Underwhelmed and dissatisfied with xbox one

At the moment, thanks to "issues" with xbox live I can't play any games with gold. So we are borrowing the rights to play these games? We sure couldn't be further from owning them at this point in time.

All of my pins literally just disappeared (except for two of them...ummm...what?) my console keeps telling me to put in a disc to play roblox...even the error messages are wrong. If I have to start over on my 20 day roll achievement I am going to put roblox
on a flash drive and put it in the microwave.

Why must there be a giant square on my home page that says "connect to xbox live" yet I am connected to xbox live, and even if I wasn't, trying to click on said square does nothing. :facepalm:

Interesting fact: Typing "how to return" in google with search suggestions on brings up a predictable first place winner, I bet I don't even have to tell you what it is.

 

Sadly enough you can't return a used xbox or copy games to a flash drive :SMASHINGMYFACEAGAINSTTHEWALLLIKEANINSANEPERSON:

 

Armageddon??? (the end of the world)

 

I couldn't agree more. The Xbox One, so far, has honestly been the most inconsistent console I've ever owned. I haven't had a single, multi-hour gaming session, without experiencing some SIGNIFICANT crashes/errors.

Here's some examples.

- Today, need I say more?

- Numerous issues while playing the Master Chief collection. Such as numerous instant crashes when I start. Another major one is whenever you save a Halo 2 campaign mid-mission and return to it, sometimes it will NOT let me load ANYTHING on my next play
through. As a final kick to the shin, anyone else get that comical stutter during the Microsoft Studios logo when it starts up? Really shows you the quality of what you're getting into.

I'd go on, honestly I would, but so far I'm not impressed with the Xbox One. I'm really not.

Edit: As a secondary point. All the people downplaying this are just enabling this type of behavior, more than likely people who's parents bought them their consoles. For those of us who work and earn the money to pay for our consoles, it's an incredibly
frustrating experience no less. Maybe someday you'll understand, that by just ignoring and downplaying what is obviously poor quality control and lack of effort, you're enabling it and paying them to do it.

I know I will never buy a Microsoft console again.

 

I see you edited your comment...nice play. Help me out and point me in the right direction as I don't see that option anywhere.

 

You can edit your post by clicking the "Moderate" button on the post you want to Edit and clicking the "Edit Post" button under that. I believe you've got to do it in a quick time frame because I can no longer edit my previous post.

 

A solid 5 minute window maybe? That would explain why I never seen that edit button before! Thanks for the tip!

Edit: yay i did it

 

Funny,just because i don't have much trouble with Xbox one and can use my Xbox one,XBL and Microsoft Edge to write this post and laught about crying babies.I must be a kid.

Act like an adult,stop crying,resell your consoles and find an adult hobby and be a smarter, more responsible consumer.

 

And by being a smarter more responsible consumer you mean not buying microsoft, right?

 

Tzar,

I wouldn't project like that. Adults can be leeches too, however; given the context of your post I'd wager I'm not wrong in saying you're a teenager without any real experience about anything.

Here's another fun fact, gaming has long evolved past a 'kid's hobby' considering 70%+ of adults play games of some kind.

Ultimately, again, you don't understand the point at all because your time isn't valuable and you probably didn't do anything to pay for the Xbox you use. When you grow-up and mature, you'll realize that being a ravenous fanboy who deflects criticisms of
his favorite brand doesn't do a whole lot for you. If accepting poor quality goods is your description of being a 'smarter, more responsible consumer (fixed your spacing errors)' then I really think you need some serious redefinition of the first three words
in your statement.

 

Lol. I earn my money, own two X Box One consoles and am happy with my "toys"; it's not like the cost of these things are major investments. My girlfriend bought one, she rarely uses, and doesn't have any complaints on quality. Have multiple friends that
bought them and they don't seem to have quality issues either.

It blows my mind that someone would keep a toy that doesn't amuse them. Sell the bloody thing, give it away to a friend, donate it to a charity, or take it out back and smash it. If perhaps you have others in the family that use it, perhaps ignore it and
buy another toy that amuses you?

Peace, J.R.

 

@D33dles

It's easy to not have complaints about something you rarely use, think about it...wouldn't a qualified complaint come from someone who has vested time in a product? Your girlfriend isn't qualified to complain if she decided to.

 

I agree with you there.... Think of strait up returning mine and getting a refund on the games....

 

But your point is pointless.

Writing about it in this forums is pointless.

And if your time is so valuable why stay here,replying to "kids".

There are a lot of adult playing with (toys) trains,so what.It's still a toy.

A lot adult did watch or read Harry Potter,but it's a book (or movie) for kids.

But this is maybe why they act like crying babies these days and think there are adults just because of their birth dates.

 

Life is pointless, as is with pretty much everything included in the package, including manufacturing and selling xboxes, writing about it in forums...or playing one for that matter. If you are so worried about things making sense then you should study philosophy
and/or religion, then maybe you could find the answer as to why people are here still talking to you. It is possible that your outlook is totally *** up or you are just a kid with no idea what you are talking about. Saying that people are crying babies is
at the very least insensitive and ignorant, and at the very most offensive, not to mention proof that you are age 10-13 and using your parents computer to defend YOUR favorite toy.