| DonFerrari said: No that is you that accuses me of not being good in English failing at logic, nowhere in that sentence I say that is the case of Octopath. The argument is over content being what justifies price (or in this case more precisely lenght). Plethora of content that isn't very good doesn't overvalue small content of exceptional quality. You again ASSUMED it was saying Octopath content is bad (which you then tried to put in my mouth, and when I said I didn't say it, you put in my mouth that I agreed or said the content was good). X1 was seem as lower value to the people that preffered PS4, does that mean it values lower? Not to the people that bought it first (and in USA they have been very close for the whole gen). So? Drop off of your very high horse. And UE4 being used is a toll not an asset, so using UE4 doesn't make a game meet the standard production value of this gen, it just make it uses the average tool. I would bet there are a lot of low quality Indies using UE4 that would look and play a lot worse than games made on perhaps even UE2. |
Take your own advise before I drop you off your high horse that sentence was you replying in regards to Octopath content this is why I asked you about English because your replies have not matched the context of what you replied to because the post you tried arguing against was highlighting the overall package (Content, Music, Story etc...) even now you still can't grasp it or refuse to because you wanted to cherry pick one word, I didn't assume I read your replies and you were replying to me so you were taking an angle in a debate in regards to what you replied to even trying to be personal before your balls shrunk when I warned you to watch yourself, as I said before every time you continue your nonsense I'll shut it down hard.
X1 didn't appear to have lower value than it's competitor it flat out did it only became close in US after the super early price cuts to match the more popular product meaning people had a different view of its value the cheaper product even at the same price which still beats it out today very handily. This is a prime example of cost not determining value.
