Xbox Live is "More Juvenile" Than PlayStation Network
- Thread starter Andy Chalk
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stfu man or I'll fucking get you, yeah t-baggin sob I'll fuck your maw you think I'm juvynile. I aint I tell ya fucking gay homo
In short, yes, I would have to agree.
In short, yes, I would have to agree.
I actually find the xbox live network to be hilarious. Even the whiny children are just so entertaining in their stupidity. If you can't laugh at them and pity them, you know they've won.
On the other hand, all my gaming on ps3 has been relatively silent. Which sort of sucks to be honest. I like a bit of trash talking in my games. It's the competitive edge that keeps me playing. Subject to different games obviously, just based on my own experience.
-JB
On the other hand, all my gaming on ps3 has been relatively silent. Which sort of sucks to be honest. I like a bit of trash talking in my games. It's the competitive edge that keeps me playing. Subject to different games obviously, just based on my own experience.
-JB
It's true, you have to admit. More kids own Xboxes, therefore Xbox Live is generally more immature when it comes to voice chat. That isn't to say it's any more incompetent as far as teamwork goes, just more annoying and shrill.
And part of the point I was making is that there's no objective evidence that is the case. Beyond anecdotal evidence that is (as I stated earlier) useless from an evaluatory standpoint, there's no conclusive proof of any difference in the gamer subsets of each system.ahlycks said:
Personally, I think part of the perception problem might be that the 360 Elite comes with a microphone, while (to the best of my knowledge), the PS3 doesn't. This means you're more likely to actually hear the jerks on the Xbox, simply because they have easy access to the hardware necessary for voice chat.
As one person said, it is the games, not the consoles that make the person. However, when comparing some of the best-known exclusives of both consoles, Gears of War 2 and Halo 3 tend to spout a bit more testosterone than games like Uncharted 2 and Metal Gear Solid 4. Exclusives aren't the only thing that matters, but when choosing between a PS3 or a 360, they probably come to mind first.
Im sorry, but this is kinda a no shit moment
Ive been yelled at and called a fag over my gamertag. Brad Lionheart, can someone please tell me why you would yell at someone about there gamertag when its just a name? a varent of there own name for that matter.
Ive been yelled at and called a fag over my gamertag. Brad Lionheart, can someone please tell me why you would yell at someone about there gamertag when its just a name? a varent of there own name for that matter.
I do actually think he has a point..
Mainly beacuse PSN players need to buy a mic, "most" people don't just buy a mic to shout abuse at random people..
I know i bought mine just to talk to freinds.. still im not saying i havnt had "Omg, Mozza444 your such a camper, i fucked your mum!!" on PSN but there does seem to be less of it.
Mainly beacuse PSN players need to buy a mic, "most" people don't just buy a mic to shout abuse at random people..
I know i bought mine just to talk to freinds.. still im not saying i havnt had "Omg, Mozza444 your such a camper, i fucked your mum!!" on PSN but there does seem to be less of it.
Why would it matter? We all turn mute on anyway for any game! A friend once asked me when I was playing some cod6 why I had mute on. I replied, well don't you? I'm not here to talk to people I'm here to shoot them. Then he asked why I had my headset plugged into my computer. I then said I was talking to friends on skype at the same time who I was playing. You all know it makes sense.Hubilub said:
