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Total Biscuit's take on IGN's "entitlement" argument


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Almostfaceman

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Gotta agree with Total Biscuit on this one, he's saying what I've been saying all along.

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Dark_Caduceus

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I've had issues with Total Biscuit, especially regarding his SC2 casting quality and demeanor but regardless, he makes a good argument here.

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Knight Terror

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Total Biscuit is slowing becoming the most popular video game reviewer/opinion-man on the net. Especially since Yahtzee sold out...

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War Asset acquired: Cynical Brit ?

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Knight Terror wrote...

Total Biscuit is slowing becoming the most popular video game reviewer/opinion-man on the net. Especially since Yahtzee sold out...


When did Yahtzee sell out?  I guess I don't keep up with things enough.

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Ashilana wrote...

Knight Terror wrote...

Total Biscuit is slowing becoming the most popular video game reviewer/opinion-man on the net. Especially since Yahtzee sold out...


When did Yahtzee sell out?  I guess I don't keep up with things enough.


It was revealed that he takes "kick-backs" from certain publishers and developers. BioWare was one of them.

Let me see if I can dig up some links for you.

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suusuuu wrote...

War Asset acquired: Cynical Brit ?


We NEED Charlie Brooker. You haven't seen cynical English ranting until you've seen Charlie Brooker.

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nitefyre410 wrote...

War Asset acquired.


I'm loving this meme so much.  :happy:

It gives me hope. 

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We need Jon Stewart

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/subscribed

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DarkBladeX98

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TB called em out on DLC.
Glad to see hes onboard for the Retake Mass Effect movement.

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TB is the bestest.

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It's funny though, isn't it.

A lot of people that are putting down the fans for complaining use the whole "consumer/product" argument. BioWare doesn't owe you an ending, they owe you the game you paid for, and then they move on.

Problem is, anyone that runs a company knows it doesn't just stop there. If the product you sold isn't of quality, and the majority are not happy with it, they have a responsibility to those customers to make it right. And if they don't, then they risk damaging trust and their brand. It's apart of the business cycle.

Modifié par Linus108, 14 mars 2012 - 09:26 .


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This whole situation makes it hard to believe that any video game journalism is independent from the corporations. We're definitely exposing some skeletons in a closet.

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GnusmasTHX wrote...

I totally needed someone to tell me things I already know.

The fact that it's in video form, youtube no less, makes it even more legit.


^ My favorite person on BSN xD

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This guy hits very deep issues with the current state of gamers as consumers. I mean we were lied to during the pre mass effect 3, you can quote a number of things Hudson said that are simply not true in the end product. It is not right to do this type of thing and we as consumers have the power with word of mouth and with our wallets.

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I hate IGN. They gave Deadly Premonition a 2/10.

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Hello Man wrote...

This whole situation makes it hard to believe that any video game journalism is independent from the corporations. We're definitely exposing some skeletons in a closet.


This has been known for years.

The most famous example: Jeff G. from Gamespot

He gave Kane & Lynch a bad review. He was fired the next day. Why? Eidos, the publisher, paid Gamespot $800,000 for advertising space.

It's as corrupt as politics. I don't take a single review site seriously anymore.

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Eh...hes just another dude on a soapbox to me.

nothing against him, but when people take his stuff as gospel, I get annoyed easily since he usually has little to back it up in terms of evidence.

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SpectreVerner wrote...

I hate IGN. They gave Deadly Premonition a 2/10.


The sad part is they consider themselves journalist.

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He's raised some very good points. Good to hear!

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Knight Terror wrote...

Hello Man wrote...

This whole situation makes it hard to believe that any video game journalism is independent from the corporations. We're definitely exposing some skeletons in a closet.


This has been known for years.

The most famous example: Jeff G. from Gamespot

He gave Kane & Lynch a bad review. He was fired the next day. Why? Eidos, the publisher, paid Gamespot $800,000 for advertising space.

It's as corrupt as politics. I don't take a single review site seriously anymore.


I've known this just not the whole jest of it. I guess you can say I've been enlightened

Modifié par Hello Man, 14 mars 2012 - 09:30 .


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Excellent points. We have the right to be entitled!

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Greed1914 wrote...

It's similar to what Forbes was saying.  A customer is within their rights to make their opinions known, and they can at least ask for something better.  The company doesn't have to change, they don't even have to acknowledge it, but it is our right to make our feelings known.  And artisitc integrity is not an absolute shield.  You have to at least take your licks. 


yeah under Bioware and the press's logic Micheal Bay should be given an Acadomy Award because he is an artist so no one has any right to question if his films are good or not.

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LinksOcarina wrote...

Eh...hes just another dude on a soapbox to me.

nothing against him, but when people take his stuff as gospel, I get annoyed easily since he usually has little to back it up in terms of evidence.

It doesn't matter. In an issue like this, the numbers matter, not the quality.