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[Yalision]

     For keeping your word and entertaining us with some fairly regular DLC additions to the original Dragonn Age. They're interesting, fun, and cool bits of adventure that lend more insight to the characters, world, and lore of Dragon Age. I hope that we continue to see more DLC and a few more epic moments to wrap up the story of the Warden before we make our transition into the visual re-imaging of Thedas. Hopefully we'll have lots of DLC to look forward to in that adventure too.

    You won over the skeptic in me as more information is leaked onto the internet, and thank you for that too. It'sclear to me that you're all putting your hearts into the sequel. I'm sure you'll put down the controversty that surrounds the idea "new" with plenty of the familiar while keeping things epic and player-driven. I look forward to more info on the game! Keep up the good work and more skeptics will get over their tears and be won over too

[Patch5129]

I agree. I was doubtful when you said you had years of DLC planned for DA:O. But wow, you sure delivered on your word. Looking forward to Golems of Amgarack

[Kritanakom]

This man speaks truth! Thank you, Bioware!

[Legbiter]

We love Bioware long time.

Modifié par Legbiter, 01 août 2010 - 12:53 .

[BallaZs]

Agreed.

[Vulee94]

Signed.

[Games4ever]

I never thank for anyting I need to pay for.

[Maverick827]

Ashr4m wrote...

This thread is epic, may i join too.

Thank you Bioware for selling overpriced mini-Addons ...

Sry but this thread is ridiculos or i just fail to see the irony here ..

But i guess those are the new consumers bioware is aiming for consume zombies that buy anything with a smile like stimulus pakages and thanking kind companies afterwards for altruisticly selling their goods on the market ...

Why did I expect more from someone who has a number in their name replacing a letter?

[AlanC9]

Ashr4m wrote...
But i guess those are the new consumers bioware is aiming for consume zombies that buy anything with a smile like stimulus pakages and thanking kind companies afterwards for altruisticly selling their goods on the market ...

So people who don't make the same buying decisions you do are zombies?

[Maverick827]

Ashr4m wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...
Why did I expect more from someone who has a number in their name replacing a letter?

You fail pretty hard, the number in my name is there for the same reason as the numbers you used in your name (obviously any decent name is already used ...) , i just put the number in the name so it would look less generic and to be able to use the name like you did ...

So that "4" totally isn't an "A," is it?

[AlanC9]

Gotcha. Yeah; thanking someone for doing something for profit strikes me as e bit excessive too.

[captain.subtle]

With all this Irony,I intend to open a steel foundry in this thread. Any takers?

[tez19]

Yalision wrote...

     For keeping your word and entertaining us with some fairly regular DLC additions to the original Dragonn Age. They're interesting, fun, and cool bits of adventure that lend more insight to the characters, world, and lore of Dragon Age. I hope that we continue to see more DLC and a few more epic moments to wrap up the story of the Warden before we make our transition into the visual re-imaging of Thedas. Hopefully we'll have lots of DLC to look forward to in that adventure too.

    You won over the skeptic in me as more information is leaked onto the internet, and thank you for that too. It'sclear to me that you're all putting your hearts into the sequel. I'm sure you'll put down the controversty that surrounds the idea "new" with plenty of the familiar while keeping things epic and player-driven. I look forward to more info on the game! Keep up the good work and more skeptics will get over their tears and be won over too

thank them by buying the game.

kiss dirty smelly a r s e h o l e s much??

Modifié par tez19, 01 août 2010 - 06:07 .

[TheMadCat]

Yes, thank you BioWare for being a business and doing exactly what businessess do. Breaking down some real walls here.

[Onyx Jaguar]

Whatever just happened to



"Good game"



or



"Nice Work on this/the last one"



or



"Quality effort"



I mean a leech doesn't thank the human and the human doesn't thank the leech. Unless they do, yeah my analogy is terrible given more thought. And it sounds rough in writing also. But it stands nonetheless. On very brittle bones.

[javierabegazo]

@Tez19

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@ Ashr4m, please be a little more respectful in your posts

Modifié par javierabegazo, 01 août 2010 - 06:39 .

[Chuvvy]

inafter **** storm.

[rhautanen]

IMO there is nothing wrong with thanking someone for doing or making something you like (regardless of the fact that you paid for it). I guess that (despite my age) I haven't had my personality "hardened" yet. I suppose some people are just "hardened" from the start. I feel sorry for them (and the people around them).



Thank you BioWare.

[TheMadCat]

rhautanen wrote...

IMO there is nothing wrong with thanking someone for doing or making something you like (regardless of the fact that you paid for it). I guess that (despite my age) I haven't had my personality "hardened" yet. I suppose some people are just "hardened" from the start. I feel sorry for them (and the people around them).

I don't know, personally I fell the people that should be thanked are people who go out of their way to do something for you or others, people and companies who do things abnormal that benefit more then themselves. Personally I see no reason to thank a company making a product strictly to sell for profit, because that's the sole purpose of a business and ultimately they do not care about me or you, they care about the money in our wallet. Why should we thank a company doing exactly what it's supposed to do, deliever a product for it's market to sell.

I mean do you go to the manager whenever you're in a grocery store and thank him? Do you thank your teacher everyday for educating you? Do you head over to your closest military bases and VA buildings and thank them all for their service? It's not so much of having a hardened personality, it's more about realizing the difference between people and organizations doing what they are supposed to do and people and organizations who truly deserve thanks. BioWare made a product, I decided I liked it, and I bought it. Why do I have such a pitifully hardened personality because I don't feel any aspect there really warrants a thank you?

[Anarya]

TheMadCat wrote...

rhautanen wrote...

IMO there is nothing wrong with thanking someone for doing or making something you like (regardless of the fact that you paid for it). I guess that (despite my age) I haven't had my personality "hardened" yet. I suppose some people are just "hardened" from the start. I feel sorry for them (and the people around them).

I don't know, personally I fell the people that should be thanked are people who go out of their way to do something for you or others, people and companies who do things abnormal that benefit more then themselves. Personally I see no reason to thank a company making a product strictly to sell for profit, because that's the sole purpose of a business and ultimately they do not care about me or you, they care about the money in our wallet. Why should we thank a company doing exactly what it's supposed to do, deliever a product for it's market to sell.

I mean do you go to the manager whenever you're in a grocery store and thank him? Do you thank your teacher everyday for educating you? Do you head over to your closest military bases and VA buildings and thank them all for their service? It's not so much of having a hardened personality, it's more about realizing the difference between people and organizations doing what they are supposed to do and people and organizations who truly deserve thanks. BioWare made a product, I decided I liked it, and I bought it. Why do I have such a pitifully hardened personality because I don't feel any aspect there really warrants a thank you?

None of this explains why you (and the others in this thread) have to come crap all over other people who do want to say thanks. To each their own.

[TheMadCat]

Well I made that response right there because rhauthanen felt that because we don't want to say thank you our personalities are calloused and hardened and he felt for sorry for us and those around us. Truth be told I don't care if you want to thank them, give them your life savings, or strip yourself down and throw yourself at their feet to fulfil sexual fantasies, as you say to each their own.

But I felt there was a bit of a need to clarify any misunderstanding that those of us don't feel BioWare deserves a thank you isn't because we're heartless bastards, in reality for myself it's quite the opposite as I feel those words for be reserved for those who truly deserve it and not for a business doing what a business does. If you and any others want to thank them feel free, just don't assume those who don't do so because we also yell at little kids to get off our lawns and shout bah humbug at Christmas.

Modifié par TheMadCat, 01 août 2010 - 07:04 .