Dandynermite wrote...
Tazzmission wrote...
DanTheMilkman wrote...
We need to get more FTC complaints going about this.
um no we dont
if you think taking this federal is good than im sorry but you are wrong on so many levels
where will it stop?
should some anti same sex protesters file a complaint now since same sex choices are in games?
or how would you feel if someone filed a complaint to the ftc about game violence?
your opening a can of worms that you dont understand at all because this can be used for more than just a ending of a videogame
Lets say the movement all bought normal edition. That's £35 each. That means £2,100,000 has been paid into a company, one of whose promises was that the ending would be affected by choices. Thats £2,100,000 (I'm not including the thousands more that are upset by aren't on BSN, or the thousands more than are going to be upset, or the thousands more that cba to join the movement, nor the many of us who paid £54 for N7) gained by false advertising. If Bioware ignores those fans, then that is £2,100,000 (which is paid in, I know that is not all profit) that has been taking by decieving customers. That is worthy of a complaint to the FTC.
Myself I won't complain yet, because I still have hope they could fix it.
again you missed the point in generall. im saying just by this one guy he has opened up doors for other excuces to be filed
can you promise that some religious nut wont file a complaint do to partial nudity or swearing or same sex options?
just because that person has a right to do so dosent mean its ok because that would be like saying well i know what should or shouldnt be in a game despite the ratings board rating on the cover
this opens up a huge opertunity to people who are against video game violence so how can you say those people are wrong and yet also agree they have a right to file that complaint?
so just because someone wants a game like gta to be banned would you say thats ok because its his or her right to file that motion with the ftc?
Modifié par Tazzmission, 20 mars 2012 - 10:06 .