Will you ever admit your inaction is due to greed? Not likely.

O Mr Crow O · Jul 30, 2021

Seeing 10+ pages of posts stretching back almost a decade over the issue of Xbox settings (360, One, XS, Elite/S variants, etc. ALL OF THEM) not allowing for controller deadzone calibration, it is clear that you all will never actually do anything to fix the problem. Your clearly uncaring responses aren't even on par with an auto-reply bots worst day at 1% functionality.

Y"Did you check the settings that don't exist for a problem we don't offer a solution for other than forcing you to spend money to use the 600.00 device you bought?" You would rather force people to spend money on more of your garbage tech that breaks in 2 months, not honor warranties, and refuse to implement a simple setting for adjusting the one problem that forces people to have to buy more of your garbage. Question is this; are you ever going to actually stand behind your products and offer a simple solution to a problem that has been going on literally forever? Most likely it will just be ignored. Too busy bleeding consumers for every penny they have and not actually caring if your products work for bubkis.

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cedric goaoc

Yes, all Xbox console need a simple deadzone calibration, for all the player who have problem with their controller. A simple and usefull option for many many players....

The Resistance

No, there is not. If someone already owns it then it you will not be able to change your Gamertag to it even if it has no Xbox LIVE activity on it. Microsoft did a manual wipe of inactive Gamertags last year, but due to people selling them, they stopped
it. I am not sure if they will ever do this again but I would keep an eye on the inactive Gamertag and on MajorNelson.com
incase it ever becomes free or another wipe occurs.

HassanB

Hi,

It seems that you've already been removed due to inactivity. If you're inactive for 60 days they automatically put you in an inactive state. You can return whenever you feel like you have free time it seems

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brandiesel1

[quote user="NanoTechSoldier"]

I think LostKauz Knows the definition of "Greed" ... There was no need, for LostKauz to answer your question...

There are other Synonyms of Greed too... Try looking them up ...

Avidity:

1.Extreme eagerness or enthusiasm: "he read detective stories with avidity".

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Miserliness:

Web definitions:

1. Total lack of generosity with money.

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Both synonyms of "Greed"

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Well it's apparent you didn't read my other posts. I KNOW what greed means. If you had read them you would have saw where I said "you're right in saying greed isn't always a bad word". Or, did you completely miss that?

Threre is a difference in being ambitious with the desire to succeed and greed. He's a smart guy so I was surprised he didn't (but I think he does, but won't admit it for the sake of making his point) know that greed can also be a bad quality.

brandiesel1

^^ of course. You really are going off-topic. I think it's because you realize you made a mistake and you don't want to admit it.

There are many meanings of greed. I find it hard to believe that you can't see it as being a bad or negative word. For someone who believes he is so smart, this acually is shocking. I won't argue something as rediculous as this. It's absolutely mindboggeling.
Like I told that other guy there is a difference between ambition and the desire to succeed and greed.

Look at all the meanings of greed and you really think none of them are a bad quality? I thionk you do. Actually, I know you do.

Will you ever admit your inaction is due to greed? Not likely.