Teddie Sage wrote...
Excuse me but all my favourite games are on the PS3, I couldn't care less about the Xbox360 which isn't app aling to me. I want my game to work perfectly fine on my PS3 and nothing else. That's all I'm asking.
Modifié par Blackguard82, 21 juillet 2011 - 05:50 .
Stanley Woo wrote...
There has been discussion of having a local player experiencing the problem bring their machine into the office to replicate the issue. Unfortunately, if we still cannot reproduce the issue locally, it might indicate that that particular machine may be the source of the problem.
Listen closely, because I've said this before. I understand and acknowledge that you are having this issue, and I believe you when you ssay this issue exists. There is, as far as I know, no agreement or contract that obligates BioWare to fix an issue they have acknowledged, nor is there anyting forcing us to create a patch for one of our products. It is unfortunate that some people are having some pretty significant problems with their game, but that will always be the case with videogames. Someone, somewhere, will always be experiencing big problems with their game. Software is not perfect, and will not work 100% of the time for 100% of the people who purchase it. This is, unfortunately, the reality of creating huge collaborative software products consisting of tens, if not hundreds of thousands of lines of code and thousands of different assets all working together in one sometimes very fragile apparatus.titan_warrior wrote...
This is the last time I am writing here. Of course Bioware won't respond in this as an acknowledgment of the audio issue from their side means that a new patch must come out (and of course they don't want that do they).
Again, I believe you and I acknowledge that some people are experiencing this issue. That was never in doubt, nor have I ever denied it.Proof of the out of sync audio in the ps3 ME2 is two videos in youtube. Thanks to the guy that uploaded it (dimsumboy22). The guy has also some INTERESTING comments underneath the videos. The addresses of these videos are the following : (for Mass Effect 2 Audio Issues) and (for Mass Effect 2 Audio Issues 2). Oh and by the way if you read the comments of the second video, it is clear that this is the PS3 version. Kisses.
I know that software development is difficult and I could certainly understand this issue being difficult to track down across different PC setups but with the relatively standard hardware of a PS3 should this not be more easily trace?Stanley Woo wrote...
It is unfortunate that some people are having some pretty significant problems with their game, but that will always be the case with videogames. Someone, somewhere, will always be experiencing big problems with their game. Software is not perfect, and will not work 100% of the time for 100% of the people who purchase it. This is, unfortunately, the reality of creating huge collaborative software products consisting of tens, if not hundreds of thousands of lines of code and thousands of different assets all working together in one sometimes very fragile apparatus.
That's kind of what I've been saying, but coming from the other side of the argument--if this were an easily found or very common problem, we likely would have found it back when we were looking for it. It sucks, I know, but you'd be surprised at how many bugs I've found over the years that no one could reproduce on another machine.varsas wrote...
I know that software development is difficult and I could certainly understand this issue being difficult to track down across different PC setups but with the relatively standard hardware of a PS3 should this not be more easily trace?
As with all of our other releases, we will indeed hear from players who are experiencing problems that we may or may not be able to reproduce and/or fix. That is unfortunately the nature of software development and developer forums. It's just that more people feel much more strongly about their videogames than, say, their operating system or their word processor.InfoGuy101 wrote...
But I really really really hope there isn't a similar problem with ME3 when it get's released as it will dampen the experience.
Modifié par Blackguard82, 23 juillet 2011 - 03:59 .
Stanley Woo wrote...
... That is unfortunately the nature of software development and developer forums. It's just that more people feel much more strongly about their videogames than, say, their operating system or their word processor.
Stanley Woo wrote...
...if this were an easily found or very common problem, we likely would have found it back when we were looking for it. It sucks, I know, but you'd be surprised at how many bugs I've found over the years that no one could reproduce on another machine.
Kalms wrote...
Stanley Woo wrote...
... That is unfortunately the nature of software development and developer forums. It's just that more people feel much more strongly about their videogames than, say, their operating system or their word processor.
I disagree. You really need to hang out more on the Apple forums ;-) Or on one of the social networks I've been working for. People invest time and money in software or online services - of course they feel strongly about it.
People expect full value for their $70, and I don't blame them.
Scorpgul wrote...
Well said my friend! The PS3 version is a big pile of sh*t. BAD visuals, fked up audio sync issues, shockingly bad framerate, horrible textures all over the place... And the game is not even in the top 10 best looking console games this generation which is laughable given the amount of performance issues. If the game really pushed current hardware to its limits then it would make sense. All it comes down to it seems is a quick cash grab and laziness. And many of us unfortunately were stupid enough to buy this inferior unfinished product falling prey to the fake advertising 'Mass Effect 2 on PS3 is the most complete and best version yet running on Mass Effect 3 engine blabla'. What a massive con!
Modifié par Kalms, 27 juillet 2011 - 07:50 .
Teddie Sage wrote...
PS3 games tend to be better if they were first made in Japan. Just saying.
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