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[Kusy]

And here we go again. Let's insult eachother! Wooho!

[Kane-Corr]

The devs were here like wildfire before mass 2 came out. Just relax people. It makes perfect sense that they would wait until Mass 3 draws nearer.

And for all you people saying this forum is too hostile...check the DA forums....people outright argue with the developers. AND, there is plenty of discontent about streamlining the game, etc. Seems to be a common theme these days. But anyways, it's not just here. To be honest, this forum is madly tamed in comparison to the DA one...it's a zoo over there.

[Anacronian Stryx]

Well Dragon age has "writers" and they love to talk but Mass effect has ..well ..errr somebody.

[Stanley Woo]

If I recall, ME2 had several developers participating frequently in discussions, including Patrick Weekes, Jesse Houston and Christina Norman.

[Kusy]

Stanley Woo wrote...

If I recall, ME2 had several developers participating frequently in discussions, including Patrick Weekes, Jesse Houston and Christina Norman.

Lies! All lies! ...actualy I do remember Christina Norman asking around for class videos and showing us a presentation about ME2 development... ah well... lies!

[thegreateski]

Mr.Kusy wrote...

And here we go again. Let's insult eachother! Wooho!

Your hat is silly.

[Kusy]

thegreateski wrote...

Mr.Kusy wrote...

And here we go again. Let's insult eachother! Wooho!

Your hat is silly.

Your face is blury!

[Anacronian Stryx]

Mr.Kusy wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

Mr.Kusy wrote...

And here we go again. Let's insult eachother! Wooho!

Your hat is silly.

Your face is blury!

Gentlemen i suggest Bazookas at dawn ..like civilized persons.

[xXSnak3Eat3rXx]

^ Is that Blondie?

[RAF1940]

Aglazzboi wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

Because Dragon Age 2 is the next game that Bioware is releaseing. Because of that they are going to pay more attenton to the DA forums in general.

[KendallX23]

actually i've only seen Bioware devs in ME forums more only on the old forums before we moved to this ones...after that it toned down..a lot...and that was before ME2 was launched...since then we only have the rarely appearence of a dev or Chris Priestly to post announcements and Mr.Woo who closes threads...and aparently rarely responding to thread like this...

the DA forums had a lot of dev posts since DA origins announcement and still going strong today...

Maybe the ME devs just don't like posting here ...for one reason or another

[Hathur]

Stanley Woo wrote...

If I recall, ME2 had several developers participating frequently in discussions, including Patrick Weekes, Jesse Houston and Christina Norman.

I can definitely confirm that statement.. I remember quite well that they were pretty frequent posters for a couple months prior to launch (perhaps not as much as the DA2 team, but they certainly were around).

Modifié par Hathur, 21 janvier 2011 - 03:51 .

[Ulzeraj]

Sooo... you guys want devs here participating in meaningless discussions about thermal clips? Bioware is producing DA2 and comunity feedback is important I think. Our time will come.

What was the name of the "bad" guy on Good, Bad and Ugly again?

Modifié par Ulzeraj, 21 janvier 2011 - 04:07 .

[thegreateski]

Ulzeraj wrote...

Sooo... you guys want devs here participating in meaningless discussions about thermal clips? Bioware is producing DA2 and comunity feedback is important I think. Our time will come.

What was the name of the "bad" guy on Good, Bad and Ugly again?

Angel eyes.

[Ulzeraj]

thegreateski wrote...

Ulzeraj wrote...

Sooo... you guys want devs here participating in meaningless discussions about thermal clips? Bioware is producing DA2 and comunity feedback is important I think. Our time will come.

What was the name of the "bad" guy on Good, Bad and Ugly again?

Angel eyes.

Oh yeah I love that theme song that plays during the Cemitery duel. You know... I thought of Blondie and Angel Eyes when Shepard and the Purgatory Warder gave that menacing look at each other. Poor Tuco tho...

Its funny how I did remembered the name of the grave (Arch Stanton) and the name of the cemitery (Sad Hill) but not the villain's name. Great movie... makes me want to watch it again.

EDIT: OT sorry lol... couldn't resist.

Modifié par Ulzeraj, 21 janvier 2011 - 04:20 .

[Stanley Woo]

And John Winski and Brenon Holmes also participated. I tend to post more regularly on the forums of whatever project I'm currently working on. So when i was on ME2, i posted in the Mass Effect forums. now that I'm Dragon Age II, I post more regularly on the Dragon Age forums. But as a Moderator, i still have to check in on some of the other forums from time to time.

[Joram Talid]

hey woo, promise me this. more volus time in me3. i want to know the happenings of the smaller intellectual races(hell, i'd like to know more about the vorcha too) in galactic society.



also, do you recken we'll ever see what the volus look like?

[InvincibleHero]

Joram Talid wrote...

hey woo, promise me this. more volus time in me3. i want to know the happenings of the smaller intellectual races(hell, i'd like to know more about the vorcha too) in galactic society.

also, do you recken we'll ever see what the volus look like?

To me the volus seem mole-like.

[LPPrince]

I miss Patrick. Then again, I've been saying that ever since he left.

[Aimi]

Mr.Kusy wrote...

Lies! All lies! ...actualy I do remember Christina Norman asking around for class videos and showing us a presentation about ME2 development... ah well... lies!

She also sometimes makes one-shot posts in topics about, say, the Firepower Pack or weapon design in general.  And she's recently stated that she spends wayyyyy more time reading than posting.  That said, I vote we blame anime and WoW for taking up too much of her time. 

[shinobi602]

Stanley Woo wrote...

If I recall, ME2 had several developers participating frequently in discussions, including Patrick Weekes, Jesse Houston and Christina Norman.

So is it safe to say we'll be getting plenty of dev participation nearing ME3 release?

[Lvl20DM]

I imagine we'll probably see more dev posts leading up to future DLC, even. Personally, I hope we get the same level of interaction before the release of ME3 - it's practically a year out and I'm already hungry for game play info.

[Stanley Woo]

shinobi602 wrote...

Stanley Woo wrote...

If I recall, ME2 had several developers participating frequently in discussions, including Patrick Weekes, Jesse Houston and Christina Norman.

So is it safe to say we'll be getting plenty of dev participation nearing ME3 release?

you can say what you like. i'm not promising anything. Developers are free to participate if they like, and free to stay away if they like. They do this on their own time, so if they have too much work, or prefer to do other things, that's their prerogative. No one can force devs to come in here and chat with y'all.

And based on some of the confrontational and abusive attitudes i've seen in this community from a very vocal and agitated few, I don't blame developers for preferring to stay away.

[darknoon5]

SithLordExarKun wrote...

bjdbwea wrote...

a) Because they already have your money for ME 2.

 Because they probably don't like to read all the complaints about ME 2.

c) Because they know that they would lose most arguments about the flaws of ME 2.

d) Their contracts might prevent them from discussing certain topics anyway.

Wrong, its because of people like you.

QFT.

Look at what happened witjh Jesse Houston. People followed his posts on twitter, not even on BSN, then complained when his announcement was PS3 related, then insulted him afterwards.

If everybody here wasn't so confrontail and childish, devs might visit. We only have ourselves to blame.

Modifié par darknoon5, 21 janvier 2011 - 07:28 .

[Fiery Phoenix]

Hathur wrote...

Stanley Woo wrote...

If I recall, ME2 had several developers participating frequently in discussions, including Patrick Weekes, Jesse Houston and Christina Norman.

I can definitely confirm that statement.. I remember quite well that they were pretty frequent posters for a couple months prior to launch (perhaps not as much as the DA2 team, but they certainly were around).

Yup, this is true. I remember perfectly well. They only disappeared once ME2 hit. Or maybe not "disappeared", but toned down their participation.