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XBOX ONE Reveal: UI faked from the start. Very choppy, and CBoaT

Takuya

Banned
Xbox Choppy.

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#xboned

Thanks! Adding to Op.
 

McLovin

Member
I thought the call was faked. Didn't even occur to me that the whole thing was faked. That's some Killzone 2 - Motorstorm level stuff mang.
 

fallagin

Member
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Fuck I love these completely logical posts amidst the wave of posters looking for shit to hate on because its in vogue.

Lets be honest here though. How often does software become 100% better than its demo version?

They could probably improve it over the course of the systems life, but I don't really expect it to become the levels that we saw at the conference in 6 months.
 

human5892

Queen of Denmark
"monday night football is about to start and I have no idea what my ESPN channel is. What can I do?"

the daily struggles of modern man
Before XBone I would just cry and give up ever figuring out how to ESPN

Now I don't even need them numbers
 
lol I watched the wired video.

good luck playing a game, watching a tv show and trying to Skype. The system looked like was was chugging just trying to snap a small window over the UI.

they have a lot of work to do.

It is also incredibly disingenuous of them to fake the entire presentation.

Did they really have a choice? If they showed that early build on stage the bad publicity would be 10x worse than it is right now. An absolute gif shitstorm. They made the right choice.
 
talk about false advertising (the choppyness)

Also lowered expectations, normally when you demo something it is expected to be real, unless you are microsoft apparently.
 

Xilium

Member
The stage demo being fake is no surprise but I would honestly think they would have their OS running more smoothly if they're willing to show it off. I would just expect some features/services to not work yet.
 

Plywood

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Kind of expected tbh, you don't want software that's still being developed to fuck up in the middle of a presentation.
 

Toki767

Member
Did they really have a choice? If they showed that early build on stage the bad publicity would be 10x worse than it is right now. An absolute gif shitstorm. They made the right choice.

They could have just shown games and done the TV stuff when it was actually working.
 

Servbot24

Banned
Didn't look that bad to me, especially if it really is an early build. Of course it was never going to have instant response.
 
While on the one hand, it's not finished, the small fact that it's so bad with less than six months to go is not a good sign.
 

Leonsito

Member
People really expect live demos in conferences like this? I hope you are never in charge of doing a presentation-demo of software for a client.
 
What is surprising is that they started work on the Xbox OS back in November 2012 ("we've come a long way in seven months.") which means they'll have barely a year to have the Xbox OS done. Is that a standard amount of time for a console OS or does that seem really short to anyone else? Especially an OS as complex as this one?

I think that was just an inelegant sentence. "We've come a long way, in seven months when we ship, you won't believe......."


What's HIX?

He's calling out a poster for believing that Microsofts $1 billion investment in 1st Party will make the road difficult for Sony.
 

Durante

Member
I can certainly see the argument that it's not done yet -- I know how software development works.

However, focusing so much on the responsiveness of your interface during a presentation that is entirely faked is a bit rich.
 

Liamario

Banned
I doubt anyone is surprised that the presentation was faked. It's when they imply that what you were seeing is an actual build, that people get pissed about. They're selling the console based on a half truth and that's just not cricket.
 
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