I Don't Understand Why People Defend Companies When What They're Doing Is Wrong

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It's sad really. Loyalty is a good thing, but the whole point of the free market is to go with the best option for you dollar.

I was a Playstation guy tried and true from 97-08...my parents always bought Playstation, and when 2007 rolled around (I was 16/17 at the time) I went ahead and got a PS3. Great console, you know good games, free online, blu-ray player...etc.....But two things switched me over to 360 this past gen, it was the console of choice for my friends (I bandwagon jumped in a sense), and better online (biggest factor being party chat, plus more people had mics on 360 than PS3 which made for a better experience)...

But that being said, I see myself going back to PS4 for this new gen. I have more interest in getting a colonoscopy than I do in owning a Kinect device...and since Xone is $100 and the reason for that is the bundling of Kinect...I think I'll take the $100 less expensive PS4...which has all the hype, better price, decent launch lineup, and improved online I'm guessing (since you have to get PS+ it better be good, and finally has party chat)

So yeah, I agree 100% with the OP. It's nice to be loyal but don't defend your company when they make stupid decisions...call them out on it so they can change it for the better.

If your favourite beer maker changes the recipe, you aren't going to support it saying bullshit like "change is good"...you're gonna say fuck it, hand me a different one. The same should go for consoles, etc.