One person nearly has a 400,000 gamerscore on Xbox 360

Knowing this. How do you feel?

I feel like I don't care at all.

Envious, because I don't even have an xbox.

I feel like I don't care at all.

treedoor

Totally Agree.

Disgust. Go get a life. I love gaming, but I only hav about 10000 Gamerpoints. 400,000? Seriously? That's just ridiculous.

Cool for him.

:|

^That is my reaction.

not goona lie, thats a bit gross that he plays that MUCH, I mean seriously, IM hardcore but I have enough of a life that IM not playing it to get it that hight :|

Disgust. Go get a life. I love gaming, but I only hav about 10000 Gamerpoints. 400,000? Seriously? That's just ridiculous.

Phoenix534

So your life is more disgusting then someone with 500 GS?

he must have rich parents or be bill gates

I'd say at least he's getting his money's worth in a world where people buy so much and use so little.

Link?

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

Disgust. Go get a life. I love gaming, but I only hav about 10000 Gamerpoints. 400,000? Seriously? That's just ridiculous.

Jaysonguy

So your life is more disgusting then someone with 500 GS?

No. It's just that someone who has that high of a gamerscore has no life, or hacks achievements. If someone has 10,000 points after two years, that doesn't mean much. If someone has 400,000 period, there's a problem.

nothing. maybe he spends every minute of his/her time playing. unlike me i have to work and only play on my spare time.

Link?

Zerocrossings

Linked.

And this is his Gamertag

[QUOTE="Zerocrossings"]

Link?

Phoenix534

Linked.

I guess he also earned the record of worlds saddest man.

Disgust. Go get a life. I love gaming, but I only hav about 10000 Gamerpoints. 400,000? Seriously? That's just ridiculous.

Phoenix534

Yeah, posting in System Wars is such a wonderful alternative.

I didn't even look at the link but I can assume it's Stallion83 (I don't know the number but I think that's it) but if you don't know him, or whoever the person is, don't judge him.

My friend has 200K gamerscore and everyone tells him to get a life, he used to barely play because of college, work and his social life. It is not hard at all to achieve a high gamerscore because most games do not take more than 5 hours to get 1000 in.

Everyone is so judgemental and quick to call someone else a nerd and say they have no life. Ironic considering you children always hate on "12 year olds and teens on Xbox Live" yet you act the same way they do. When someone doesn't do something to your approval, insults ensue.

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

Disgust. Go get a life. I love gaming, but I only hav about 10000 Gamerpoints. 400,000? Seriously? That's just ridiculous.

ThePRAssassin

Yeah, posting in System Wars is such a wonderful alternative.

I didn't even look at the link but I can assume it's Stallion83 (I don't know the number but I think that's it) but if you don't know him, or whoever the person is, don't judge him.

My friend has 200K gamerscore and everyone tells him to get a life, he used to barely play because of college, work and his social life. It is not hard at all to achieve a high gamerscore because most games do not take more than 5 hours to get 1000 in.

Everyone is so judgemental and quick to call someone else a nerd and say they have no life. Ironic considering you children always hate on "12 year olds and teens on Xbox Live" yet you act the same way they do. When someone doesn't do something to your approval, insults ensue.

Arent you doing the same thing?

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

Disgust. Go get a life. I love gaming, but I only hav about 10000 Gamerpoints. 400,000? Seriously? That's just ridiculous.

Phoenix534

So your life is more disgusting then someone with 500 GS?

No. It's just that someone who has that high of a gamerscore has no life, or hacks achievements. If someone has 10,000 points after two years, that doesn't mean much. If someone has 400,000 period, there's a problem.

So then you admit that someone like yourself with 10,000 has a problem just not as large?

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

So your life is more disgusting then someone with 500 GS?

Jaysonguy

No. It's just that someone who has that high of a gamerscore has no life, or hacks achievements. If someone has 10,000 points after two years, that doesn't mean much. If someone has 400,000 period, there's a problem.

So then you admit that someone like yourself with 10,000 has a problem just not as large?

No. If someone has 10,000 over two years, then that's about ten hours a week, if that. But 400,000 over a max of four years, would mean a lot more than a normal person, even more than a hardcore enthusiast.

Where is the "don't care" option? Gamerscores don't matter to me.

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

No. It's just that someone who has that high of a gamerscore has no life, or hacks achievements. If someone has 10,000 points after two years, that doesn't mean much. If someone has 400,000 period, there's a problem.

Phoenix534

So then you admit that someone like yourself with 10,000 has a problem just not as large?

No. If someone has 10,000 over two years, then that's about ten hours a week, if that. But 400,000 over a max of four years, would mean a lot more than a normal person, even more than a hardcore enthusiast.

I don't see how you think that you don't have a problem but he does if you think there's a problem for having a larger gamerscore

The way your system works someone with 11,000 is worse then you but someone with 9,000 is healthier then you

If that's your system that's fine but you can't say that a certain score is a problem while yours is not

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

So then you admit that someone like yourself with 10,000 has a problem just not as large?

Jaysonguy

No. If someone has 10,000 over two years, then that's about ten hours a week, if that. But 400,000 over a max of four years, would mean a lot more than a normal person, even more than a hardcore enthusiast.

I don't see how you think that you don't have a problem but he does if you think there's a problem for having a larger gamerscore

The way your system works someone with 11,000 is worse then you but someone with 9,000 is healthier then you

If that's your system that's fine but you can't say that a certain score is a problem while yours is not

I'm not saying that having a higher GS makes you worse. I'm just syaing that that high of a Gamerscore means that you have an unhealthy addiction to a) gaming, b) gamerscore, or c) finding a way to be in the World Record Book for something meaningless and pointless.

I feel like I don't care at all.

treedoor

And I feel the poll really NEEDS this option.

[QUOTE="Zerocrossings"]

Link?

Phoenix534

Linked.

And this is his Gamertag

Thats crazy, hes played 539 games :O

Doesn't really affect me in anyway. Good for her/him I guess.

he must play every game regardless of how crappy it is. I mean, I probably play more games than I should myself, but I only play the ones that interest me, and my score is only around 23k.

Probably a 40 year old in his mom's basement, aka loser.

either he bought the games or he modded the xbox to have tons of games.the-obiwan

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

No. It's just that someone who has that high of a gamerscore has no life, or hacks achievements. If someone has 10,000 points after two years, that doesn't mean much. If someone has 400,000 period, there's a problem.

Phoenix534

So then you admit that someone like yourself with 10,000 has a problem just not as large?

No. If someone has 10,000 over two years, then that's about ten hours a week, if that. But 400,000 over a max of four years, would mean a lot more than a normal person, even more than a hardcore enthusiast.

*Checks post count*

Hypocrite confirmed.

I have almost 10,000... just through normal play-time. A score of 400,000 is just stupid... unless he is getting paid an hourly wage to do it.

This *has* to be a hacked gamescore.SquatsAreAwesom

[QUOTE="the-obiwan"]either he bought the games or he modded the xbox to have tons of games.siLVURcross

So basically he has no life. Good for him I suppose. Personally, I think my 6,000 pts accumulated over 4 years is more than enough playing time.