:lol :lol :lolWhite Man said:Demi sent me a picture of his cat's butthole the day the Xbox camera came out.
:lol :lol :lolWhite Man said:Demi sent me a picture of his cat's butthole the day the Xbox camera came out.
White Man said:Demi sent me a picture of his cat's butthole the day the Xbox camera came out.
Tobor said:That would qualify as social interaction and community I guess.
mood said:IGN probably has the best game website layout, but also some of the worst editors :\ You get what you get with game media I suppose.
I think the difference is that in Home, theres not many ways to display those kind of things in the public place unless you curse on the mic in the public lobbies. And even then, in the Q&A there are noted moderators that will deal with people who abuse the shit like that. And in your private space, the people you deal with there will be more or less people you can trust (to a degree) since they will people you invite personally or on your friends list. Unless I'm mistaken, theres not a way to walk around with a penis on your avatar.Tobor said:You are obviously not an Xbox Live user. It took one day from launch of the Vision camera before I had the pleasure of some dude broadcasting porn while I was playing Uno. Porn and Uno, what a perfect fit, right?
If you think HOME won't have some growing pains as people learn to exploit the system, you're being naive.
Bad_Boy said:I think the difference is that in Home, theres not many ways to display those kind of things in the public place unless you curse on the mic in the public lobbies. And even then, in the Q&A there are noted moderators that will deal with people who abuse the shit like that. And in your private space, the people you deal with there will be more or less people you can trust (to a degree) since they will people you invite personally or on your friends list. Unless I'm mistaken, theres not a way to walk around with a penis on your avatar.
QFTbeermonkey@tehbias said:It's all fine and well that they want to add a social networking service to the online, but they need to nail the basics first and make them standard across all titles (TCR time, bitches). Non-gaming 'MySpace' sort of stuff needs to come second. Maybe they will nail it and nail it fast, but I'd have felt better if they would have acknowledged it and committed to it at GDC.
Nobody is being naive, it will happen I'm sure. But those people will be dealt with. Check the Q&A.Speevy said:I think people are naive if they think every other person isn't going to run around screaming obscenities just to see their little character say it.
Wollan said:You have to be on the persons friendslist to get invited to the apartment.
Bad_Boy said:Nobody is being naive, it will happen I'm sure. But those people will be dealt with. Check the Q&A.
really?Wollan said:You have to be on the persons friendslist to get invited to the apartment.
-jinx- said:I don't see why this article is "FUD."
Tobor, nobody said those people who abuse it won't come back or there won't be more of them. But I think there is a difference between abusing it and having to be reported to be dealt with, than rather being abusive in front of the people who will deal with you.Tobor said:Oh come on Bad Boy, Bungie and Blizzard ban people all day long. They come back for more stupidity every time. They will figure out how to exploit the system, and then the real game begins. It's a certainty of any online service.
By DEFINITION, FUD has to come from a competitor...so this isn't FUD.Wollan said:VF5 not having online is Sony's problem. Trophies a fad because you don't get t-shirts in the mail. Cut the price even if you're already loosing a ton. No sorting in music folder? (It's there) Change the way we play games? Experiment with content delivery (aren't Sony at the very top when it comes to this?). Provide solid hardware... The PS3 seems like one of the most solid consoles around.
There is a lot of FUD.
Unfortunately, for every Resistance there are games like Tekken and Virtua Fighter 5, which have no online play whatsoever.
poor journalism then?-jinx- said:By DEFINITION, FUD has to come from a competitor...so this isn't FUD.
-jinx- said:By DEFINITION, FUD has to come from a competitor directly or indirectly.
-jinx- said:By DEFINITION, FUD has to come from a competitor...so this isn't FUD.
Speevy said:I think people are naive if they think every other person isn't going to run around screaming obscenities just to see their little character say it.
Bad_Boy said:Tobor, nobody said those people who abuse it won't come back or there won't be more of them. But I think there is a difference between abusing it and having to be reported to be dealt with, than rather being abusive in front of the people who will deal with you.
It's like someone here being stupid and abusing rights on gaf right in front of the open. Sure it happens all the time, but it's dealt with and controlled for the most part. Unlike some other forums we do not speak of...
Tobor said:Oh come on Bad Boy, Bungie and Blizzard ban people all day long. They come back for more stupidity every time. They will figure out how to exploit the system, and then the real game begins. It's a certainty of any online service.
chinmonster said:Some decent points are being made here, especially about how Sony needs to master the basics first, but I can't help the feeling that Gerstmann is the rebellious teen of the Gamespot staff sometimes.
lol I'm not disagreeing with you, as I've said twice on that matter already. I'm sure it will have it's issues by people who abuse it. What I'm saying is that based off what we know, it seems like a much more thought out environment to deal with those problems. And yes it will be interesting to see how those thought out plans are handled in the final product. So I'm not disagreeing with you bro, it's just that I don't seeing it being as bad as say..."balls shown in a random uno game".Tobor said:My point was simply that the system will have growing pains, without a doubt. It will be interesting to see how Sony handles it. If the odd penis or cat butthole is the worst thing that happens, then HOME will be fine.
Bad_Boy said:wtf @ shoop da woop on the page. :lol
Right, I'm just saying that maybe he should hold the nay-saying until he has actually spent some time with it. And as for mastering the basics, Sony could very well do fine. We just have to wait and see. The point of the post was that Gerstmann seems to jump on the negativity bandwagon relatively quickly.mckmas8808 said:Sony can do whatever the hell they want. If HOME is started before 720p Blu-ray watching is there then so be it. If HOME is started before voice-chat in all games is in there then so be it.
And multi-tasking will be in the PS3 by time HOME offically launches anyway, allowing you access to the XMB.
theBishop said:i liked this one:
When VF5 comes to Xbox360, it will not have online play. It may have online features, but it will not have an online versus mode.
And when this happens, it won't be a fault of Xbox360.
But obviously, its just another example of Sony f'king up.
Xisiqomelir said:I think gifs from /b/ are the best possible accompaniment to Gerstmann's section.
Cyan said:Haha, when I opened the article, the first comment listed at the bottom was Wollan whining.
Bad_Boy said:lol I'm not disagreeing with you, as I've said twice on that matter already. I'm sure it will have it's issues by people who abuse it. What I'm saying is that based off what we know, it seems like a much more thought out environment to deal with those problems. And yes it will be interesting to see how those thought out plans are handled in the final product. So I'm not disagreeing with you bro, it's just that I don't seeing it being as bad as say..."balls shown in a random uno game".![]()
First, the company should ensure that hardware failures cause its users a minimum of inconvenience. There needs to be a fast, reliable way to get any hardware issue resolved (whether that be through mail-order, service centers, or both) along with a retroactive lifetime guarantee on every unit sold.
Unlike the original PS2, which was arguably a Trojan Horse for the DVD format back in 2000 and sold extremely well as the first DVD player for many households, the PS3 hasn't been anywhere near as successful with the Blu-ray format.
Tobor said:You know there should be an achievement for seeing someones balls in Uno. If I have to look at balls, I should at least get 50 point for it.
Wollan said:I'm not sure if I would want that in my achievements list. :lol
'Uno balls spectator'
Tobor said:What would the HOME trophy look like?