Xen said:
Yeah. because when it's around when the footage is, it's completely irrelevant <_<. Lying is OK when you it's harder to catch you. |
people working so hard to try and pick apart a video? THese videos are put togehter by a marketing person who doesn't realize the differences. It's not a conspiracy, it's people being ignorant.
It is near the end of the end....
Landguy said:
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Maybe, but maybe not.
Says much about their confidence in their own product!
The irony is people will treat their product the same way.
Xen said:
Maybe, but maybe not. |
To think that M$ actually planned this out would require many levels of an actual conspiracy. Marketing people would have to purposely know they are engaged in lying, people in charge of the actual editing of the stuff would be involved, and many others. They would perpetrate a conspiracy to make a youtube ad that the real gamers will figure out is fake? People on this site think that there is 5 people working out of a garage or something for the M$ corporation. There are 10's of thousands of employees and they all want their jobs and they never want to purposely lie to the public, as this kind of thing is always uncovered(this is a good example).
Take of the tinfoil hats people. It was a mistake.
It is near the end of the end....
haha Did you pay close attention to the disclaimer at the end of the Promo.
This promo may cause severe dissatisfaction with the actual in game footage. Please consult your local Microsoft expert if you experience any dissatisfaction.
Interesting...
Landguy said:
To think that M$ actually planned this out would require many levels of an actual conspiracy. Marketing people would have to purposely know they are engaged in lying, people in charge of the actual editing of the stuff would be involved, and many others. They would perpetrate a conspiracy to make a youtube ad that the real gamers will figure out is fake? People on this site think that there is 5 people working out of a garage or something for the M$ corporation. There are 10's of thousands of employees and they all want their jobs and they never want to purposely lie to the public, as this kind of thing is always uncovered(this is a good example). Take of the tinfoil hats people. It was a mistake. |
A consistent mistake? It's not the first time either of the companies does this.
| daredevil.shark said: This is not a big deal. But given the recent online storm over BF4 resolution issue in consoles and COD Ghosts resolution issuse this is a big news. Another fanboy fight is coming. Edit 1: For the record.
Original news:
Microsoft Uses PC Battlefield 4 Footage in Xbox PromoNovember 1st, 2013 at 9:01 am by Jeremy Conrad 
The Backspace to access Battlelog gives away their deception It’s pretty well known that the Xbox One version of EA’s awesome Battlefield 4 is running at 720p on the system, which puts it at quite the graphical disadvantage when compared to the PC and even the PS4. Microsoft is sponsoring a “Battlefield Showdown” tournament of sorts, and is promoting it on the official Xbox Youtube channel with an Xbox-branded trailer for the showdown. The problem? The game footage (despite having an Xbox logo watermarked on it), isn’t from the Xbox 360 or the Xbox One. It’s from the PC. How do we know? The upper right corner shows the “Backspace” button to access Battlelog. The Xbox One and Xbox 360 versions don’t show the backspace key there. Shame on you MS.
Source: http://furiousfanboys.com/2013/11/microsoft-uses-pc-battlefield-4-footage-in-xbox-promo/ |
It is threads like this that start wars...
"She looked so beautiful in her pictures! You're telling me she weighs over 200 pounds and has acne all over her body?!"
"Jeeze, give her a break. She's still a female."
and yet again their posture is "hey its ok to mislead"
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