Out of curiousity, how does one come to the assumption that someone is a sony fanboy? It is just based on not liking a product that isn't Sony? I ask because if someone dislikes WiiU, they are a Sony fanboy. If someone doesn't like the XBox One, they are a Sony fanboy. I am pretty sure people here think I am a Sony fanboy, even though over the years I have been called a Nintendo fanboy and yes, even a Microsoft fanboy.

Me, I just see people who like or don't like a product, rather that making assumptions on brand loyalty. That or people who are influenced by their friends. Something that here in the US, if the high school crowd dislikes something, spreads like wildfire.

Check XBox.com forums. You have plenty of people with well over 50k Gamerscore bitching up a storm. By chance are they Sony fanboys in well created disguises made by playing a ton of games on a 360?

It's just that all week, anytime that any of us try to have a reasonable discussion, whether it be trying to figure out exactly how policies work, or how the used game and/or digital selling systems work we get posts saying that we are all just Sony fanboys trying to spread FUD or downplaying specific feature sets, with some of these people asking how we are not banned yet. Yes, banned for trying to have actual worthwhile and healthy discussions filled with well articulated posts. 

Now, even though I posted it here I don't really want to take the threads completely off its rails, so if possible I would appreciate if we could converse through wall posts.

Edit - This isn't a dig at you personally. I just am curious how this conclusion is a common occurence.

When people say "gay" they usually mean "lame." I don't know if this is different in the UK, but it's the reality here in NA. Anyways, having an opinion about a game/series is purely subjective. Objectivity, for example, would be saying that 2+2=4.

I think the trouble is that you're defining anyone who dislikes the Xbox One as a Sony fanboy and then working backwards to reach your conclusion.

Do you remember the GameSpot poll where some 87% of people chose the PS4 over the Xbox One? Are you implying that 87% of GameSpot readers are Sony fanboys?

People don't like the product. You like the product, and that's fine, but you need to stop pretending that every problem that everyone has with it is entirely irrelevant and not buying one is on par with kicking a puppy.

Love the quote. I tend to say but fuck it a lot sometimes. It could be mistaken for butt fuck it though. Not sure if I ever realized the play on words until I was called out for using the phrase by friends but fuck it.

I'm still trying to wrap my brain around how this sentence is structured and what i actually means, that place is ALMOST funny enough to be worth reading.