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Pemalite 1 day ago
curl-6 said:
Pemalite said:

The harm is propagating rumors as fact. Rather than propagating real facts as facts.
Which has been demonstrably demonstrated in this thread

Who is propagating rumors as fact? I don't see anybody saying it's a fact.

There are individuals who have made proclamations about Nate's reliability as a leaker/rumor maker and we should regard them as fact due to a track record. (That isn't 100%)

Hence the entire debate in question.




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curl-6 1 day ago
Pemalite said:
curl-6 said:

Who is propagating rumors as fact? I don't see anybody saying it's a fact.

There are individuals who have made proclamations about Nate's reliability as a leaker/rumor maker and we should regard them as fact due to a track record. (That isn't 100%)

Hence the entire debate in question.

Saying you believe Nate isn't the same as saying stating the rumor is a fact though.

I believe the leak, but it's not a fact because it's not confirmed yet.



firebush03 1 day ago
Pemalite said:

There are individuals who have made proclamations about Nate's reliability as a leaker/rumor maker and we should regard them as fact due to a track record. (That isn't 100%)

Hence the entire debate in question.

Can you point to any posts where somebody argues that these rumors are 100% fact because Nate said them? And even if somebody is deciding to die on this hill, I don’t see the purpose in debating it. I mean, if that’s what somebody chooses to believe, then let them be. Let the dreamers dream.



160rmf 1 day ago
Pemalite said:

No. Nintendo is very easy to predict.

Everyone and their dog knows that Nintendo will follow up with a "safe" successor once they have a huge success.

Case in point:
1) NES with the SNES. 
2) Gameboy with Gameboy Advance.
3) Nintendo DS with 3DS.
4) Wii with WiiU.
5) Switch with Switch 2.

There is a trend there. A predictable one. Companies are generally adverse to risk unless they need to reverse a decline.

Nintendo just happens to be stupidly good at reinventing itself after every decline, which has kept them relevant.

Afaik GBA was far from being a declining system to be needed a reinvention with NDS

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