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6/9/2015 8:14:20 AM
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Why is that then? The OP has provided some good facts about the AR nerfs and judging by the responses, many agree.
Why is it that people like you have to respond with an insult? May be its because you don't have anything constructive to say and have a huge chip on your shoulder about something. Geez.
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ERMAHGERD ERPEN YER AYEZ!!!!!!! Yeah, that approach always works. Information and petitions should be presented in a calm, factual manner, without all the shouting and misdirection that this post entails. If an entity is trying to fine tune something, and makes a change they feel is necessary, that's fine. If the consumers feel that the tweak was too much, ok, great. If they wish to voice their concerns, that's good. But they should maintain their composure while doing so. Under no circumstances should they try to paint the entity as some evil force, dedicated to screwing us over. Essentially that's what the OP is trying to do. Paint Bungie as the enemy. This is completely unwarranted. So yeah, I have a chip on my shoulder. I don't like douchebags. You should think about the kind of person you're trying to defend.
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Lol,are you serious? We are talking about a forum post. You make it sound like some law court case. The post is what it is, and nothing more. You are reading too much into it and I see no entities, douche bags or enemies. And for the record, see, you can string a post together without insulting someone.
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Edited by redshirt4life: 6/10/2015 6:05:33 PMWe're talking about a forum post that construed a faux-legal petition. He has written it in a completely unprofessional manner. He's attempting to be a politician, and a poor one at that. I apologize if my calling him out offended you, but I will not compromise principle no matter what the circumstances. For the record, see, it's possible to make a petition without trying to smear the name and reputation of a good company.
