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Originally Posted by Bogof
Matt, all I'm hearing is someone who paid £429 for an xboxone and needs to convince themselves it was worth it. I can tell you right it wasn't.
If you bought an xboxone today you get a lot more for a lot less, that must hurt matt. But ya know, it's not my fault. But if I paid £429 for it, I really would be peed off.
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I don't actually care - unlike you I like my Xbox One. I also understand the perils of being an early adopter. Plus I was fully aware of the various issues with the Xbox One (seemingly unlike you, unless you did know of all the issues but bought one anyway even though it would have been blatantly obvious that you would immediately dislike it? Either way, it's a very stupid decision you made...)...
But, seeing as you think it is "crap" and "not worth it", why did you buy yours?
Was it claim number one, for the exclusive games? Even though the games you have are all available on PS4 (which you have) and/or PC (which you have)...
Was it claim number two, for Halo and Titanfall? Even though Halo has not even been dated let alone released, even though Titanfall is also available on PC, and even though you previously said that Titanfall is "crap"...
Was it claim number three (the current one), where you now say that it was simply an "impulse buy" and that the reason you bought it is... "Because".
Which of these contradictory claims is true?
Why did you buy it, given that you
must have known
beforehand what it was like? You must have known about "Resolutiongate" and the UI and Kinect and so on and so on...
Why do you
still have it, now that you have experienced first-hand what it is like and can get (or
already have!) the same games on PS4 and PC, where you know they will perform better?