Well, Time to Move On

xKSIxREAPERx · Dec 5, 2014

Recently, we ( the Xbox 360 community) have been in the crosshairs of: attacks issued by hackers, or just glitches and/or lags in this system. I understand every system will have its issues, but ever since the release of Xbox One, the Xbox 360 community
has been crackling because of Xbox's faults, and focus on only one product. But see this happens all the time, it's so cliché; a big time brand releases a new and improved product, once the product has a drop in sells (you can view on how the PS4 is in the
lead) the older item just so happens to get hacked, and have glitches. But why you may ask? Well it's to move the product users forward, to buy new merchandise, and it works every time! Could Microsoft have some type of low-priority connection with this group
of hackers, I mean come on, twice in a week really! Neither Microsoft or the Xbox Corporation has spoken on these recent attacks, just gave the users a standard "We are fixing it" message. Media has spoken on these attacks, and the first one of this week was
aired on multiple news broadcast stations, and the own group posted on their Twitter page on how they planned on hacking this system and its online functions. None of you can deny the fact that Xbox had no idea that this was going to happen, when this was
announced a long time before it began. Isn't it that one agent in the office with a Twitter account monitoring for threats, and issues submitted by users, and groups like the one that is attacking. Well hey I just rest my case, I guess us who are less fortunate
to get an Xbox One must deal with Microsoft and Xbox's marketing actions.

:)

BizarroMantis · Dec 5, 2014

Totally surprised!!

Well you learned a life lesson. People are jerks. Time to move on, huh?

Arkham99 · Dec 5, 2014

Arkham City

Well, I see Arkham City has its on forum now so I guess it's time to move...

Mister Beep · Dec 8, 2014

Hey there JoylessWarrior1!

I am sincerely sorry to see you were affected by the service interruption that affected Xbox Live as a whole. Are you still experiencing this issue? If so, please post back and let us know so we can help you get this issue sorted.

Mister Beep

Hey there JoylessWarrior1!

I am sincerely sorry to see you were affected by the service interruption that affected Xbox Live as a whole. Are you still experiencing this issue? If so, please post back and let us know so we can help you get this issue sorted.

BizarroMantis

Well you learned a life lesson. People are jerks. Time to move on, huh?

Pavil Shiva

but it is also the customers that are buying them and selling for profit so they can then get another later and have more money left.

Here, let me paraphrase that... it is also the customers that don't want to chip in on the gaming industry but still enjoy the benefits. They just want someone else to 'chip in' their portion for them.

You know, they are the one 'supposed friend' at the party who never seems to want to chip in on the next round of drinks. They either tell you they'll catch up later, but never do, or are always conveniently in the rest room when the hat is passed around.
These are the ones we call leeches. We don't really want them around but are too polite to say so. We're just looking for a convenient time to scrape them off our shoe. Similar to what we do when we step in dog droppings.

But let's all just excuse their behavior and keep 'pitching in' for them. Because that's the polite thing to do.

ButtermilkMeier

Its pretty incompetent that you guys haven't found a solution

[Farscape]

Its pretty incompetent that you guys haven't found a solution

i hope that reply is not to me, i don't work for microsoft im a gamer like you. if it was directed to me please apologise.

Well, Time to Move On