Fiery Phoenix wrote...
Ottemis wrote...
Fiery Phoenix wrote...
It just proves how absolutely incompetent ME3's marketing has been. The game is a couple months away for heaven's sake and we've barely seen anything.
Have faith young padawan.
We don't seem to be any less anxiously expecting it.
I know I've seen enough to have been hyped for months now.
But then I'm a proper fangirl; a Bioware ontop of a Mass Effect one, they can't really go wrong on this one for me.
I only just wish they would be a little more straightforward when it comes to marketing speech. Since when has the FemShep been "coming soon" now?
It's little things like these that get me. At this point I'm starting to think the trailer won't see the light until a week or so prior to release.
Hmm, I can understand your frustration however.. If they'd have said first off, after all the hype (if they were already able to properly anticipate the wait-time) over femshep that the trailer would mean waiting till 2-3 months before release maybe longer, people would have been dissatisfied from the get-go.
I can understand that whatever they might tell us they want to have happen, will very often not end up being what will happen, and I would rather they delay a trailer when it's contents might be directly tied to the quality of the gamecontent. Plus this needs to pass through so many proverbial hands before it even gets close to being ready to be marketted that it would seem something impossible to rush, and I really don't want them to.
This isn't the only cake they're baking, it's one for the fandom in the end. Making it ties into their already existing development plans for the game, so it takes a logical place in that plan. But that's something we'd never be told about or we'd be constantly put back by delays. Normally they would announce a trailer incoming when it's actually already incoming, this one went bass-ackwards, so yeah.
By saying something like soon, the impatient crowd slowly gains momentum while the wait is on, but any other way with a dealine passed they would ALL rally and spam the forums with negative hatecries against Bioware and 'broken promises'. Honestly, this is the best thing they could have done, for both parties.
We can't blame them for missing a deadline when they don't give us one. Most people would hardly care how valid their reason for taking their time or missing a deadline would be, they'd rather just complain, that's just how people are unfortunately. (Not having a dig at you btw, just a general observation, especially on these boards)
I trust Bioware to not screw this one up, they obviously care about this product asmuch as we do, and they've certainly been listening to the demands of the community, so yeah, I'll wait. Let them do it proper.
Modifié par Ottemis, 10 décembre 2011 - 10:43 .