Xbox One Discussion

[Reave]

@Slayer Lmao. People still think installing games will take super long before we can play them, yet you presume to know how everything works already...

 

[DarkMoonFantasy]

You're wrong, period. But I'm happy to have helped you figure something out you didn't know.

Dude, you sorta need to calm it down a bit. I'm not gonna lie, you have good legit arguments. But people aren't going to take you seriously if you keep coming off with arrogant responses like this. The way how you present your responses aren't doing you any good. Tone it down a bit. There was no reason to come off like that.

 

[Onyyx]

Remember when this thread was just laughing at dogs

 

[Ishimaru Jinrai]

Dude, you sorta need to calm it down a bit. I'm not gonna lie, you have good legit arguments. But people aren't going to take you seriously if you keep coming off with arrogant responses like this. The way how you present your responses aren't doing you any good. Tone it down a bit. There was no reason to come off like that.

You know Solo won't come back here and say "Well... I guess I was wrong Jinrai... thanks for telling me.." I just hate it when people argue with me over stuff they don't even understand, lol. But you're right, I'm sorry. Gomen a sai onee-chan!

 

[Slayer_X64]

@Slayer Lmao. People still think installing games will take super long before we can play them, yet you presume to know how everything works already...

alright well reave first of all, i didnt comment on how long it would be, i just said there would be an install time. secondly, if im wrong, back it up with evidence. grab a screen capture program, start installing a game, and try playing it while it installs. thirdly, im extremely smart when it comes to computers, because it's my future career path. so naturally i'm very well versed in how a computer works because it comes with the field. I've been using computers for over 16 years, I've used 3 different modern operating systems as well as a few older ones, written compatibility guides for old software, built my own computer by hand, and have even written a few programs myself. i also frequently do free tech support for everybody who knows me well enough to ask. and anything i dont know, im pretty inclined to learn it. My chosen education field is also in computer science, so anything i dont know now, i will surely learn both there, and in my hands on job experience after i get my degree. Not to mention im also working on independant game development for the time being as well. So yea, i feel pretty confident in my knowledge of how stuff works. Not trying to come off as a guy with a chip on his shoulder, im just trying to say that i know computers and the like very very well.