neubourn wrote...
Sherana wrote...
neubourn wrote...
My 6500 tokens won me an awesome displeasure pack with BioWare.
... 6500? that means you got 550 referral tokens across the entire contest. That's nothing to do with Bioware, that's just a pathetic lack of effort on your part.
You assume everyone has the free time to spam the internet with links non stop to get tokens. I dont equate lack of time with effort. I got some referral links, and i participated in some twitter challenges, but it was all for naught since the auction only rewarded those with the time and resources to spam links, and nothing else. And since they set up the auction in such a manner, then it has everything to do with BioWare, and if i am upset with how this "community event" was orchestrated, then that is my business, especially since i am not the only one who feels that way.
Agreed. Not everyone has the time to sit there and spam the internet with links. There are those of us who actually have a life and do things other than sit at our computer or use a handheld device to stay connected and spamming 24-7. I thought that 6300 tokens or so was good but I was wrong. I didn't realize that I need over 9000 tokens just to bid or stay around to bid. That is absolutely crazy. Bioware should have limited how many tokens you could get over the net. Instead they should have awarded more tokens to those who bought and registered their games. This way it wouldn't be all about who spammed more; it would be about who bids the highest first.
I don't think this Bazar thing was a Bioware thing. This Bazar things sounds more like an EA marketing campaign to get the news out about MA2 and DAO and that is why those who spammed the net with the bioware links received more points; it is all about marketing and not satisfying the customer who actually bought the games.
My question to Bioware and EA is if you have the time put on such a big event; you should easily have the time to fix simple bugs like the dagger issue for the PS3 and XBox 360. Issues that impact the actual game.