Set on the Xbox One! But I have one gripe/concern.

XxUndeadPenguin · Oct 27, 2014

@Defy Lightning

It's a hard decision, especially when you're spending $400. It's only normal to be cautious.

@Randver,

No offense, but why are you watching that thread? For the last time, NOBODY is trolling. Tbh, there's still nothing wrong with trying to make a smart purchase. Keep stalking the thread over there, though, I suppose. Again...not trying to sound rude. Just
saying.

XxUndeadPenguin · Oct 31, 2018

By the way, I'm a teenager and my parents are gonna be buying it, so I guess I want to make sure they don't waste their money. I mean, they work hard. Anyways, like I said over on the PS forums, I changed my mind to the PS4, but then I saw stuff about Sunset
Overdrive...and I got hooked on the Xbox side again.

Apologies for the double post, the forum isn't letting me edit my post.

Spyroman12

Hey XXUndead,

Both console have their ups and downs. One is going to have features you like over the other. If you like faster install times, then playstation is your way to go. If you like the ability to be automatically signed in with your face, xbox is your way to
go. Just a though. Both are great consoles, and both have great games. Just play games, and enjoy yourself

Randver

@Undead

So you're buying two consoles? I'm still watching your thread over on the Sony forums and it's getting confusing. I thought you decided here to buy a One but now you're saying over there that you're getting a PS4.

I think you've just confirmed my original suspicions.

XxUndeadPenguin

@GourdTwitch,

It's not even a big deal, it's just a gripe. It's pretty lame that the PS4 is able to get you playing within minutes, where as you have to wait way longer to start on the XB1. It's just a simple question. The PS4 can do it, why can't Microsoft do it with
the XB1?

There's no need to throw insults, by the way.

GourdTwitch

You're a fool and you don't know anything about the actual mechanics of gaming.

You're demanding a high performance car not guzzle gas. It is what it is. Transferring data from any disk, particularly many gigabytes, takes time.

Don't buy an Xbox One if you're a dirty poor in a trailer with 300Kbps download speed. Modern game patches are 10GB, and yes you can expect them on day one.

Spyroman12

If you have a disc copy of a game, you can disconnect yourself from the network, then install the game itself. You will need to be connected to download the online portion of the game, but it is a bit faster from what I have noticed

Set on the Xbox One! But I have one gripe/concern.