bioware can't fix small text in sdtv

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/98089-BioWare-Cant-Patch-Unreadable-Text-for-Non-HD-TVs-in-Mass-Effect-2

if people are having a hard time due to the small text then that isn't the developers problem. that is the consumers problem because the consumers are too cheap to buy a big screen tv, can't afford new reading glasses, are too old and should not be playing video games, etc....

bioware should not fix this problem as this is a consumer problem. if i can't play the game because the text is too small, then i should have bought a bigger screen tv. but because i didn't buy a bigger screen tv, then it's my lost because i was too cheap and didn't thought about this thing. it makes sense to have an hd game for hd tv, so i should have bought an hd tv instead of sticking around with my sd tv.

damn consumers are so stupid. didn't people realize that this is an art form that requires hd tv and not the low quality sd tv. people are so stupid sometimes. if bioware have to fix this problem, you are going to distract them from making their next magnificent artful video game and that would mean a delay.

 

HOLD IT RIGHT THERE!

You're now blaming the customers for this problem? That is very unlikely of you Ultra. I could have sworn you have had a different tune about consumers a couple of months ago...

I love how you try to bash non-Nintendo products while at the same time, you keep shooting your own statements in the foot. I think it's safe for me to say that I do represent the majority here when I say, "STOP MAKING THESE STUPID THREADS, ULTRA!" Go away and finish up your failing college degree!

lolhistorymajorlol

 

Funny, Nintendo fanboys like you typically advocate gameplay over graphics. I'm pretty sure I could quote you like Hypr, but looking through all your posts requires more effort (and considerable force of will) than I'd deem it worth.

 

Hahaha, are you serious? That's such a retarded statement I laughed at it.

Anyways, locked since this thing reeks of flamebait.