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[King Lenward]

 I was thinking, and I have came to the conclusion that the worst job in the entire world would have to be a developer for ME3.

Instead of submerging yourself in the highly anticipated conclusion of this amazing triligoy, a developer at BW would just be looking at his own work in action. They already know exactly what's going to happen, how it's going to happen, and how it's going to look. Probably criticizing every little detail while playing through the game. It would be hard to focus on the awesomeness that I'm sure ME3 will deliver. Instead, they would be nitpicking at every iota of content that they didn't get 100% the way they wanted it.

So here's to you Bioware! You truly are making the ultimate sacrifice! Giving up the opportunity to indulge yourself in these amazing titles that you manage to produce, so that the common man (and woman) can escape this harsh and unforgiving game we call "life" to experience a natural extacy.

To all the developers at BW, you have my undying gratitude. Thank you.

[Brenon Holmes]

I think there are a lot of different ways of enjoying a game release... personally I like going out to stores on or around launch day and listening to people talk about the game (not all creepy/stalker-like, promise!)... or checking out the forums to see what kinds of things you guys are finding exciting about the game.

That can be pretty satisfying... :happy:

Modifié par Brenon Holmes, 18 mars 2011 - 03:02 .

[Sylvf]

So here's to you Bioware! You truly are making the ultimate sacrifice! Giving up the opportunity to indulge yourself in these amazing titles that you manage to produce, so that the common man (and woman) can escape this harsh and unforgiving game we call "life" to experience a natural extacy.

To all the developers at BW, you have my undying gratitude. Thank you.

Well thank you. That's very kind!