Machiavellian said:
Actually corporations are like children. To many people and not all of them have the experience to know when something is right or wrong. Most times its because corporations try to dictate the market and they believe that have a graphs of what consumers will tolerate. This was Sony at the beginning of last gen. Coming off the success of the PS2, they felt consumers would just buy whatever they made at whatever cost. They felt they controled the market and found out real quick that they were way to high on the horse to see the little people. @BOLDED: You know there are countless videos of people doing exactly such dumb crap and most are from adults. Hell there is this one video where this man is filming lions after a hunt. He gets out the car, creeps closer to the pride to get that magical shot only to not see the female lion in the bushes before its all too late. |
So you telling me that ms witnesing sony failed after the huge succes of the ps2 was, wich dominated every market around the world, still decided to act so arrogant to try to force these policies even after coming from a defeat in last place from the previous generation is something everybody does? And they should also be forgiven? That does not sound like a smart move to me.
At the second part: Do you belive that was a smart move? Are you saying since idiots online do stupid stuff its ok for a world leader like ms to do stupid stuff and after it fails we should let it go? You know what this sounds to me, survival of the fittest, the guy with the lion did a stupid thin and probably died, now ms did a stupid thing and the market refused them and now they are probably out of the game. And you know why? Because they refused to learn from history, even if not your history you should still lean something.
People tend to forgive little mistakes like sonys overpriced ps3 after the pricecuts, but what ms did is something that they took away and could at any minute bring it back unlike sony recharging $200 for something you aredy bought. Im not saying that might happen, just is that its a fear that consumers have that wont be soon reliefed.
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