Arendt said:Huh? I do have a PS3. I even took it with me on vacation. Maybe I'm just confused by what you're saying.Cpt_Oblivious said:Oddly enough, I'm expecting this to link me to an article that says "I don't own a PS3".
Wait, you took your PS3 on vacation? That's serious gaming commitment, the best I manage is a DS.
I need to up my game for my next holiday then, a simple handheld just doesn't seem to cut it any more.meganmeave said:My husband and I often take a small LCD T.V. with us, along with our PS3 and or 360. If we're driving that is. Many hotel rooms don't have the right hookups.Cpt_Oblivious said:It's just my strange sense of humour, don't worry.Susan Arendt said:Huh? I do have a PS3. I even took it with me on vacation. Maybe I'm just confused by what you're saying.Cpt_Oblivious said:Oddly enough, I'm expecting this to link me to an article that says "I don't own a PS3".
Wait, you took your PS3 on vacation? That's serious gaming commitment, the best I manage is a DS.
It's a pain in the ass, but so worth it when you can't sleep in those strange beds and are up late at night.
We rented a cabin in the mountains, and I brought along the PS3 so I could play Heavy Rain at my leisure. (And got totally boned by the PSN snafu that erased trophies, but I digress.) It snowed for four days straight, so it was really nice to be able to just download a movie at night and watch some DVDs that we'd brought with us. I also read three books and played in the snow with the dog.Cpt_Oblivious said:I need to up my game for my next holiday then, a simple handheld just doesn't seem to cut it any more.meganmeave said:My husband and I often take a small LCD T.V. with us, along with our PS3 and or 360. If we're driving that is. Many hotel rooms don't have the right hookups.Cpt_Oblivious said:It's just my strange sense of humour, don't worry.Susan Arendt said:Huh? I do have a PS3. I even took it with me on vacation. Maybe I'm just confused by what you're saying.Cpt_Oblivious said:Oddly enough, I'm expecting this to link me to an article that says "I don't own a PS3".
Wait, you took your PS3 on vacation? That's serious gaming commitment, the best I manage is a DS.
It's a pain in the ass, but so worth it when you can't sleep in those strange beds and are up late at night.
Though to play anything in the car I'd need loads of extension cords...
Make the fire captain, full speed ahead!Cpt_Oblivious said:What? That's not baiting, nor stoking the furnace of the metaphorical anything. And who's side am I on?SaintWaldo said:-blah blah blah-
What the hell are you talking about man?!
SaintWaldo said:Cpt_Oblivious said:Oddly enough, I'm expecting this to link me to an article that says "I don't own a PS3".Just because Susan has a functioning brain and expresses opinions nuanced enough to occasionally be interpreted as hostile to Sony and PS3, I can assure you of the following provable facts:Susan Arendt said:Huh? I do have a PS3. I even took it with me on vacation. Maybe I'm just confused by what you're saying.Cpt_Oblivious said:Oddly enough, I'm expecting this to link me to an article that says "I don't own a PS3".
1) She owns a PS3 and plays it. I have her gamertag.
2) She likes the platform, enough so that she would like to see it improve, and the only path to that is informed criticism.
3) She's not a troll, cabbage, or any other non-human sort of thing. She's 100% homo sapien gamericus and on your side (that being the PS3's side) more than you might think.
So, please, no baiting. Wait for her to actually say something you disagree with to start stoking the furnace.
I have.reg42 said:I've never, ever played a game which was better to watch than to play.
That's when you just make a polite little suggestion like "Hey, you know he's vulnerable to fire attacks, right?" Something not too intrusive so it doesn't feel like you're telling them how to play, but enough that you don't have to watch them fail the same fight 50 times in a row. Now if it's just bad player skill that's the problem, I don't know what to tell you.bismarck55 said:I find that I don't mind watching someone else play a game as long as their better at it than me. I get frustrated watching someone make mistakes and whatnot, especially if it's an RPG.