jlmurph2 said:
SWORDF1SH said:
jlmurph2 said:
SWORDF1SH said:
jlmurph2 said:
Yeah honestly this should mean that some Sony fans would understand why we like EA Access. Yet its hated by most here.
TLOU:R is a cash grab that works but it seems like guys make more defense threads about it than the haters do offense ones. It gets annoying.
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You do realise that remasters have been coming to the 360 and PS3 for a long time now. And now they are coming to the X1 and PS4. It's not really about MS vrs Sony fanboys. Please don't make it into that.
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My post has nothing to with MS fans vs Sony fans. It has to do with the people who constantly say TLOUR is bashed when they themselves are the ones bringing up the topic.
I know that remasters have come to 360 and PS3. That doesn't stop TLOUR from being a cash grab. I honestly dont care that it is because I would have bought it myself if I had a PS4. Stop making it sound like the game is being demolished in the forums when its not.
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Anyway. Instead of playing the victim. Do you think Remastered gives gamers choice? If yes then why are you even arguing? The post is about remasters in general but TLOU:R is used a the example because it's the most recent and seems to have taken a lot of flak. Therefore it's a great example to use
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@bolded not only MS fans like the service.
Your argument of choice is different from what other people have said about EA access. The reason it's brought up is because Sony made the choice for their fans about the service and bashed it instead of letting fans choose themselves. TLOUR is a choice of buying it, same with DLC, microtransactions, consoles or just about anything in a store. The 2 terms of"choice are not the same because with one there was no choice.
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"Sony fans would understand why we like EA Access."
Judging by the fact that EA Access is X1 exclusive and you use the term 'we', you are insinuating that comment is on behalf of MS fans.
But the thread isn't anti EA Access anyway, it isn't even pro EA access. It's a pro 'Remastered' thread. Show me where I said anything bad about EA Access. Maybe you should practice what you preach and stop defending EA Access when nobody is attacking it.
