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Sal.Paradise said:
sales2099 said:
Sal.Paradise said:
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Sal.Paradise said:
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Sal.Paradise said:
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Sal.Paradise said:
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So what you gonna do? Death threats. Bomb the homes of Bioware employees? Hijack trucks that deliever ME3? Release a deadly man-made disease onto the Bioware building grounds?

Now some realistic things to do are to contact the mainstream media, get a physical paper petition, protests on the street or infront of Biowares building. Stuff that requires you to get away from a computer screen and use your real name and physical body in the real world to make a difference. 

Cause if your gonna stick to the internet to get your point across.........you might just quit now and deal like everybody else.

Aahahaha. Your posts are cute. Wrong, but cute.

I like the multiple sensationalist suggestions, one definitely wouldn't get your point across. 

I've done the realistic things, I've voted with my wallet (not bought the game), I've complained as best I could to Bioware on twitter, I've contacted writers of articles I respect and congratulated them and I've tried to tell gamers the truth about ME3. Not the truth that they flat out should not buy it, just the truth about the content of the game so they can decide for themselves. All of your 'realistic' suggestions are pretty hilarious. 

"if your gonna stick to the internet to get your point across.........you might just quit now and deal like everybody else."

Oh boy, how wrong you are. The internet is THE tool for social mobilisation, haven't you heard about the Arab Spring at all? 

I could say your posts are equally blind. Voting with your wallet by not buying lol gimme a break. ME3 sales are way bigger then ME2. Point: You cant do it alone. Twitter complaining: Cute, very cute. Contacting writers that have 0 input at Bioware: nice job. Tell gamers the truth: So you tell a couple dozen gamers or so on the internet and real life. Add a few MILLION and maybe youd make a difference. 

And really, the "realistic suggestions, mainly to contact the media and do real life protests IMO are the way to go to get change. What you need is to cause awareness in the real to really draw attention. 

You just compared gaming to the Arab Spring.........think about that. Really. 

I knew you'd tell me that comparing the usefulness of the internet in the Arab Spring to the usefulness of the internet in this situation is..well actually you didn't say anything. You ignore the real point I make in the internet being the best tool for mass action on any issue and spreading awareness on that issue, and you go for the easy route of blind criticism. Willingly ignoring my arguments to throw a quick insult at me does not make you seem clever (when I point it out in the next post ;) )

Again, you miss the point entirely. Voting with your wallet is a very effective thing to do as, when combined with a large enough awareness of the issue on the internet (that you so ridiculed earlier, yet now I have shown you how effective it can be you have no answer) it can produce results. I didn't ever say that what I am doing alone will be effective, nor even that the action ME3 will be effective, but again your lazyness shines through. You have the mentality that if you cannot imagine something can be changed, because not enough people are aware of the issue or angered over it, then it's not worth changing. I would call that the mentality of a sheep, but hey that's your decision.  If enough people have any other mentality than yours, or hell if enough fans are angry at Bioware/EA (have you seen the bioware forums? That's the most rabid fanbase there is, and even they are getting furious) and spread awareness without knowing it, we can force change at the company. 

But you're right, if gamers are now so lazy that they won't even stand up for themselves when they don't recieve a product that works as advertised, never mind the sub-=ar quality of the game, then hell we really have no hope left.

Again. Your realistic suggestions are laughable. 

Your just proving to me that gamer specific causes will never be successful. The Arab Spring COMBINED the internet with actions in the real world. But with gamers....the thought of leaving their computers to do something makes them crap their pants lol. 

The fact that the realistic suggestions are laughable to you only further prove my point. Keep up the anonymous support from just the internet. Let me know how far it goes 



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