yo_john117 said:
homer said:
AussieGecko said:
homer said:
If it is an online game(which most likely it would be considering that most F2P are online), it is unlikely that MS would let people play it, because they make people play for online gaming. Besides, I said IF it was for solely Gold members, his analogy stands. There is no denying this, which you did. Kitler was wrong if he assumed it was solely for Gold members, but I said IF it was for Gold members, his analogy is correct. They also used games such as Battlefield F2P as an example. Joy Ride is not a good example, because even though it was planned as a f2P game, look at it now lol. I know that silver members can download dlc. Pretty standard knowledge. O_o
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Unlikely doesnt mean clearly wrong. Again dont start fights for the sake of it. Your original language was uncalled for.
You said I was clearly wrong, the only one out of line was you so I would appreciate an apology. You dont know the full information about this. They know more than you, joy ride might have been the perfect analogy bar the gold factor. You clearly didnt know silver members could download them. You are clearly being a pest so as I said I expect an apology.
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I will not apologize for anything. I have done nothing wrong, and if you are so sensitive about video games that you become this upset over a discussion about them, then there is nothing anyone can do for you.
Also I knew Silver members could dl content. There is a service though, for the xbox 360 that has become very popular amongst teens and children alike. It is called xbox live. It costs $60 a year, and it allows you to access features such as netflix and even play online. If you do not have this service, you can not play games online. I do not know if you have heard of this service before, but it may be something you might want to check out. ;)
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Its actually very popular amongst virtually all Xbox 360 users.
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My point still stands. :P
(that statement was not to be taken seriously)
"Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth." -My good friend Mark Aurelius
