Exactly my point though. They have created a huge immature fan base by treating them like crap. They have called us names, on live streams, and no professional company should ever do such a thing. It's very unethical. Their poor communication skills have created a community of enraged children blinded with the fury and Rath of injustice. And the community therefore has resorted to any means necessary to be heard. And they aren't being heard, so they decided to say f it and go crazy. That happens when the person in charge doesn't lead. The people go crazy.

Oh no no no no. They didn't create an immature fan base one bit. We don't get made by them. We don't act the way we do because some company pulls our arms. The immature people in this community are accountable for their immaturity themselves, not somebody else. You're making up excuses to shift the blame there bud.

So a company treats their workers like crap and doesn't provide them with proper pay. They then start to protest the company. It's the workers fault for being immature and they need to suck it up. By your logic that's what you're saying. I agree that people using the language they do isn't the right thing to do but how a person is treated completely shapes how they act. If you treat someone like dirt their entire life they're going to have some issues with self confidence. This obviously isn't of the same severity but it's the same idea. To deny people are shaped by their experiences is crazy. That doesn't excuse the name calling that is immaturity but being angry at bungie is a relatively acceptable feeling all things considered. I have never seen a company treat its customers so poorly. If I or a coworker did what bungie does to our customers we would be promptly fired. They are just very unprofessional.

What? No that's not the logic I'm saying even in the slightest. You're way off. WE are not workers, for one. Secondly, where did you ever hear that Bungie treats their employees like crap and underpays? I think you just made all of that up to try to make your point. [quote] I agree that people using the language they do isn't the right thing to do but how a person is treated completely shapes how they act. If you treat someone like dirt their entire life they're going to have some issues with self confidence.[/quote] You're acting as if Bungie is the only entity here having any kind of interaction with us and not us interacting with ourselves or outside of this place. Bungie has not treated us like crap. I know a couple times people have assumed and misinterpreted things that really weren't malicious or put-downs at all. But Bungie didn't make anybody into whiners or cause them to go around insulting each other over it. I also know some people either a) have thin skin and get bent out of shape even when they're treated respectfully and professionally, and b) there's some who just want excuses to try and tear down Bungie/Activision for ignorant reasons or blind hatred. You realize a lot of the fanbase are [i]in fact immature teenagers[/i] that are immature and disrespectful to start with, right? It's not like we all came here as wide-eyed, innocent kids or fully mature, respecting adults and became immature solely because of Bungie. Get real man. I'm not saying Bungie doesn't have an effect at all, I'm saying don't act like immaturity on this forum is ALL, or even mostly Bungie's fault, because it's not. [quote]I have never seen a company treat its customers so poorly. [/quote] I've seen people say that about other companies before and it's made up bullshit. If this is your idea of being treated poorly, wow, first world problems... You don't know what a bad company is if you think all the tiny and imagined slights people talk about here is bad.

And actually a large percentage of gamers are adults. More so than teenagers. Just though I would let you know that.

That just goes to show many adult gamers still act petulantly and immature.

You need to just chill mate. I ain't gonna enter into your biased debate. Just don't expect a response when you are acting like a child.