No, my rules were more specific to modern things that cavemen didn't have.

Don't steal money.
Don't be an arsonist.

In other words, "Respect others' property." Which a caveman could definitely understand.

No, my rules were more specific to modern things that cavemen didn't have.

If someone does wrong to you, ignore them and carry on? Cavemen would crack them open with a club. Or "Destroy Them" as the Satanist say.

What captainfuckitall said. Turning the other cheek is the sort of thing one can employ against small offenses, which aren't worth the time it would take to get retribution, but major offenses going unanswered just makes you a wimp, not the better person.

And why should you let people walk all over you? If you do not have the self-respect to stand up for yourself or your companions or your home, how in the world do you expect anyone else to respect you?

The one thing that intrigues me though is the new xbox live that will be accompanying X1. It will have the potential to eliminate bad hosts and have lobbies of nearly two hundred people. Very large games would be the natural evolution, and would be easy to create on the new system.

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If the new xbox is such a big pain don't buy it or its games, and stick to what you know. Or better yet, buy a fucking gaming computer. I promise you ya won't regret it, although you might as well kiss playing with friends and family goodbye.

Oh, trust me, I'm WAY ahead of you. I had a 360, but it broke and I never bothered to replace it. I'm a PC gamer except for my 3DS, now. Needless to say, Xbox One is not on my to-buy list.

The one thing that intrigues me though is the new xbox live that will be accompanying X1. It will have the potential to eliminate bad hosts and have lobbies of nearly two hundred people. Very large games would be the natural evolution, and would be easy to create on the new system.

Always online shit, I agree, sucks tits. I can understand it for things like an mmorpg, but for single player games its a slap in the face to the customers, because there is zero reason for it other than drm.

This online requirement is good in some ways, but mostly it gives developers a great way to shoot themselves in the knees should they decide their game needs to be 'always online' when their gamer think it shouldn't. They'll of course still make money, as the 'core' gamers nowadays make up the minority of their target audience, which is terribly misinformed and would eat up a pile of shit if presented with one and think it quite excellent. The irony of voting with our money is that idiots have money.

In terms of used games, I couldn't care less. In this day and age 'downloaded' games are exactly what they're trying to do with the physical disks. I prefer the downloaded games myself, and what I usually do is have my profile on multiple consoles and just rapidly swap login's to get the game going if friends or family want to play something while I'm playing something else.... but ultimately selling a used game is a rip-off to the person that bought it new, and the cheap-ass mother fucker buying it used can pony up the dough if he wants to play the game in my own opinion.

As far as friends borrowing the game, they can just buy it themselves and we can play it together, or they can come over and play. I don't need my disks going 'missing' or getting broken. I once lost an entire boxful of NES cartridges to this one stupid motherfucker when I was five named Sam (he moved and took the box we left with him because me and my bro slept over twice) who looked exactly like harry potter, and to this day I can't stand Harry Potters face because of it.

I casually glazed over that bit. That makes a lot more sense :P