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Originally Posted by Stuart
That's the thing. You talk about the freedom and choice we have in the UK to buy and express our opinions about products, but then go on to apparently ignore the freedom people have to disagree with you.
These are the facts as I see them. - You bought an xboxone and feel ripped off.
- You decided to complain online.
- Other people have bought and are enjoying their xboxones.
Now, I can understand that you feel ripped off, and I can understand why you feel the need to complain. What I don't understand is your apparent need to disagree with (and try and "prove" wrong) people. You seem to feel the need for other people to come online and say "Yes, the Xboxone is crap" then get snidey when people come online and say that they do like it.
Take, for example, your response to me. I did not say whether I liked or disliked the xboxone. I merely said that in my opinion, it is better to wait and see whether I like the games that are released for a console. I also pointed out that it takes developers a while to get the best out of a console. This isn't an opinion, this is a fact. You answered "cool story".. |
1, I can't see where he says he's been ripped off, but in all cases he states he got a bargain.
2, Nothing wrong in voicing an opinion online or anywhere.
3, I don't doubt many are enjoying their XB1s, at the same time I don't doubt many aren't.
After all the barrages that seems to be allowed this time around (funny that, I've had posts that have been deleted and gotten a warning for far far less), I'm sure I'd get bored of saying the same things over and over again, to the point I'd not bother either in replying.