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Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame
You're missing the point.Originally Posted by rickybadman
The OP sounds like a troll. If an update bricks your system Microsoft covers it.
The system should not brick in the first place.Yes a few isolated incidents are expected. This is electronic hardware after all which is subject heat which can effect circuit componant on the transistor level, but other video game systems are not effected by such mudane events as a software update.
Other videogame consoles are not crapping out left and right, yet this is somehow acceptable for xbox. It makes me wonder if some of you guys are the sons of members on the Microsoft Board of directors or work the company yourselves. I never understood the defense of this system.
In my field, electrical engineering, if a device does not work and continues to fail. We trash it and start over. Would you want the voltage regulator in your grandpa's pacemaker to undergo the 3 rings of death? Don't worry, we can just call the hosptial and get another one. Yes my example is OD but you get the point. From an engineering standpoint everything is the same. It's all circuits and transistors. Defective hardware is defective hardware. If it doesn't work, it doesn't work.
Microsoft, it doesn't work.
Originally Posted by mYToAsterspeak
Thing I don't understand is, why is Microsoft allowed to sell something that is pretty much guaranteed to break, that has to be against some kind of law. The other thing I don't understand is, why do people continue to purchase the system? It's a piece of trash with old hardware and software inside.
This kid gets the point.
You do know Sony had to remove one of its recent updates because it was bricking consoles right?