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What was the most Arrogant/Stupid

A 4 16.00%
 
B 4 16.00%
 
C 2 8.00%
 
D 4 16.00%
 
E 5 20.00%
 
F 2 8.00%
 
G 1 4.00%
 
H 1 4.00%
 
I 0 0%
 
J 2 8.00%
 
Total:25
badgenome on 15 May 2014
Fusioncode said:

First E, then A.

One could argue that A is a function of C!



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MoHasanie on 15 May 2014
Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
MoHasanie said:
E is the worst.
I don't see how this thread is any different to the other one since anyone that has been following gaming news can easily match the company with the action, so overall this isn't much more objective.

The point of this thread is not to figure out which company was the most arrogant, but rather what are the actions that people most take offense with.

Furthermore, Many of these options could apply to both companies and even Nintendo in some cases.

Its similar but very distinct.

Ok, so its a completely different thread, but this one can still be skewed by bias and prejudice.  



    

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ModBod on 15 May 2014

To me "D - disconnect with consumer desires" because if you don't know what you'r customers want, it leads to a,b,c,e,f,g,h and i, don't know about others



Dr.Henry_Killinger on 15 May 2014
MoHasanie said:
Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
MoHasanie said:
E is the worst.
I don't see how this thread is any different to the other one since anyone that has been following gaming news can easily match the company with the action, so overall this isn't much more objective.

The point of this thread is not to figure out which company was the most arrogant, but rather what are the actions that people most take offense with.

Furthermore, Many of these options could apply to both companies and even Nintendo in some cases.

Its similar but very distinct.

Ok, so its a completely different thread, but this one can still be skewed by bias and prejudice.  

That much is unavoidable, but in my previous endeavor to objectively prove bias for or against Nintendo I ran into the same problem of evaluting utltimately subjective human beliefs. At least this method, allows for a weaker influence of platform preferance.



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