BP20125810 wrote...
I don't know. A january realease date wouldn't be that bad.
They're not launching them "at once"! They're going to be about half a year apart!Raisatihane wrote...
they wont launch so "similar" games at once! Its obvious. Peeps who may buy ME3 before SWTOR wont do that when TOR is out (im one of them).
Modifié par OnlyShallow89, 26 février 2011 - 06:35 .
Modifié par 88mphSlayer, 26 février 2011 - 06:56 .
Bio Addict wrote...
Aradace wrote...
N7Infernox wrote...
Bioware doesn't have any rush, and they've already finished making most of the game. I doubt they'll need a delay- in fact, I'd hate to see them delay it just for the sake of fan service. I want them to make Mass Effect 3 the way they envisioned it and in a way that they think is satisfying.
Speaking of which, you know it's inevitable when they release the demo for ME3 that we're going to have the same "hate service" going on here that the DA2 forums do with the few folks pissing and moaning right? lol Someone, somewhere is going to make a scene about ME3 not being what they thought it was going to be
It seems to be a tactic of some of the worst haters. I think they believe that by waiting to play the demo it gives them the illusion of objectivity, like they can say they at least gave it a try "I really wanted to like this game guys, I reallly did, but...". In the end they always say the some nonsensical, PC elitist, paranoid BS they were droning on about before the demo. It doesn't really matter though, gamers with an IQ above 2 instantly see right through them.
There would have to be serious issues for EA to allow a delay. It'll be shoved out the door whether it is ready or not
Gatt9 wrote...
Bio Addict wrote...
Aradace wrote...
N7Infernox wrote...
Bioware doesn't have any rush, and they've already finished making most of the game. I doubt they'll need a delay- in fact, I'd hate to see them delay it just for the sake of fan service. I want them to make Mass Effect 3 the way they envisioned it and in a way that they think is satisfying.
Speaking of which, you know it's inevitable when they release the demo for ME3 that we're going to have the same "hate service" going on here that the DA2 forums do with the few folks pissing and moaning right? lol Someone, somewhere is going to make a scene about ME3 not being what they thought it was going to be
It seems to be a tactic of some of the worst haters. I think they believe that by waiting to play the demo it gives them the illusion of objectivity, like they can say they at least gave it a try "I really wanted to like this game guys, I reallly did, but...". In the end they always say the some nonsensical, PC elitist, paranoid BS they were droning on about before the demo. It doesn't really matter though, gamers with an IQ above 2 instantly see right through them.
Aside brom being blatantly wrong, you do realize how incredibly hipocritical your post is right?
The part that makes you wrong is that ME was an RPG, ME2 was a shooter, crappy one at that. Generally speaking, people have a right to expect the sequel to an RPG to be an RPG. So you can try the age-old attack tactic of marginalizing a population and attempting to appeal to people's self-image by claiming that if you agree with the population you're an idiot.
But people with an IQ above 2 recognize that form of debate means you have no real counter-arguement for their statements, thereby validating everything the other parties have stated.There would have to be serious issues for EA to allow a delay. It'll be shoved out the door whether it is ready or not
That's the EA style of development. More important to release a game each year rather than release a good game.
ME2 is an RPG. It's not a particularly hardcore nor in-depth one, but it's still an RPG.Aradace wrote...
Actually YOURE wrong...Look up the text book defintion of RPG (yes its in the dictionary) ME2 fits (albeit barely) within the realm of that defintion....Your apology is accepted in advance
OnlyShallow89 wrote...
ME2 is an RPG. It's not a particularly hardcore nor in-depth one, but it's still an RPG.Aradace wrote...
Actually YOURE wrong...Look up the text book defintion of RPG (yes its in the dictionary) ME2 fits (albeit barely) within the realm of that defintion....Your apology is accepted in advance
Pwener2313 wrote...
It'll probably release this year, when all the big games will come out. If it's delayed, they're throwing out opportunity of the Christmas frenzy when everyone goes shopping crazy. Imagine if it were released on Black Friday.....
Mister Mida wrote...
You know, now that I'm thinking about it, pushing ME3 to 2012 could seem like a silent admission on EA's end that they think ME3 won't hold up to the other highly anticipated titles of this year. So even when ME3 gets pushed back, I don't think EA wants to lose face and release it this year anyway, wether it's done or not.
Modifié par Aradace, 26 février 2011 - 08:02 .
Personally I give the posibility that ME3 will be postponed less than ten percent. As far as I know EA never backs out on a release date. Bioware seemed to have had a lot more freedom back in their independent days when it comes down to release dates, or at least with Microsoft. If I remember correctly, ME (1)'s release got pushed at least two times.Aradace wrote...
Mister Mida wrote...
You know, now that I'm thinking about it, pushing ME3 to 2012 could seem like a silent admission on EA's end that they think ME3 won't hold up to the other highly anticipated titles of this year. So even when ME3 gets pushed back, I don't think EA wants to lose face and release it this year anyway, wether it's done or not.
Actually, it's already been more or less confirmed that it's being released around the holidays this year. At worst, it'll be pushed back to January of 2012....At worst. Because ME2 was released in mid January if anyone cares to remember.
Modifié par Mister Mida, 26 février 2011 - 08:14 .
Mister Mida wrote...
I also said 'if'. Personally I give the posibility that ME3 will be postponed less than ten percent. As far as I know EA never backs out on a release date. Bioware seemed to have had a lot more freedom back in their independent days when it comes down to release dates, or at least with Microsoft. If I remember correctly, ME (1)'s release got pushed at least two times.Aradace wrote...
Mister Mida wrote...
You know, now that I'm thinking about it, pushing ME3 to 2012 could seem like a silent admission on EA's end that they think ME3 won't hold up to the other highly anticipated titles of this year. So even when ME3 gets pushed back, I don't think EA wants to lose face and release it this year anyway, wether it's done or not.
Actually, it's already been more or less confirmed that it's being released around the holidays this year. At worst, it'll be pushed back to January of 2012....At worst. Because ME2 was released in mid January if anyone cares to remember.
That's a possibility.Aradace wrote...
Mister Mida wrote...
I also said 'if'. Personally I give the posibility that ME3 will be postponed less than ten percent. As far as I know EA never backs out on a release date. Bioware seemed to have had a lot more freedom back in their independent days when it comes down to release dates, or at least with Microsoft. If I remember correctly, ME (1)'s release got pushed at least two times.Aradace wrote...
Actually, it's already been more or less confirmed that it's being released around the holidays this year. At worst, it'll be pushed back to January of 2012....At worst. Because ME2 was released in mid January if anyone cares to remember.
It was also the first in the franchise as well so they were dealing with "new territory" so to speak so a delay made sense. The engine for ME3 isnt horribly different from ME2s which is part of the reason for the "quick production" rate on ME3
Modifié par Mister Mida, 26 février 2011 - 08:26 .
That's a possibility.
Anyway, just because a date's been set, doesn't always mean it's finished then. Look at KotOR 2.
Modifié par brokit808, 26 février 2011 - 08:45 .
Mister Mida wrote...
That's a possibility.Aradace wrote...
Mister Mida wrote...
I also said 'if'. Personally I give the posibility that ME3 will be postponed less than ten percent. As far as I know EA never backs out on a release date. Bioware seemed to have had a lot more freedom back in their independent days when it comes down to release dates, or at least with Microsoft. If I remember correctly, ME (1)'s release got pushed at least two times.Aradace wrote...
Actually, it's already been more or less confirmed that it's being released around the holidays this year. At worst, it'll be pushed back to January of 2012....At worst. Because ME2 was released in mid January if anyone cares to remember.
It was also the first in the franchise as well so they were dealing with "new territory" so to speak so a delay made sense. The engine for ME3 isnt horribly different from ME2s which is part of the reason for the "quick production" rate on ME3
Anyway, just because a date's been set, doesn't always mean it's finished then. Look at KotOR 2.
Modifié par Aradace, 26 février 2011 - 08:46 .
I know that and that's not the point. DUHbrokit808 wrote...
That's a possibility.
Anyway, just because a date's been set, doesn't always mean it's finished then. Look at KotOR 2.
Bioware didnt make KOTOR 2. DUH
Well, the point I was trying to make was that publishers still seem to believe that the Holidays are still the time to bring in the big bucks. LucasArts thought so with KotOR 2, which turned into a disaster with multiple release dates.Aradace wrote...
Mister Mida wrote...
That's a possibility.Aradace wrote...
It was also the first in the franchise as well so they were dealing with "new territory" so to speak so a delay made sense. The engine for ME3 isnt horribly different from ME2s which is part of the reason for the "quick production" rate on ME3
Anyway, just because a date's been set, doesn't always mean it's finished then. Look at KotOR 2.
That's a reaalllllllllllllllllllllllllly bad example....*puts up finger in a crosslike pattern and hisses*....A VERY bad example lol. Albeit a worst case scenario I can see your point. Let's just hope it doesnt end up like KotoR II lol. Even though Obsidian I believe made Kotor II lol.
Supernova123 wrote...
They've already finished the engine, all they have to do now is story and cinematic's..
Modifié par Siegdrifa, 26 février 2011 - 09:01 .
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