daringred_
✧ stupid lesbian ✧
I'm not going to tell you what to think at all.
I don't want to, nor do I think you should let others tell you what your opinion should be.
However there is a huge difference between saying not to have high hopes for a Nintendo announcement, or sometimes dates where nintedo have not announced anything at all.
And nintendo saying they will give 20 minutes to talking about new content. Especially when all previous update announcements only took a few minutes even when full of content.
I'm not saying expect lots at all.
I've no clue what will come.
It might suck.
But your comparison doesn't really stand.
Low expectations for imaginary announcements and 20 minutes dedicated to it are 2 very very very very different things
imaginary announcements? i'm talking about real announcements, thanks. all the update trailers we've had in the past year and a half etc. you don't know what the pacing of this direct is going to be like. you don't know what they're going to show. you don't know if they're going to bloat it out or exaggerate or if 10 minutes of that 20 is just going to be about the S5 cards. maybe it will show oodles of new content, which is great! but, then again, maybe it won't. i have no way of knowing and neither do you.
my comparison stands perfectly fine. an announcement is an announcement, this one just happens to have a specified length revealed beforehand, and low expectations for any of them are the exact same thing. if i don't want to get my hopes, i won't. if you want to, go for it. the only thing that bothers me is when people try to tell me how to react or, in this case, argue about semantics.