[quote][quote] So you feel that your words are entitled to hold ground based on your experience as a gamer [/quote] No, I don't "feel that my words are entitled to hold ground". I [b]know that my words hold ground[/b] based on [b]a lot of time and experience[/b]. That's what's good about life experience, when you know you know your stuff vs when you have little experience and don't know what you're talking about but feel entitled to your input anyways. You go right on ahead believing you're part of some generation that created today's self entitled brats, that's how you personally feel. I'm not part of whatever generation you think you came up in. Apparently you're cool with creating today's brats that don't want to work for anything. Glad you feel like that's your fault, it probably is as an individual and how you handled your kids if you have any. I teach my kids to work for and appreciate the things they have and nothing gets handed out for free. Hard work gives greater rewards.[/quote] Ah...There we go... So this is more of a personal example. It is about you and yours compared to a generation. Not everyone today feels entitled (you know that of course). Though, one can argure that a majority does. Which is why I agreed with you. I was raised and also raise my own children to understand that "work gives greater rewards". I was also taught by individuals beyond generations that history does repeat itself. So I speak to them to understand as well as help those that I can. Not called them "brats" (That is what you called them...right.) and look down upon them. I know and have read about plenty of individuals who have and will admit they were spoiled and wanted more from the Atari generation on up. The desire for improvement is inevitable. Some if not a lot of these people became greedy. AGAIN why I agreed with you. Your debate is clearly based on a personal feel. Why mine is based overall. Which makes you appear no better than the "entitled" "brats" you speak of.