Sooo SE actually wants to know the numbers of PS2 users eh?

Also,

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Sincerely, PC.

Hate to say it but all these arguments are mute.
Does the ps2 limit what can be done on PC? yes
Will they drop ps2 support in the future? maybe
If they do will some people quit? more than likely
Will there be a ps3 version? highly unlikely but one can dream

The arguing here is just for the sake of arguing, we still don't know if they are just asking what people are playing the game on.
Maybe all there finding out is which systems people play on and then discussing how to handle future content.
If the game dies off so be it, there are other games to play.

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Originally Posted by Ash

in the end we all pay the same amount per account

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If only :(

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Fair or not is highly dependant on how much money that 10years old system still brings into their pockets.

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That does not mean fairness. I think you mean relevance. And it's not relevant either; what's relevant is the money they would lose from people quitting over the PS2. You're assuming that every PS2 player will quit, which clearly isn't so.

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No seriously as of today, what is different about playing on ps2 or PC other than the higher resolution? What does having a whole computer attached to it does to the CURRENT version of the game?

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Better graphics in general, smoother game, faster load times, less crashes, more ways to control the game (different controllers, different setups), the ability to check wiki, forums and FFXIAH on the side while you're playing (can do that on PS2 only if you have a computer running seperately), etc.

And again, the current state isn't even relevant. What's relevant is the potential. The PS2 has reached its potential (long ago). If the PS2 is dropped, then you'd see what the PC really has on the PS2.

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Hate to say it but all these arguments are mute.

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Moot. And all arguments on the internet are. Although that "other games" line is garbage.

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Also,

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Sincerely, PC.

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Not without a certain 3rd party tool...

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Hate to say it but all these arguments are mute.
Does the ps2 limit what can be done on PC? yes
Will they drop ps2 support in the future? maybe
If they do will some people quit? more than likely
Will there be a ps3 version? highly unlikely but one can dream

The arguing here is just for the sake of arguing, we still don't know if they are just asking what people are playing the game on.
Maybe all there finding out is which systems people play on and then discussing how to handle future content.
If the game dies off so be it, there are other games to play.

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Indeed it is all in the sake of arguing, although some peaople seems to take their desires for reality

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That does not mean fairness. I think you mean relevance. And it's not relevant either; what's relevant is the money they would lose from people quitting over the PS2. You're assuming that every PS2 player will quit, which clearly isn't so.

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Just like you and a lot of people are assuming that none of them will quit, it is what it is an assumption.

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Not without a certain 3rd party tool...

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Wait, so you acknowledge that PC has a certain something to offer that PS2 can never have?

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Wait, so you acknowledge that PC has a certain something to offer that PS2 can never have?

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I dont use it and it is against the tos, so no it cannot be counted as an advantage. Its like saying using steroids in sport is an advantage...

I seem to recall steroids having something to do with giving you a physical advantage over others, even though it was illegal...

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Just like you and a lot of people are assuming that none of them will quit, it is what it is an assumption.

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An assumption founded in reality, but you hold on to your plans for boycott.