Suggestions for Xbox to improve user experience, transparency, and innovation

Im in agreement with Davey and tohellnbak, as for achievements the clue is in the name "achievment" its hardly that if you can pop it with some software and whats the point in that anyway, if you want it hard enough play hard for it, dont grieve for some
cheevo you didnt get at the time and cant get now because a server is no longer up.

1. No issues here with achievements... some care about them some dont..Some are server issues, some are game issues...

2. No.. just NO. Shouldve have kept your 360...Nobody really cares about BC to be honest. There is a small group that does but those are the ones that sold their 360s to get a 1. A year from now, name ONE game that you just have to play from the 360...

3. Some regional laws do not allow certain materials to be played. Simple as that. MS is not above local laws.

4.MS is new to the phone scene. The new Nokias are freaking awesome.. many steps above the initial models that came out

5.I guess this is a kid thing and TBH it needs to stop.. If you are away from your house and gaming room, do something else. Look outside the window, go ride a bike. Something other than staring at a screen. I am about to let go one of my employees as he
is phone addicted. Always on the phone. It is ruining more lives than you think. To those of us that are older, I am sure they can agree.

6.Nope.. once people realize the X1 is not a second version of the 360 but a 100% totally different item and only shares the XB and MS name. they will come to realize that this. This is not Xb 360.2 and accessories made for the 360 are just that... made
for the 360.

Just last night I watched my brother enjoy his PC games using 1 of the XB1 controllers.

I use my phone for calls, texts, camera and yes sometimes tweets and facebook. Anything else is overkill. Phones are just way out of control anymore. People forget what it's like to give it there all at work or to socialize in the real world.

[quote user="tohellnbak"]I am about to let go one of my employees as he is phone addicted. Always on the phone. It is ruining more lives than you think.[/quote]

Bravo! You have the guts to do something I never could. Back when I was a restaurant manager, I would have employees using their phones all of the time during work instead of actually working. We had a strict no phones policy during work too. However, I
wasn't allowed to take their phones away from them, even temporarily, and I wasn't allowed to fire them since I was only the assistant manager at the time. I would reprimand them, but knowing I had no real authority and upper management wouldn't back me up,
they kept on using their phones, and my performance as a manager suffered as a result and made me look bad. There's numerous reasons why I stopped working as a restaurant manager after making a career out of it for well over 7 years - that was 1 of them. So,
yes, it can and does ABSOLUTELY ruin lives (and in more ways than you might think).

...sorry for the rant.