WHAT THEY DO NEED TO FIX IS THIS!!

[quote user="GebrPouz"]

1. thing only, do away with the region-lock/import-block approach, why cant I import a day one console from another EU member state which is among the 21 release countries (one where I am a citizen, one where my xbox live account is registered) and use it
in another EU country which is not among the 21 release countries? thats ridiculous!!!!!!!

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Im going to go out on a limb here and assume that a lot of it has to do with the cloud service and internet infrastructure.

other possible reasons could be corporate law and legal issues in those countries.

1. thing only, do away with the region-lock/import-block approach, why cant I import a day one console from another EU member state which is among the 21 release countries (one where I am a citizen, one where my xbox live account is registered) and use it
in another EU country which is not among the 21 release countries? thats ridiculous!!!!!!!

I think that the Xbox One would need to be completely redesigned because from what I have learned about the console it doesn't seem very average person friendly.

- In the UK not all TV providers use HDMI connectors on their TV boxes, so how will these people get to use the TV function of the Xbox One?

- Also in UK not all televisions use HDMI connectors so how will they be able to use it?

- As for the always connected it seems that the only place that has reliable internet connection is in the cities, so how will people that don't have reliable internet connection use it?

- If you have install games onto the hard disk of the console wouldn't that then eat-up that 500 GB hard disk in next to no time and that is not including any updates or DLC.

- If the game is installed onto the hard disk then you don’t need the disk anymore, so why not let the user sell in because with it installed you don’t need to disk anymore

For me they should have used the Xbox 360 has a template for the Xbox One because it is a great piece of hardware. It does everything that the Xbox One doesn’t.

[quote user="thegreatsquare"]

4: If you think that I'm letting a camera that can potentially be hacked into the kid's bedrooms, you're freaking nuts.

[/quote]Other complaints aside, nobody's console has been hacked through Xbox Live ever, it shouldn't happen with peripheral hardware.

It's obvious what they should fix and how they should fix it. If we know it they know it, which should indicate how much they really listen to their users.