So if I go around telling other members to go f*ck themselves, that's a-ok with you?
Pretty much, yeah. I was telling people to get f*cked long before being made a mod.
The only way it'd be frowned upon is if it was being said all the time, in response to nothing in particular, and not part of an actual discussion with other comments. At that point, it'd just be trolling.
Necro, the idea that LRG doesn't care about you, me or any customer is your opinion. I know you think you are right about everything, but don't confuse your opinion with facts.
Obviously it's just an opinion, albeit one based on their actions. Do you have a point?
I stated my opinion and you reacted like an a$$hole.
Yeah, LRG apologists bring out the best in me.
Honestly, your pathetic remark is the first time I've ever met any hostility here. If my alleged hypocrisy and foolishness is unwanted here, go ahead and ban me. Please. I don't have time in my life for your childishness. Go on, I won't be missed here.
Again, there's
zero threat of you being banned. I don't know where you're getting that shit.
And back to the point at hand: if you think LRG, or Play-Asia, or Aetherbyte, or Microsoft or Amazon or ANY other company gives a shit about you, then you are the fool Necro.
Lots of companies work hard to earn customer loyalty: MS extended 360 warranties out the wazoo (way more than Sony's done for their shoddy hardware), dropped DRM plans on the One, and killed Kinect to drop prices; Amazon gives easy returns, special customer sales, continually invests in better/faster distribution channels, and makes custom products that make it easier to buy from them; Arky keeps us in the loop and gives us dibs on new products; et cetera, et cetera. They're not 100% altruistic, of course, but there's no question that most companies want to keep current customers while earning new.
LRG, on the other hand, doesn't seem to give a shit. They're content with their current print run sizes, knowing full well that there's enough flippers and shelf queens to buy up everything even if everyone else stops being customers.
