Second Generation Gamer here...

Is it just me,or do gamers nowadays only 1.buy/play one game,2.Instantly complain about (x) if they can't have it RIGHT then??When I was coming up,it was customary to have more than one game to play at a time.I play a good bit of different games,and just use downtime in one,to play the other.I remember when there was no internet and you got the game you got,broken or not.People should be glad that things are being fixed.If it takes them a week,it shouldn't matter.You wouldn't want to rush a airplane mechanic,just to get on the plane faster,would you?Oh wait...

Nothing to do with generation, it's just personal preference.

Thats a little like saying you remember when cars had manual transmissions, so we shouldn't expect much from automatics.

Times change.

It only matters to me in games I pay a monthly fee for.

Unless you live in a place like sweden where most cars have manual transmission, but I dont mind. I prefer manual transmission anyway.

I have better things to do with my hand than shift gears.

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Originally Posted by Blackwolfe

Unless you live in a place like sweden where most cars have manual transmission, but I dont mind. I prefer manual transmission anyway.

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Originally Posted by Snowranger19

I have better things to do with my hand than shift gears.

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I see what you did there!

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Originally Posted by Snowranger19

Thats a little like saying you remember when cars had manual transmissions, so we shouldn't expect much from automatics.

Times change.

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You mean, US got lazy? Majority of EU driven cars are still manual :P

Or our country is bigger land-wise and we needed to shift gears more frequently due to higher speeds.

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Originally Posted by Dinova

You mean, US got lazy? Majority of EU driven cars are still manual :P

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Originally Posted by Snowranger19

Thats a little like saying you remember when cars had manual transmissions, so we shouldn't expect much from automatics.

Times change.

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times change, people dont