ElixirBronze

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#1 Edited by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 20 days, 17 hours ago

Tried watching it on multiple occasions and it just bored me to tears every time.

Also that 65% of the people either thinks it's bad or don't watch it is kind of telling.

#2 Posted by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 21 days, 15 hours ago

I don't see the problem with saying "Xbox One" it has as many syllables as "360" or "PS4"... I thought people were over the name by now.

#3 Posted by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 1 month, 1 day ago

When someone says a product is a "joint" and it's actually not.

#4 Posted by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 1 month, 2 days ago
I'm no photographer, I took this pretty much by accident last winter and ended up liking it.

#5 Posted by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 1 month, 5 days ago

The closeup shots of the console looks suspiciously much like a 3D model to me... Also the fact that they spend more time shooting closeups of people's faces than they do the console itself seems stupid to me.

#6 Posted by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 1 month, 9 days ago
@nixon34 said:

@spiceninja: Yep, i mistyped (not a word) that. but my issue is not with spelling mistakes. It's with sentences that are missing entire words.

Is the title of this thread misspelled? I don't understand, does Proof read my questions? Who's he? And why does he read my questions? Gee, I wish people on the internet would be more clear.

#7 Edited by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 1 month, 17 days ago

@akyho: You are absolutely right, we shouldn't expect them to stream in their free time. But that's not what I meant to say either, anyway.. it doesn't matter.

I was just kind of half jokingly speaking my mind with my original comment. I found it ironic that random dudes working alone produce more video content than a website (pretty much) dedicated to it. Obviously the irony lies within the complications of running websites and side as journalists, and not in anyone's willingness to produce work.

#8 Edited by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 1 month, 17 days ago

@akyho said:

@elixirbronze said:
I know twitch streamers aren't busy running a website and reviewing games and whatever but still... funny.

You eliminate your argument entirely by that statement...and no its not funny.

Its a different bag....Twitch folks were going to do that anyways and just is happy enough to let you watch, so the only way for it to work is if we watch Jeff,Ryan, Brad,Patrick,Vinny,Drew,Dave (even after leaving) and Alex playing at home. Which with PS4 might be possible?!

So what you are saying is youd want another Endurance run....OH HE SAID IT! BAN HIM FOR SUGGESTING AN ENDURANCE RUN!

Can't tell if you're serious or not, but remember most twitch people have jobs too. Like I said, most stream in their free time and by themselves.

I don't think it's a different bag, twitch streamers play video games in their free time, giant bomb guys play games in their free time, only difference is twitch streamers stream it (duh). Today it's super easy to set up your PC for streaming (you can do it in like 10 mins), PS4 isn't really going to change anything in that regard.

However I will say most twitch streamers doesn't have families to take care of and obviously that's a huge (really huge) factor.

#9 Edited by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 1 month, 17 days ago
@rvone said:

@nail1080 said:

That's a shame, it was my favourite livestream, ah well. What are they replacing it with? Doing anything extra or just less content/laziness?

It seems to be just less content. Which has been the norm for a while.

It's kind of ironic that twitch streamers I subscribe to put out more content every week on their own, in their free time, than all of GB.

I know twitch streamers aren't busy running a website and reviewing games and whatever but still... funny.

#10 Edited by ElixirBronze (230 posts) - 1 month, 20 days ago

@vinny_says: Well, at the same time, I kind of assume that the people I debate with are somewhat familiar with what in some circuits is considered common knowledge in the subject.