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Oldschool DMC fan
Some examples for you, nothing more.
Due to DmC's bad sales......
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Some examples for you, nothing more.
Agent47_89
Well-known Member
COD is more than decent and compared to most other games has a lot more content even without admittedly overpriced DLC.
Biggest bang for buck this generation bar games like fallout 3, skyrim, gta 4 etc.
donteXdemon_killahX420
Active Member
The problem being that they re release the same decent game on a yearly basis. The same business practice Activision used to drive Guitar Hero from Next Big Thing to dead genre
Agent47_89
Well-known Member
They're different enough with IW's and 3arc's different spins on multiplayer.
Comparable to the SFII version's minute differences which can change the whole game.
AlchemistFromEden
Well-known Member
and when they die we will all be happy so lets drop call of duty discussion on a dmc website
Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
Why'd you have to insult me again? I didn't even say anything to you this time.
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Oldschool DMC fan
You were more than happy to jump on my back in the first place. So now I don't give a rat's ass if I do or not. Neither of you were respectful, no use complaining now.
Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
You responded to my post aggressively first. I wasn't even talking to you when you jumped in. You drew first blood, not me.
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Oldschool DMC fan
If you mean this:
"Well no, you don't have to be professional if you are not a professional trying to sell someone a product or a service. The onus is not on the customer to convince or gain trust, is it."
That's not being aggressive or 'drawing blood' or getting personal with you. It's called replying to a post. And discussing the subject at hand.
But this:
Doesn't even pertain to the subject properly, and is nothing more than a weak snark at me.
So yeah. If you're gonna act like that with me, this is what you are going to get.
Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
You said that customers don't have to be professional only to prove that you're right.
I was only saying that while they don't have to be entirely professional, they can't go around insulting a store's products either.
I then explained how a trade between client and provider must be met halfway, and left it at that.
You then took a parting shot at me, and then said you didn't care.
I was only saying that while they don't have to be entirely professional, they can't go around insulting a store's products either.
I then explained how a trade between client and provider must be met halfway, and left it at that.
You then took a parting shot at me, and then said you didn't care.
AlchemistFromEden
Well-known Member
which is basically what NT and capcom said, zing
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Oldschool DMC fan
I thought you'd say that. But since you've been arguing it's okay to play eye for an eye and screw professionalism, I'll play your game.
donteXdemon_killahX420
Active Member
That worked out pretty well for them judging by the colossal failure of this awful game (`~`)
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Oldschool DMC fan
You were 'only' saying some pretty personal things aimed at me as well. If you'd kept it clean, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
I still say that first post was a back-handed insult meant to look like I was wrong.
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Oldschool DMC fan
Well you are wrong, because it wasn't just a reply, it's a fact.
Demi-fiend
Metempsychosis
You admit to it being an insult, then.
So, customers are allowed to insult a store's products if they want to and it's a fact?
No. No isn't a fact. And it's wrong to insult a store. And you can't just say that I'm wrong and then say that's the end of it.
AlchemistFromEden
Well-known Member
700,000 sales is a failure when they have a few months left to make sales? great logic, "oh it didn't make as much as dmc4 initially, but got better reception, FAIL" -_-
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Oldschool DMC fan
No. I admit to it being a reply to a post about the topic. And also a fact. Go out and work for a company that deals with the public and tell me that you are not required to uphold a public image.
No. I never said that ever. I said the onus is on companies to gain customers' trust and uphold an expected professional standard that customers are not expected to because they are customers, not professionals. That is the 'professional standard' I'm talking about, not public decency.
And I never claimed any of that so you are obviously having a different discussion in your head to the one I'm having on this board.
donteXdemon_killahX420
Active Member
How is a fraction of the previous entry's sales, slashed predictions from their own company and widespread mockery across the internet a better reception?
Or do you mean to say that you get all your opinions from magazines and industry shills? (`~`)
Or do you mean to say that you get all your opinions from magazines and industry shills? (`~`)