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Also what I believe in. I don't advocate for it. I always advocate the point that someone is fighting against.
As an American. I should not be afraid to give my opinion. I should always strive for neutrality, and showing others the light. And I will always be disagreed with.
Hitler was Evil? I'll combat that. Apple rocks? I'll offer counter examples you consumer slob PC Master Race FTW. Apple sucks? Well suck on these examples.
People don't get me for this reason. "Bowei, why?" they ask. Well why not. We live in a demographic that has very similar views. Who are we to call others out when we live in a society where we are fine with everyone agreeing with us. And not learning anything. Most people I know are indoctrinated beyond saving.
It depends on which kind of 'fight' you are talking about. Complaining about Haswell isn't exactly fighting for the consumer but for an enthusiast.
The complaints against Intel for not going uber class overclocking just isn't really a good fight.
A great example of complaining by enthusiasts that has caught on and taught people 'good' would be the complaints against EA and Xbox One. Most 'consumers' wouldn't know DRM or companies seeing it as 'ok' to enable all this schiit on us if the enthusiasts didn't complain. This was successful as we can see from Valve hearing the people(mostly) and EA getting fckd in the ass due to the complaints.
The only thing companies know is from numbers. However numbers also have many problems. Such as the fact that they may not truly correspond with what a person wants. But just a person buying it for the hell of it. He may not like it or know it has DRM or realize it is a copy of another game(Zynga) but he'll just pay. Enthusiast compalining has enabled consumer and mass media pickup of actual qualms. This lets companies know that THIS IS NOT OK to do. EA got this memo this month as now they are dropping online passes. Microsoft is taking a hard look at periodic DRM if not what they once wanted to be always on DRM.
Those are some really good cases to complain against. However, one could argue for both sides. As a gamer, I like the side of fcking and shaming EA and Microsoft for it. But if I was a business man and no enthusiasts complained. I would fck the consumers hard. Make money, whatever.
I just like to shine a light on seeing what the company sees. Neutrality and all that.
The whole point of complaining against some companies is to fight for the consumers. I can't really argue right now because I am smashed in my head for staying up so long into the morning (it's already post dawn @ 0426) so I am hoping that someone else that's into gaming *cough*Accoun*cough* can provide some examples why such and such companies are doing bad things to consumers and why such and such are bad.
It's not really hard to understand a company's POV, tbh: they are out there to get your money the cheapest way for them possible, the most expensive way out of us. They care about us as long as we care to give them money. Sometime they do some shady thing that people don't like to test the water and if that didn't work then revert back to fellating the consumer base with the cheapest way that worked before, before trying to rip off on a new scheme.
Also what I believe in. I don't advocate for it. I always advocate the point that someone is fighting against.
As an American. I should not be afraid to give my opinion. I should always strive for neutrality, and showing others the light. And I will always be disagreed with.
Hitler was Evil? I'll combat that. Apple rocks? I'll offer counter examples you consumer slob PC Master Race FTW. Apple sucks? Well suck on these examples.
People don't get me for this reason. "Bowei, why?" they ask. Well why not. We live in a demographic that has very similar views. Who are we to call others out when we live in a society where we are fine with everyone agreeing with us. And not learning anything. Most people I know are indoctrinated beyond saving.
It depends on which kind of 'fight' you are talking about. Complaining about Haswell isn't exactly fighting for the consumer but for an enthusiast.
The complaints against Intel for not going uber class overclocking just isn't really a good fight.
A great example of complaining by enthusiasts that has caught on and taught people 'good' would be the complaints against EA and Xbox One. Most 'consumers' wouldn't know DRM or companies seeing it as 'ok' to enable all this schiit on us if the enthusiasts didn't complain. This was successful as we can see from Valve hearing the people(mostly) and EA getting fckd in the ass due to the complaints.
The only thing companies know is from numbers. However numbers also have many problems. Such as the fact that they may not truly correspond with what a person wants. But just a person buying it for the hell of it. He may not like it or know it has DRM or realize it is a copy of another game(Zynga) but he'll just pay. Enthusiast compalining has enabled consumer and mass media pickup of actual qualms. This lets companies know that THIS IS NOT OK to do. EA got this memo this month as now they are dropping online passes. Microsoft is taking a hard look at periodic DRM if not what they once wanted to be always on DRM.
Those are some really good cases to complain against. However, one could argue for both sides. As a gamer, I like the side of fcking and shaming EA and Microsoft for it. But if I was a business man and no enthusiasts complained. I would fck the consumers hard. Make money, whatever.
I just like to shine a light on seeing what the company sees. Neutrality and all that.