If you like the taste of burnt metal, burnt rubber, and metal wire, then sure, your preferences sound pretty trash-based to me. No one's talking about differences between the complex layers of a NET and how well each flavor layer shines on a Protank vs. The Aspire, in case you didn't know. This thread seems to be about tastes that not even Oscar The Grouch would enjoy, and leaking. I also clearly stated that I blame these problems on manufacturing faults that vary from tank to tank, and if these brands can't up their gaming standard, I believe they're trash. There's no reason a manufacturer should part people with hard-earned money for substandard products. And again, in my research, I rarely find that users are adding to the problem whatsoever, and that the "draw pattern" is something that is scientifically tried and tested, and makes no difference at all. It's just another "thing that you can blame someone for online because you can't blame them on anything else."
Sometimes certain vendors do hire people to go on forums and rave about products, as well. I've been on various forums as a reviewer for other products too, I've even been a moderator on some, and trust me, I've tracked IP addresses, dug into the sources, and depending on the popularity of a business, service, or product, there are businesses out there that do pay people to sit there in their own office and go rave about a product on forums. It sounds extreme, but it exists. I can't speculate what's going on with some users who get so defensive (toward users, not just at a product) because I can't track an IP address on here. I was once a moderator on a forum where several members who often would become angry, defensive, and hateful toward people who experienced bad factors of the service and product, were all traced back to a company office. Forums are a place where people should have the right to bash a product all they want if it has caused them quite severe financial and emotional set-back, but bashing members, it's a different story.
