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[DJBare]

Venefica wrote...

apparently if you don't like the game and / or don't register you're either a hater, troll, pirate, pc elitest, or someone who creates multiple accounts *smirks*

What!, did you not know that being an individual with an individual opinion is not trendy, gotta follow the trendy ones, kiss some booty and your in with the trendy crowd

[SultryVulcan]

Shouldn't this be posted in the Registered Game Owners Thread?

[EternalPink]

To be fair to Bioware the amount of 1 post topics that have appeared in the last week did get seriously stupid however preventing someone like me who was thinking about buying the game talking to someone who owns the game doesn't increase the possibility that i will go purchase

Also the timing when DA 2 ( rightly or wrongly ) is getting flamed a lot does make it seem like a action taken for mysterious "cloak and dagger" reasons

[VanDraegon]

Torrential wrote...

It comes down to this, would you rather only hear opinions of people who like
your game or dislike it? If people's opinions who dislike it are heard they might
gain some more sales in DLC, by tweaking the game and taking them onboard. As
it stands though it seems they are hiding , quite funny really.

No, it actually doesnt come down to that. Register your game and go have a look for yourself. There are plenty of posts critical of the game. However, some folks are just going to believe what they want, facts be damned. 

Are some of you politicians?

[rubydog1]

didymos1120 wrote...

Nope.  Not so long as the 360 and PS3 versions use infinitely-reusable, non-unique UPC codes to register.  Then they've got as many shots as they care to take. 

Well, crap. Hopefully it will be enough of an inconvenience that they'll move on to something else.

I'm sure board security was easier when Bioware just had one platform to worry about.

[Jzadek72]

vYOSSARIANv wrote...
So you
can register as an owner, your owners code is NOT unique, but be very
careful what you say, it's worse than Germany 1932-1945 with the Gestapo
here.

Hyperbole much? Possibly banning people, even if these conspiracy theories are correct, is hardly comparable to the Shutzstaffel. Or did Priestly and Woo arrive at your door and shoot you and your family?

[Mmm_pizza]

Iwasdrunkbro wrote...

Its probably because those who actually own the game and have it registered wouldnt dare speak bad about it. Having an oppinion means you get banned on this website.

^ This

[Gattsu 25]

I'm entirely ambivalent to DA2. I don't feel any urge the play the game I spent $60 buying :\\

Then again, that happens to me with some games.. just never this soon after starting to play and never Bioware's games. I even beat Jade Empire's and NWN's vanilla campaign's.

[Merced652]

JohnEpler wrote...

BobSmith101 wrote...

LanatirDragon wrote...

This is a great move, seriously. This way they try to force people into registering the game so they can more easily ban them and restrict their access to the game. Bioware is more and more reminding me of the country i live in. Only....70 years ago.

Smile or you get banned.... That's one way to deal with people being negative.

Negativity has not (nor will it ever) gotten anyone banned.

What does get someone banned is insulting their fellow community members, disregarding the site's TOS insofar as discussions about things such as piracy are concerned and repeated spamming.

We don't mind if you're unhappy about the game. What we do mind is when you break the site rules that you agreed to when you signed up, or when you attack your fellow community members because you don't agree with their opinion. And those apply equally to people who are happy with the game and who are unhappy with the game.

But if you really do think that we're systematically banning the dissenters, then I suppose nothing I can tell you could change your mind. I'd imagine the large number of people who remain unbanned would be proof enough, though.

:innocent:

Modifié par Merced652, 15 mars 2011 - 11:03 .

[ChillyBilly42]

Mmm_pizza wrote...

Iwasdrunkbro wrote...

Its probably because those who actually own the game and have it registered wouldnt dare speak bad about it. Having an oppinion means you get banned on this website.

^ This

Double Tap

[Travie]

Personally, I never register my games. I'm not going to start now.

I actually considered registering just because of my base dislike for being ignored.... and thats basically what is being said by making that new forum.

All the opinions on here no longer matter to them I guess.

[Merced652]

Travie wrote...

Personally, I never register my games. I'm not going to start now.

I actually considered registering just because of my base dislike for being ignored.... and thats basically what is being said by making that new forum.

All the opinions on here no longer matter to them I guess.

You didn't get the message when Laidlaw called everyone who didn't like the game children or 4chan trolls?

[Travie]

Merced652 wrote...

You didn't get the message when Laidlaw called everyone who didn't like the game children or 4chan trolls?

Huh? Where was this?

[Dan UK]

Its quite nice in the registered section! There is a nice long thread called 'Constructive Criticism' . It features looots of posts from people, the vast majoity in great detail, explaining the dislikes, frustrations and angers with game. But theres no trolling, no yelling, no abuse and no smart alec comments. Its 100% pure critical feedback. And a mod was even kind enough to sticky it, so all can see the issues, and add to it

[DinoCrisisFan]

I think it's a good idea to keep out giraffe-dog.

[Dan UK]

Unfortunatly dino it doesnt.

Not entirely sure its just 1 person you know. 1 Guy prolly started it and some other kids felt empowered that they could help spam a busy forum so joined in.

[AkiKishi]

DinoCrisisFan wrote...

I think it's a good idea to keep out giraffe-dog.

Too late

[didymos1120]

snoogins wrote...

Just saw Giraffe guy or gal hit a reg. only forum...?

OK, for the nth time: console copies register with UPC codes, which means anyone can register "their" game regardless of whether or not they actually own a copy. Those codes are all non-unique, and thus infinitely reusable.  Conceivably, you could have more registered copies than actually exist. It's like this with pretty much all recent Bioware games.  The only platform that actually has unique reg codes is the PC.

[didymos1120]

Merced652 wrote...

You didn't get the message when Laidlaw called everyone who didn't like the game children or 4chan trolls?

Why do I get the feeling you're paraphrasing? Liberally.

[LifeBlood]

I own it. I wish i didn't.

[didymos1120]

ChillyBilly42 wrote...

Mmm_pizza wrote...

Iwasdrunkbro wrote...

Its probably because those who actually own the game and have it registered wouldnt dare speak bad about it. Having an oppinion means you get banned on this website.

^ This

Double Tap

Yeah, except for all the people doing exactly that in the registered game forum. And failing to get banned after doing so.  I mean, sheesh: is it that hard to fact-check when it's on the SAME website?

Modifié par didymos1120, 16 mars 2011 - 12:02 .

[HawXV2]

lol. Why yall mad tho?

[FDrage]

Dan UK wrote...

A forum for talking about the game that is restricted to people who own the game. Seen as the non-registered owners forum is still running I realy see no issue with this.

non registration has nothing to do with not owning the game ... registered promotions (aka day 1 DLC) is enogh evidence

Reule wrote...

Regardless of what you feel registering
means to you, it doesn't have to reflect any sort of support for the
game. It just shows exactly what it does, that you own the game or at
least took the effort into registering it's UPC code. It's unfortunate
but the backlash has been a little bit too extreme for me to have too
much sympathy. There's a point where you disagree with what direction a
franchise has taken and just outright elementary behavior. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/unsure.png[/smilie]

You need to activate the game anyway + day 1 DLC been registered on the forums ... so an additional registration of the game on the forum is excatly that showing support or not ... nothing more nothing less as the proof of licence owner ship has already been done. All you are doing is telling everyone else that you bought it ... therefore supporting the product. nothing more nothing less ... and honestly if seen enough "elementary behaviour" on both side of the fence. As one could not critizses the game without being labeled "whiner" just as much as being called "fanboy" if you dare to express that you actuall found the game fantastic. So that doesn't count as an argument either ... granted you get the other side as well as in great nice civil behaviour as well.

Modifié par FDrage, 16 mars 2011 - 12:11 .