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landguy1 on 04 September 2013
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bananaking21 said:
landguy1 said:
bananaking21 said:


i stated a fact, which if you dont like it or not is your problem. 

@bolded: is that you calling me a troll?

Yes, you trolled your own posting.  Me making note of it is just part of what happens when you do it. 

 

As far as stating a fact, that is your opinion and that is great.  Again, thats the benefit of the forum.  You read an article and have your opinion as to what you think it meant and i have mine.  I was very clear that i thought that you restating the obvious was to make an unneeded argument(which played out throughout the thread).  It isn't a problem for me, as it is obviously a problem for you that i have a differnet view of what the article represents.

"They got scared by the fact that Heavy Rain was about kids being kidnapped, and they said, 'This is an issue, we want to change it'. Well, we could have kidnapped cats, it would be a different experience!"

fact.  tell me how it is not a fact and i will make a thread to publicy apologize to you, until then i will keep saying what i said was indeed a fact. MS got scared, david cage said so himself

"Microsoft was very much scared to take a risk here, while sony was not. "

I never said that M$ wasn't scared. You are not quoting M$, you are quoting someones opinion of M$'s actions.  He was probably right, that M$ weighed the obvious gains that were POSSIBLE against the potential PR issues.  M$ is a much bigger company than Sony and they operate to a much more politically correct crowd.  Sony is in the movie and music business and they don't worry too much about content, and the public accepts that.  Either way, your point to posting the OP was to try to put down M$.  That's all I was pointing out.  You don't have to justify it to anybody - especially me.  I said that almost all of the articles posted here have an agenda behind them - which I think most people here recognize.  The fact that you think otherwise is where it gets odd.