People who complain about disc swapping are too poor to buy more then one game

Seriously I have heard it all when it comes to the subject of disc swapping.I could go on and on about the reasons people claim to hate the idea of disc swapping but then I ask myself, what is the real problem with it? RE4 was recieved GOTY and it was on 2 discs I didn't have a problem. I never had a problem switching discs during the PS1 days playing those amazing RPG's.

For all of those people who complain about disc swapping shame on you. I mean seriously do you guys only own 1 freaking game? That is the only way to completly avoid disc swapping. I've played 5 different games today which means I had to switch discs multiple times. Did it bother me? Heck no. The only way I can understand someone claiming to hate disc swapping is if they only own one game. If you own more then one game then quit crying over it. Yes Blu-Ray has its benifits over DVD9 as it is larger but to complain about disc swapping is just childish since everyone does it on every platform by switching games.

I personally LOVE disc swapping. It makes me feel like the games is sometype of DVD collection or Book Series if you know what I mean :)

It makes the games feel longer and epic.

Yeah I'm weird. :P

Seriously I have heard it all when it comes to the subject of disc swapping.I could go on and on about the reasons people claim to hate the idea of disc swapping but then I ask myself, what is the real problem with it? RE4 was recieved GOTY and it was on 2 discs I didn't have a problem. I never had a problem switching discs during the PS1 days playing those amazing RPG's.

For all of those people who complain about disc swapping shame on you. I mean seriously do you guys only own 1 freaking game? That is the only way to completly avoid disc swapping. I've played 5 different games today which means I had to switch discs multiple times. Did it bother me? Heck no. The only way I can understand someone claiming to hate disc swapping is if they only own one game. If you own more then one game then quit crying over it. Yes Blu-Ray has its benifits over DVD9 as it is larger but to complain about disc swapping is just childish since everyone does it on every platform by switching games.

Blackbond

i know you are going to get mad at me, but come on, what a stupid post. people don't like disk swapping because they only have one game and they are poor? you have to be kidding me.

look, I don't mind disk swapping, but i'll have to admit, if I had a choice, I rather have the game in one disk.

Seriously I have heard it all when it comes to the subject of disc swapping.I could go on and on about the reasons people claim to hate the idea of disc swapping but then I ask myself, what is the real problem with it? RE4 was recieved GOTY and it was on 2 discs I didn't have a problem. I never had a problem switching discs during the PS1 days playing those amazing RPG's.

For all of those people who complain about disc swapping shame on you. I mean seriously do you guys only own 1 freaking game? That is the only way to completly avoid disc swapping. I've played 5 different games today which means I had to switch discs multiple times. Did it bother me? Heck no. The only way I can understand someone claiming to hate disc swapping is if they only own one game. If you own more then one game then quit crying over it. Yes Blu-Ray has its benifits over DVD9 as it is larger but to complain about disc swapping is just childish since everyone does it on every platform by switching games.

Blackbond

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

^^^^:| Wow...Dencore

Serioulsy I mean come on there isn't one person that literally is only going to have one game. Its just proving a point.

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

Thompsonwhore

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

[QUOTE="Dencore"]^^^^:| Wow...Blackbond

Serioulsy I mean come on there isn't one person that literally is only going to have one game. Its just proving a point.

the point is your point was not proven

[QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

Blackbond

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

That's different. You're intentionally interrupting your game to play another.

Having to swap discs while you're in the middle of a game to continue playing it is annoying.

Don't tell me that you would rather swap discs than not. If you had the choice of having an entire game on one disc or four, could you honestly tell me that you would take the four disc version?

[QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

Thompsonwhore

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

That's different. You're intentionally interrupting your game to play another.

Having to swap discs while you're in the middle of a game to continue playing it is annoying.

Don't tell me that you would rather swap discs than not. If you had the choice of having an entire game on one disc or four, could you honestly tell me that you would take the four disc version?

I'm intentionally interupting my game? Actually you know sometimes I like to play different games. I don't put a game into my console and leave it there until its finished. I could be playing Gears of War and then decide I want to play SFIII when I'm done playing Gears of War. If I choose to play a different game I have to get up and switch games. A 4 disc game to me is no different then a one disc game. You aren't changing the disc while playing the game anyways. There is always a break in the action or to use an analogy it would be like coming to the conclusion of a chapter before moving to the next disc. Like I said its not really an inconvienance at all. And unless you only own one game you really can't be in a position to claim its annoying.

[QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

Thompsonwhore

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

That's different. You're intentionally interrupting your game to play another.

Having to swap discs while you're in the middle of a game to continue playing it is annoying.

Don't tell me that you would rather swap discs than not. If you had the choice of having an entire game on one disc or four, could you honestly tell me that you would take the four disc version?

Also the fact that what happens if one of your CD's get scratched up to the point of no play or if you lose one of them. So how would you finish the game now? There's a lot of gamers out there who throw their games around and leave them in the open so having multiple disc games are a kind of thing of the past.

[QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

Thompsonwhore

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

That's different. You're intentionally interrupting your game to play another.

Having to swap discs while you're in the middle of a game to continue playing it is annoying.

Don't tell me that you would rather swap discs than not. If you had the choice of having an entire game on one disc or four, could you honestly tell me that you would take the four disc version?

Also the fact that what happens if one of your CD's get scratched up to the point of no play or if you lose one of them. So how would you finish the game now? There's a lot of gamers out there who throw their games around and leave them in the open so having multiple disc games are a kind of thing of the past.

[QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"][QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

Blackbond

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

That's different. You're intentionally interrupting your game to play another.

Having to swap discs while you're in the middle of a game to continue playing it is annoying.

Don't tell me that you would rather swap discs than not. If you had the choice of having an entire game on one disc or four, could you honestly tell me that you would take the four disc version?

I'm intentionally interupting my game? Actually you know sometimes I like to play different games. I don't put a game into my console and leave it there until its finished. I could be playing Gears of War and then decide I want to play SFIII when I'm done playing Gears of War. If I choose to play a different game I have to get up and switch games. A 4 disc game to me is no different then a one disc game. You aren't changing the disc while playing the game anyways. There is always a break in the action or to use an analogy it would be like coming to the conclusion of a chapter before moving to the next disc. Like I said its not really a convienance at all. And unless you only own one game you really can't be in a position to claim its annoying.

I can't quite follow your logic. But I don't think I want to anyway, so it all levels out. I think you're just being unreasonable.

[QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"][QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

djxaquaxblue

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

That's different. You're intentionally interrupting your game to play another.

Having to swap discs while you're in the middle of a game to continue playing it is annoying.

Don't tell me that you would rather swap discs than not. If you had the choice of having an entire game on one disc or four, could you honestly tell me that you would take the four disc version?

Also the fact that what happens if one of your CD's get scratched up to the point of no play or if you lose one of them. So how would you finish the game now? There's a lot of gamers out there who throw their games around and leave them in the open so having multiple disc games are a kind of thing of the past.

And if you scratch a single disc game the game is ruined forever. That's such a poor exuse. All my games are in perfect working order. Saying that you can scratch one of the multiple discs is like saying some fool is going to throw a Wiimote through a tv or a window.

[QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"][QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

Thompsonwhore

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

That's different. You're intentionally interrupting your game to play another.

Having to swap discs while you're in the middle of a game to continue playing it is annoying.

Don't tell me that you would rather swap discs than not. If you had the choice of having an entire game on one disc or four, could you honestly tell me that you would take the four disc version?

I'm intentionally interupting my game? Actually you know sometimes I like to play different games. I don't put a game into my console and leave it there until its finished. I could be playing Gears of War and then decide I want to play SFIII when I'm done playing Gears of War. If I choose to play a different game I have to get up and switch games. A 4 disc game to me is no different then a one disc game. You aren't changing the disc while playing the game anyways. There is always a break in the action or to use an analogy it would be like coming to the conclusion of a chapter before moving to the next disc. Like I said its not really a convienance at all. And unless you only own one game you really can't be in a position to claim its annoying.

I can't quite follow your logic. But I don't think I want to anyway, so it all levels out. I think you're just being unreasonable.

You can't follow my logic? How hard is it? You switch discs to play different games and its not a problem. So why would disc switching ever be a problem period?

^^^^:| Wow...Dencore

I see how this is related to multidisc games. Developers, manufacturers, retailers don't want multidisc games as it costs them more to make.NobuoMusicMaker

That is a very valid reason and reasons that I do agree with. But what makes someone complain about the actual disc swapping to begin with? The only ones complaining if at all should be the devs, manufacturers or retailers. As a gamer how can it really bother you.

You can't follow my logic? How hard is it? You switch discs to play different games and its not a problem. So why would disc switching ever be a problem period?Blackbond

It's inconveinent.

How hard is that to follow.

[QUOTE="Blackbond"]You can't follow my logic? How hard is it? You switch discs to play different games and its not a problem. So why would disc switching ever be a problem period?Thompsonwhore

It's inconveinent.

How hard is that to follow.

How the heck is it inconvienant? Do you own a hardrive with all of your games installed on it so that you never have to switch games or something?

[QUOTE="Dencore"]^^^^:| Wow...Blackbond

Serioulsy I mean come on there isn't one person that literally is only going to have one game. Its just proving a point.

I was talking about the posters ridiculous post above.

Seriously though people complain about anything. No wonder over 50% of the populations overweight. How do you expect someone to excercise if they are too lazy to get off of their but and take out a game disc and put a new one in?

Disc swapping games tend to be more linear.Timstuff

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]Disc swapping games tend to be more linear.Ragashahs

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]Disc swapping games tend to be more linear.Ragashahs

Last I checked The Elder Scrolls was on one disc. There has never been one instance of a multi disc game screwing over an actual game.

[QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

[QUOTE="Blackbond"]You can't follow my logic? How hard is it? You switch discs to play different games and its not a problem. So why would disc switching ever be a problem period?Blackbond

It's inconveinent.

How hard is that to follow.

How the heck is it inconvienant? Do you own a hardrive with all of your games installed on it so that you never have to switch games or something?

i do, i never use discs anymore, so what it to you?

and switching discs in a single game and switching discs to play a differant game are 2 entirerly differant things

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]Disc swapping games tend to be more linear.Ragashahs

You guys are so right, just look at Final Fantasy VII.

[QUOTE="Ragashahs"][QUOTE="Timstuff"]Disc swapping games tend to be more linear.PBSnipes

[QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

[QUOTE="Blackbond"]You can't follow my logic? How hard is it? You switch discs to play different games and its not a problem. So why would disc switching ever be a problem period?warmaster670

It's inconveinent.

How hard is that to follow.

How the heck is it inconvienant? Do you own a hardrive with all of your games installed on it so that you never have to switch games or something?

i do, i never use discs anymore, so what it to you?

and switching discs in a single game and switching discs to play a differant game are 2 entirerly differant things

Yeah they are two different things but in the end you are still doing the same thing. Which in this case would be switching the disc.

[QUOTE="PBSnipes"][QUOTE="Ragashahs"][QUOTE="Timstuff"]Disc swapping games tend to be more linear.Ragashahs

[QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"][QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"][QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="Thompsonwhore"]

There's only one reason why people dislike multiple discs: simple inconveinence.

Blackbond

And changing games is an inconvienance too but we all deal with it without complaining now don't we?

That's different. You're intentionally interrupting your game to play another.

Having to swap discs while you're in the middle of a game to continue playing it is annoying.

Don't tell me that you would rather swap discs than not. If you had the choice of having an entire game on one disc or four, could you honestly tell me that you would take the four disc version?

I'm intentionally interupting my game? Actually you know sometimes I like to play different games. I don't put a game into my console and leave it there until its finished. I could be playing Gears of War and then decide I want to play SFIII when I'm done playing Gears of War. If I choose to play a different game I have to get up and switch games. A 4 disc game to me is no different then a one disc game. You aren't changing the disc while playing the game anyways. There is always a break in the action or to use an analogy it would be like coming to the conclusion of a chapter before moving to the next disc. Like I said its not really a convienance at all. And unless you only own one game you really can't be in a position to claim its annoying.

I can't quite follow your logic. But I don't think I want to anyway, so it all levels out. I think you're just being unreasonable.

You can't follow my logic? How hard is it? You switch discs to play different games and its not a problem. So why would disc switching ever be a problem period?