@ShadowOdin: No, they probably mostly just gave up, period. Which is not good for Home, or for Sony.
The first posts on Home had hundreds of comments within less than an hour. This one's got 25 comments after several hours. What does that tell you?
Yes yes, I realize I'm a dork for reading this even though I'm a Home hater. I hate because I'm a PS3 owner and the system deserves better. I still want the service to succeed, but it won't without major changes.
Where's the televisions and picture frames Sony? When is EU home gonna get updated to the level of US Home? Where's the free stuff? Why does the stuff I unlocked for Home in Namco Arcade Beta keep dissapearing?
That's the way it started out, because the price barrier kept most of the idiots out. It was only adults that owned it. But now, of course, you have the problem that more games are coming out that people want, and like it or not, the PS3 is getting purchased.
More people is going to lead to a greater chance of running into shitbags, unfortunately.
uhh i prefered voice chat everywhere, i hope this means we can still have voice chat in the games area, why would i wanna type out how much i just owned someone at pool or bowling, just like in real life if ur having a pool tourney with some mates you would'nt go hell yeaaa you see that shot! by writing it down on paper n passing it to them would you...
@Zalitz: You mean that in a real game you would racially abuse the person you just beat? Remind me never to play you. Remember it is important that you are as gracious in victory as you would be in defeat. Otherwise you come across as a total tool.
@ThursdayNext: i dont remmember saying anything racial in my comment, when people get together and play games like pool and bowling they are very social, therefore a mic would only assist the social interaction and highten the experience.
@animexplorer: That actually sounds funny cos of the fact they have a cell chip in the PS3 but it's fair for them to do this in order to protect the children who shouldn't be exposed to random profanity's from idiots.
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Plus it just feels more natural using voice chat in PC games.
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Gosh-diddily-darn! Did they give up or did they finally realize that Home is, indeed, NOT A GAME:
Btw, the Wii is a damn poor Microwave
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The first posts on Home had hundreds of comments within less than an hour. This one's got 25 comments after several hours. What does that tell you?
Yes yes, I realize I'm a dork for reading this even though I'm a Home hater. I hate because I'm a PS3 owner and the system deserves better. I still want the service to succeed, but it won't without major changes.
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Oh, there is.. and I'll stop calling you Shirley.
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That's the way it started out, because the price barrier kept most of the idiots out. It was only adults that owned it. But now, of course, you have the problem that more games are coming out that people want, and like it or not, the PS3 is getting purchased.
More people is going to lead to a greater chance of running into shitbags, unfortunately.
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1. Trash talking someone that you beat is tacky. "Good game." is a much better way to part company after beating somebody.
2. Most people with a mic, in HOME, in my limited experience use it to shout racial slurs in between bouts of ASL'ing "girls".
Not saying you're the later, but you should take note of the former.
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Wheres the Red Bull place and the Uncharted/Far Cry 2 places?
C'mon Sony pull your finger out.
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Home has a 16+ age restriction
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"Accepting these Conditions forms a legally binding contract between you and us. If you are under 18, you must ask your parent or legal guardian to read these Conditions and, on first registration, to click to accept or not accept. By clicking the "ACCEPT" button, you are telling us that you are 18 years or older and you are accepting these Conditions."
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Whoops! Got edited out.
Here: KHAN!
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