burnout development teams says fanboys ....

have no idea what they are talking about, and say the stupidest things sometimes. they go on to say that those post that have a huge list of specs and differences of speed of things when it comes to deveoplment are rediculous and make no sense what so ever.

i emmediatly thought of systme wars

this comes from the podcast where thay talk about the development of the ps3 vs. 360 burnout paradis game.

why do people even argue over burnout paradise? the last good burnout was 3. that game was awesome.

Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.BioShockOwnz

AGREED

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.Jack-o-Thompson

AGREED

I agree as well

have no idea what they are talking about, and say the stupidest things sometimes. they go on to say that those post that have a huge list of specs and differences of speed of things when it comes to deveoplment are rediculous and make no sense what so ever.

i emmediatly thought of systme wars

this comes from the podcast where thay talk about the development of the ps3 vs. 360 burnout paradis game.

ocdog45

Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.BioShockOwnz

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.TyrantDragon55

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

see your obviously againts this. one problem...... your answer was very good adn your 75% of the responses on a system war are like this "burnoutout development team needs to crawl in a whole a die, cause i knwo for a fact that blah, blah, blah, blah and goes on about something when he hasn't graduated from high school. you have to have a good amount of knowlege to say something like that, which is what there talking about"

at the end of the podcast they say keep posting like that becasue they love it.

That is the worst sweeping generalization I've ever heard. Some fanboys know what they're talking about and can actually hold a credible argument; to plainly say that fanboys make no sense whatsoever is detrimental to how people are naturally. Furthermore, the competitive drive between system loyalists actually expands the wealth of options and provides better overall quality. If competition never existed, we'd still be in the 64-bit era. So, to the Burnout development team, I say NAY!SuperSonicKirby

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[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.II-FBIsniper-II

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.TyrantDragon55

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

have no idea what they are talking about, and say the stupidest things sometimes. they go on to say that those post that have a huge list of specs and differences of speed of things when it comes to deveoplment are rediculous and make no sense what so ever.

i emmediatly thought of systme wars

this comes from the podcast where thay talk about the development of the ps3 vs. 360 burnout paradis game.

ocdog45

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.Jack-o-Thompson

AGREED

u made me a sad panda i liked it....alot.

That is the worst sweeping generalization I've ever heard. Some fanboys know what they're talking about and can actually hold a credible argument; to plainly say that fanboys make no sense whatsoever is detrimental to how people are naturally. Furthermore, the competitive drive between system loyalists actually expands the wealth of options and provides better overall quality. If competition never existed, we'd still be in the 64-bit era. So, to the Burnout development team, I say NAY!SuperSonicKirby

u don't know what they said...they never said competition was bad, they said it was good, click the link in my sig.

What Podcast? PM me I'd like to subscribe.De_Bears

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[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.II-FBIsniper-II

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

That is the worst sweeping generalization I've ever heard. Some fanboys know what they're talking about and can actually hold a credible argument; to plainly say that fanboys make no sense whatsoever is detrimental to how people are naturally. Furthermore, the competitive drive between system loyalists actually expands the wealth of options and provides better overall quality. If competition never existed, we'd still be in the 64-bit era. So, to the Burnout development team, I say NAY!SuperSonicKirby

You are automatically removed from the category of "Fanboy" if you know what you are talking about and make sense.

[QUOTE="TyrantDragon55"]

[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.II-FBIsniper-II

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

I liked the demo very much. I d/l the PS3 demo, I haven't tried the 360 demo yet. I'm not sure whether it's the graphics or open ended world that some people didn't like.

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[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.MoldOnHold

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

Ok yeah that sounds like a major pain. I don't know if that's enough to ruin the entire game though.

[QUOTE="SuperSonicKirby"]That is the worst sweeping generalization I've ever heard. Some fanboys know what they're talking about and can actually hold a credible argument; to plainly say that fanboys make no sense whatsoever is detrimental to how people are naturally. Furthermore, the competitive drive between system loyalists actually expands the wealth of options and provides better overall quality. If competition never existed, we'd still be in the 64-bit era. So, to the Burnout development team, I say NAY!Bgrngod

You are automatically removed from the category of "Fanboy" if you know what you are talking about and make sense.

O.o fanboys make sense the odd day. lol, he didn't listen to the podcast, he just typed intellgently but not thoughtfully. He didn't even know what the devs said. Link to the pod cast is in my sig btw.

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[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.TREAL_Since

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

I liked the demo very much. I d/l the PS3 demo, I haven't tried the 360 demo yet. I'm not sure whether it's the graphics or open ended world that some people didn't like.

That is the worst sweeping generalization I've ever heard. Some fanboys know what they're talking about and can actually hold a credible argument; to plainly say that fanboys make no sense whatsoever is detrimental to how people are naturally. Furthermore, the competitive drive between system loyalists actually expands the wealth of options and provides better overall quality. If competition never existed, we'd still be in the 64-bit era. So, to the Burnout development team, I say NAY!SuperSonicKirby

They didn't say that all fanboys don't know what they are talking about - they said that fanboys tend to blow small things out of proportion to make their system look better than the competition- which is completely true. Often these arguments can be humorous because when all is said and done the systems (PS3 and XBox 360) are just about dead even in terms of power when all of their pros and cons are added up.

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[QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"]Meh. Why argue which version is better? The demo was atrocious.MoldOnHold

I have yet to try it, what was so bad about it?

In the demo, there are three events.

In the final game, there are 120. And they're all open from the start.

If you really want to get into an event, it shouldn't be that hard.