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If I walk into a McDonalds and take a crap… but miss the toilet and slip and fall in my own sheot and break my arm, can I sue them because the toilet was not big enough?
If I walk into a McDonalds and take a crap… but miss the toilet and slip and fall in my own sheot and break my arm, can I sue them because the toilet was not big enough?
LOL!!
now that's the funniest thing of i've heard all day... thanx.:laugh:
mcdonalds was at fault. no 2 ways about it. they screwed up big-time.
I'm sure Mcdonalds spilled the coffe on her too.
Lets just put it this way. If company A sold you product B that was interior paint and you were a 10 year old that ate the paint chips whos fault is it?
The "Online experiences may change" label is so BS. This game was practically made for online. That's too vague of a statement. There should be a law where the producers actually have to do and make things that work, and make the game better.
Can you feel my anger for BF2, especially since 1.2/3.
I totally agreee. There needs to be separate law defining the differance between a offline capable game with SONE online capability to that of one which is meant solely for ONLINE play.
Really in my experience of gaming(20 years of gameing) I have played ALOT of crappy games. But bf2 is different. Somehow they took this awesome game and let it be screwed by an understaffed or unstaffed support department.
I love bf2! But I certainly do not love what it has become.
Lets just put it this way. If company A sold you product B that was interior paint and you were a 10 year old that ate the paint chips whos fault is it?
On last time and I do me last.
The fact that the coffee was spilled is irrelivent. A liquid hot enough to cause 3rd degree burns served to a customer who is expecting to consume it is a friggen dangerous thing. If she had managed to take a good healthy swig, what do you think it would have done to the inside of her mouth?
Think about it.
REALITY CHECK TIME:
We are all fans of this game. We all feel strongly about it, or we wouldn't be here on these boards as part of this community. The fact remains, however, that it's still just a friggen game. It doesn't matter. It doesn't mean anything. It's not important.
If you want to get up in arms about something, how about the fact that companies are selling you known toxins without warning you? Did you know that Aspartame (the world's most popular artifical sweetener) is known to cause brain cancer? Infact, it's been known for years, but the manufacturers have too much invested in the product to allow that information to become widely know. It takes a large dose to do damage, but the stuff is in every sugerless and diet product on the market. Litterally millions of people consume this stuff at levels that far exceed "safe" amounts. In all probability, you are one of them if you drink diet pop. Are there any warnings? Is there information being distrubited to prevent people from killing themselves with this known cancer causer? No. Why? Because the bottom line is too damned fat.
One source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/410913.stm
Lots of others: http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&hs...er&spell=1
That's one example of something truely worth being mad about. I suggest that maybe you focus some of your energy into taking a look at the real world around you and getting truely ticked off.
As for BF2, play the game, enjoy the community, vent about your frustrations. Just remember, it's still only a game. If you want to do something meaningfull, do it in the real world.
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