DragonMaster

Well, opinions are still opinions. You can't expect everyone to make positive posts about the Xbox One. I mean sure some of them sound like they are trashing the new system but keep in mind that this is all just matter of opinion. Weather that comment is talks about it in a good or bad way. If you don't like the "trash talk" then simply either ignore it or just delete the post. Not need to lock the entire topic all because of a few negative posts. Becuase eventually someone else will make another discussion topic about the Xbox One.
 

I'm not gonna lock the thread, there would be no point. I just don't want to keep deleting post after post. And criticism is not the same thing as trash talk. 

This is acceptable:

http://www.ign.com/a...f9d6f5043000037

 

Okay. So, let's read this quote:

 

Another Microsoft representative, UK marketing director Harvey Eagle, has confirmed that the Xbox One doesn't require a constant internet connection. "The answer to that question is no. You do not require an always-on connection to be able to use Xbox One," he said. "It is clearly designed to be connected to the Internet, and hopefully from what you've just seen you realize some of the benefits that brings. But if your Internet connection drops, you will still be able to play games, still be able to watch Blu-Ray movies, and still be able to watch live TV."

 

So basically... "No, you don't technically have to be connected to the internet to turn your system on and play the games you already had to register online, but you really should be connected all the time anyway because of all our super cool internet-exclusive features!"

 

I'm sorry, but when all your gimmicky features are built around the internet, there is no way you can convince me that this system wasn't Always On and that they backpedalled when the rage rose from the rumors. It's a bait and switch. They cover their ass by making it not-forced-to-be-connected, but still maintain all their features that require the internet anyway... the possibility that you have to install and register your games online, the possibility that you have to pay a fee online to play a used game, the possibility of cloud based gaming and cloud based computing, all your TV and entertainment bull, and of course the XBOX Live we've all come to know and "love". 

 

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This isn't (self made example):

Lulz xbox1 more like s***box. M$ failed again.

If anyone wants to discuss this further, PM me. Keep the thread on topic.

Guys, I'm noticing a bad trend here, and it better stop. 

IF ALL YOU ARE GOING TO POST IS TRASH TALK, THEN LEAVE. 

Seriously, comments like that add nothing to the discussion. All they do is get other people made. There are ways to express dislike for something without being a jerk or making yourself look stupid.

Personally, I just don't like the first person perspective. Maybe it's because I grew up on third person games, but I just can't get use to the way a game in the first person controls or plays. 

As for the shooting portion of FPSs, I just generally don't enjoy guns. To be quite honest, I find guns pretty boring all around, not just in games. I'll take a sword(axe/mace/etc.) or magic over a gun any day. Heck, I even like bow and arrow, which can control quite similarly to guns in games. I don't really have a reason, especially since games vary in play-style no matter the weapon, other than I love fantasy and medieval stuff.  

Loved the first and second, and the fourth was okay. I've probably seen the first two movies 30+ times. Shrek 2 also had the best movie game I've played.

Psychic. I'm cool with that. Normal and Dragon were tied for second.