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Originally Posted by sircruisealotVS
i never mentioned anything about a breeze......
but anyway, believe what you would like to, its clear no one wants to listen to my advice anyway. the boxes of defective 360 discs that come through work must have been done by the tooth fairy and not by the people using their 360 upright.
this is what kinda grinds my gears about this place sometimes...everyones a ****ing expert know-it-all who wont listen to good advice...but hey do whatever the hell you want.
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What the hell are you on buddy?
All I said was that I've never had an issue with scratched discs. You came out with an outlandish statement such as this
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Originally Posted by sircruisealotVS
all it takes is someone to walk past it and the whole thing will wobble and cause damage to the disc. you dont need to touch or move the console for disc damage to occur.
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If no one touches it or moves it, "while walking past it" what makes it wobble? The tooth fairy as you put it? I was talking about a breeze as you walked past it as it sounded like thats what you were talking about.
If you knock anything while something is spinning at 2,000 rpm you expect that something could get damaged. Thats common sense.
You're the only one thinking he's the expert, I only said my bit from personal experience. I couldn't care less what profession you work in if you're gonna speak like a tool.
Your advise actually becomes kind of useless as soon as you said this anyway
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Originally Posted by sircruisealotVS
its also a piece of ****....but if you wanna save $100 and buy something inferior then go ahead.
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Because all that says is that you are a fanboy defending your pride and joy.
I will say this again, in my experience I never had any issues with scratched if you take care loading discs, then you shouldn't have a problem, IN MY EXPERIENCE. If you're stupid enough to place your xbox in a position where you can knock it over when walking past it while it's running, then you have no one to blame but yourself.