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  StarJet | April 03, 2008
  Online idiots should GTFO. They should understand that the online community is not theirs to act like complete morons and disturb others.
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  Dine_Agoti | April 03, 2008
  Nice article. Worth the read.
  
  Over all, I'd have to agree with the general idea of what he's saying. But I can't help but feel like Microsoft is just wanting to tap into the same 'casual gamer-base' that Nintendo did and make a bit of extra cash, haha. Right now the Wii's problem isn't appealing to the casual, but to the hardcore; while it's the opposite for the 360 and PS3.
  
  We need to find a good middleground. I think World of Warcraft is an example of how a balance between the casual and hardcore play-styles can be obtained.
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  Xenctuary | April 04, 2008
  I despise deliberately moronic players on Xbox Live. I'm paying for an online service and having it ruined by a child with nothing better to do. Time to kick ass, Microsoft.
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  Gamesta100 | April 04, 2008
  Thankfully I rarely encounter idiots that talk crap.
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  Trend | April 05, 2008
  I used to encounter many idiots. It is slowly decreasing. I usually just end the game right away when I see someone who does that. It could teach them a lesson.
  There is a line between competitive and idiotic that is very easy to break. If people only thought, and learned some kind of ettiquite, that would help. Maybe they should have an ettiquite guide in each online game? Then a quiz before starting, to make sure that they read it? That could help, a little.