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[CARL_DF90]

Oy. Now all of a sudden I wish I had Xbox Live Gold.

[BrookerT]

https://twitter.com/...536468992430080
#ME3‬ more downloadable content! Chance meeting at Technicolor of Ash and Kaidan. Back from ‪#MCMCON‬ @kimberlydbrooks pic.twitter.com/NaptzE8F

[Josh123914]

Jos Hendriks wrote...

dirtdiver32318 wrote...

They will
Be jam packed with request I'm sure wouldn't mind talking some me and playing with the devs? I'd school them at the game they created though Id have to go easy on them lol

Yep, the friend requests are flooding in, but I won't be filling up all the slots until the event starts, so that everyone gets a fair shake at sending a request. Maybe I'll see you online, so you can show me how it's done.

Good to know us PS3 gamers won't be playing with the devs, I have about 4 characters I'm getting to lv 20 and I can't do that with people like them darting around the map.

[Daiyu101]

Vertigo_1 wrote...

twitter.com/masseffect/status/208676980869169152

"Tomorrow night 7PM PST: Join @BioWare on XBox Live to Game with ME3 Devs! Send a request to gamertags "BioWareDev(#1-11)" - Can't wait!"

Please excuse, we are to send a friend request to "BioWareDev" [any number between 1 and 11?] via xboxlive as any other normal friend request?

[Vertigo_1]

Daiyu101 wrote...

Vertigo_1 wrote...

twitter.com/masseffect/status/208676980869169152

"Tomorrow night 7PM PST: Join @BioWare on XBox Live to Game with ME3 Devs! Send a request to gamertags "BioWareDev(#1-11)" - Can't wait!"

Please excuse, we are to send a friend request to "BioWareDev" [any number between 1 and 11?] via xboxlive as any other normal friend request?

For Patrick Weekes, at least, yes: twitter.com/PatrickWeekes/status/209111319683661824

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 03 juin 2012 - 02:55 .

[Esbatty]

I imagine that they're all playing Vanguards. Or they're all Krogan and Vorcha goin' crazy between waves.

[Vertigo_1]

twitter.com/Sjosz/status/209179686197141505
"Thank you everyone for playing ME3 with me this evening, and thank you for being such excellent sports. You are all awesome."

twitter.com/Sjosz/status/209180133423194113
"And sorry to everyone who was around but did not get an invite. If I could've played with everyone, I would have. You are still awesome"

twitter.com/RayleneRDeck/status/209162122607853568
'Had a great time playing with you all on #ME3MP! Thanks for a fun night!"

twitter.com/ehlien/status/209156420732583936
"Thanks to everyone I played #ME3 co-op with tonight! Had a blast playing and chatting with you! A great night of gaming goodness :-)"

twitter.com/PatrickWeekes/status/209142359156465665
"Have to call it a night, but hopefully we'll do these again soon. Thanks to all the awesome folks who rezzed me!"

twitter.com/JessicaMerizan/status/209169437142691840
"Thanks 4 participating in #GameWithDev - you guys are awesome! The team had so much fun! Let's do more in the future for XBL, PS3, & PC :)"

I'd say they had a good time!

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 03 juin 2012 - 07:41 .

[Esbatty]

So many Krogan, so little time.

[Mr. Gogeta34]

Vertigo_1 wrote...

twitter.com/GambleMike/status/207307120037732352
"A large part of the team is crunching again on some new content. People do it because they are proud of their work...Don't forget that."

Sure it's not the paycheck?  A lot of people crunch on tight deadlines for the paycheck.

[Vertigo_1]

twitter.com/GambleMike/status/209339822081458176
"Are you not going to E3?"

"Too busy in #yeg with #ME3 dlc"

YEG = Edmonton

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 03 juin 2012 - 05:55 .

[chris2365]

Vertigo_1 wrote...

twitter.com/GambleMike/status/209339822081458176
"Are you not going to E3?"

"Too busy in #yeg with #ME3 dlc"

YEG = Edmonton

Am I the only one who's getting the feeling the Extended Cut will be alot more than simple cutscenes? Based on recent tweets, they seem super concentrated on DLC. Of course, it could also be other, future DLC they could be talking about, but one can hope, right? Plus, they've said they won't talk about other SP DLC until Extended Cut is released.

[xsdob]

chris2365 wrote...

Vertigo_1 wrote...

twitter.com/GambleMike/status/209339822081458176
"Are you not going to E3?"

"Too busy in #yeg with #ME3 dlc"

YEG = Edmonton

Am I the only one who's getting the feeling the Extended Cut will be alot more than simple cutscenes? Based on recent tweets, they seem super concentrated on DLC. Of course, it could also be other, future DLC they could be talking about, but one can hope, right? Plus, they've said they won't talk about other SP DLC until Extended Cut is released.

I think there going to try and surprise us with something really good in the extended cut, that way when people play it with low expectations and get to that surprise it'll be like, "Holy ****! I didn't see that comming!!!"

Now all we have to do is hope they remove the vaugeness from the endings with the rest of the dlc, or it won't matter how great the surprise is.

[InvaderErl]

I think its still going to be just cutscenes but I get the impression that it is going to be a LOT of various cutscenes to reflect multiple decisions and variables.

[xsdob]

simfamSP wrote...

Guys, keep your hopes as low as it can get. Why? Because then you'll never be dissapointed :-)

He's right, I don't like it but low expectations are the only way not to get dissapointed.

[Splinter Cell 108]

chris2365 wrote...

Vertigo_1 wrote...

twitter.com/GambleMike/status/209339822081458176
"Are you not going to E3?"

"Too busy in #yeg with #ME3 dlc"

YEG = Edmonton

Am I the only one who's getting the feeling the Extended Cut will be alot more than simple cutscenes? Based on recent tweets, they seem super concentrated on DLC. Of course, it could also be other, future DLC they could be talking about, but one can hope, right? Plus, they've said they won't talk about other SP DLC until Extended Cut is released.

I hope so and I hope they start talking soon, otherwise I think I'll just focus on Skyrim completely, that Dawnguard DLC looks better than anything Mass Effect 3 has come up with lately at least in terms of DLC. MP DLC is not going to save ME3 for me IMO. 

[RenegadeXV]

The reason why Dawnguard is looking good is because Bethesda have taken their time creating it. Something which BioWare is trying to do with the EC...

[Vertigo_1]

Maybe, I mean you start to lose interest in these things with time (MP is still fun for the most part)

twitter.com/GambleMike/status/209455790740873216
"Sorted game add-ons by top downloads on XBL.Thanks to everyone for making rebellion a success! Makes the work worth it pic.twitter.com/m8DPGiBK"

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 04 juin 2012 - 01:45 .

[Splinter Cell 108]

COGNiTiON 1 wrote...

The reason why Dawnguard is looking good is because Bethesda have taken their time creating it. Something which BioWare is trying to do with the EC...

That may be true but they haven't said anything Bethesda has. However, unlike BioWare I haven't had as many disappointments from Bethesda. I just don't know if "taking their time" equates to a good product with BioWare anymore, I can't trust them. 

[CARL_DF90]

Read my sig. I feel ya' there brother.

[DamonD7]

Glad GameWithDev night went well. I hope they do another one sometime, it'd be a blast to bump into one of them online sometime.

[Kyle Kabanya]

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

COGNiTiON 1 wrote...

The reason why Dawnguard is looking good is because Bethesda have taken their time creating it. Something which BioWare is trying to do with the EC...

That may be true but they haven't said anything Bethesda has. However, unlike BioWare I haven't had as many disappointments from Bethesda. I just don't know if "taking their time" equates to a good product with BioWare anymore, I can't trust them. 

Games nowadays have only one pair of eyes looking at the product before coming out, and that would be the people developing it. Games back a few years ago would take more than a year or two of development because it would constantly be changing.

Aside from the developers, they had multiple groups of different testers along with other brances in the company taking a look at the game. Video games a few years ago were outstanding because people would constantly critique the game, not only by fans, developers, but also by random people.

Now in todays age, information travels so fast, that even the slightest leak could be available to all within a few minutes. Gaming companies are becoming so secretive, that they don't want to many people taking a look in fear of "copying" it.

Its good and bad. With more eyes looking at the product before release, there's more opinions, which means the game will be better overall in the end. Fable, Fallout, Elder Scrolls are just a few examples of how releasing bits of it before hand help in the end along with multiple and larger groups of testers and programmers taking a look. But having more people look at it increases the chance or rival games being created, for example Kindom of Amalur.

So its not necessarily the time it takes to produce a game, but on the feedback from the various people. Now that Bioware is with EA, everything is practically behind bars, so not as much feedback, which increases the chance of a game being a bust.

[Splinter Cell 108]

Kyle Kabanya wrote...

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

COGNiTiON 1 wrote...

The reason why Dawnguard is looking good is because Bethesda have taken their time creating it. Something which BioWare is trying to do with the EC...

That may be true but they haven't said anything Bethesda has. However, unlike BioWare I haven't had as many disappointments from Bethesda. I just don't know if "taking their time" equates to a good product with BioWare anymore, I can't trust them. 

Games nowadays have only one pair of eyes looking at the product before coming out, and that would be the people developing it. Games back a few years ago would take more than a year or two of development because it would constantly be changing.

Aside from the developers, they had multiple groups of different testers along with other brances in the company taking a look at the game. Video games a few years ago were outstanding because people would constantly critique the game, not only by fans, developers, but also by random people.

Now in todays age, information travels so fast, that even the slightest leak could be available to all within a few minutes. Gaming companies are becoming so secretive, that they don't want to many people taking a look in fear of "copying" it.

Its good and bad. With more eyes looking at the product before release, there's more opinions, which means the game will be better overall in the end. Fable, Fallout, Elder Scrolls are just a few examples of how releasing bits of it before hand help in the end along with multiple and larger groups of testers and programmers taking a look. But having more people look at it increases the chance or rival games being created, for example Kindom of Amalur.

So its not necessarily the time it takes to produce a game, but on the feedback from the various people. Now that Bioware is with EA, everything is practically behind bars, so not as much feedback, which increases the chance of a game being a bust.

Yeah I know, before there wasn't so much patching and all that. Mainly because games didn't have as many glitches or at least that's the way I remember things. Usually there was 2 or 3 patches per game not many more than that. I think that has has to do with the idea of deadlines but I don't really know. The only thing I know is that before games weren't as glitchy. 

[RenegadeXV]

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

COGNiTiON 1 wrote...

The reason why Dawnguard is looking good is because Bethesda have taken their time creating it. Something which BioWare is trying to do with the EC...

That may be true but they haven't said anything Bethesda has. However, unlike BioWare I haven't had as many disappointments from Bethesda. I just don't know if "taking their time" equates to a good product with BioWare anymore, I can't trust them. 

Well, Bethesda has only recently began talking about Dawnguard. With the private beta coming out soon, I'm guessing the full release isn't far away. They've been silent about it for a really long time when you consider Skyrim released in November 2011 and the first murmurs of Dawnguard were in March 2012.

I'm the opposite when it comes to disappointment. I've never really been let down by a BioWare game. However, Skyrim was nowhere near as captivating to me as previous Bethesda games.

Anyway, I've sidetracked this thread enough. Sorry.