| pokoko said: That's ridiculous. It's child logic to think something is implied when it clearly is not. "Who won E3" could easily mean "who had the best game" or "which company will make the most money (Activision)." Simple logic would tell you to be specific with your question. It's really, really not difficult, you know? It's like that silly argument that breaks out when someone makes a thread about "exclusives" without bothering to specify that they mean "console exclusives". The burden is on the person who asks the question. Seriously, how hard is it define what you're looking for? We aren't children, this should be common sense. Be specific and there will be no argument. |
It's not rediculus, because no one who hears that question thinks "who had the best game" or "which company will make the most money (Activision)." There is no "simple logic." There's just simple logic, and assholes. "Who won E3" is a question asked a thousand times, and everytime, the asker is asking the same question. If they aren't, they add to that question. "I'm including Ubisoft and EA." Activision didn't compete. There's no need to define what you're looking for. Everyone knows what you're looking for. It's implied. And everyone knows that you're not looking for "gamers."
Don't be a smartass when answering the question and there will be no agrument.
