| orniletter said: ...maybe go in with an open mind and don´t try it with the the mindset: this sucks and here is why ...but going by the posting history, the op loves to complain ...so good for you, I guess, you are saving money and can spend it on another version of Pacman... |
1. If my mind was closed, why would I of bothered to try the WiiU again at the event? I tried it, hoping to see NintendoLand be something, because it had my interest. I had a non-compelling experience with it, so I posted asking what I was missing. I did NOT have this experience with the Wii remote. And I have a 3DS and the 3D on it is not really relevant to me, but doesn't stop me from using it and playing, and the issue I had with cramping of hand someone did propose a solution which I implemented.
2. What kind of posts do you expect on forums? Issues get discussed. I discuss issues here as do other people. And I love to have things change and fit. Maybe you don't, but I do.
3. Well, how about spending money on gas so I can then travel to social events in hopes of networking to find paid employment? You know, stuff about having a life.
Sorry I struck a nerve with you. Sorry someone asking what they are missing about the WiiU offends you so much, and my thoughts and issues are hindering the WiiU from being a sales juggernaut that would cause everyone to like it feel secure in knowing it has sufficient support. You seek to dismiss issues I have with the WiiU, for whatever reason you choose. Rather then provide an alternative, you dismiss me and my posting by framing me as some sort of closed minded whiner, whi has nothing better to do but live in the past. So, I get it. The problem is me alone, and NOTHING is an issue with the Wii U. I just hate Nintendo, and have an axe to grind. I want them to fail or something. I didn't hop on the 240 million lifetime sold for the Wii U bandwagon, and don't support this bit of partisanship in the console realm, so I OBVIOUSLY must be an enemy or something. Feel free to keep thinking that. When I have seen here, by you is a clear case of the use of textbook defense mechanisms.
