GottiDC said:
was the starbucks quote really needed. not every one drinks coffee, not everyone has to pay for online. there is a debate, when there or other sevices doing the samething online for free. not to menetion when im playing cod 4 on ps3, im doing the samthing your doing on live, only my service is free, and yours is not. its as simple as that.
It's an example based on something that many people do every day and don't really notice. Purchase a daily service...Buy donuts, buy McDonalds, buy coffee etc etc. My wife EVERY weekday buys a bagel with cream cheese and a medium tea at Dunkin Donuts. It's $2.25.
There was a price point mentioned and I was just kinda sorta correcting plus giving insight on how I feel about people who complain about the fee to begin with.
We all know that the precious PSN is free. Fine, fantastic, great to hear you play online for free. On a same note was your quote about that necessary in return? However guess what, by your example not everyone owns a PS3 either.
And as a side note I don't know
anyone that not only does NOT own a PS3 but COD 4 for the PS3 for that matter.
It's a 360 COD 4 situation personally so PSN's free online doesn't do squat for me. In the long run I'm not bitching and I don't honestly care because $3 a day over a $39.99 yearly fee isn't an issue for me.
MS with the 360 was the first
console to really take the whole online thing and run with it in terms of an overall self enclosed user interface system. I finally broke down and got one last September and was very impressed with it. The XBOX and PS2's were sloppy. 360 improved on it immensely and PSN is a huge step in the PS3's direction but at the end of the day it's about competition and that is a good thing by anyone's standards. Hopefully eventually when MS feels the heat enough we'll get free LIVE service on the 360, I'd love that, but in the meantime I'll pay to play with my buddies (And I'm not talking random internet forumites necessarily) because it isn't something I can do with a PS3. Free or not.