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[Merci357]

Honest feedback?

The show is fine, as is the content. I'd love to see some more focus on interviews, background info, and the like. Like some infos about the actual developing process, a making of.

But you might need another host, David Silverman is terrible. Maybe it's just me, but he's quite taxing on my nerves.

[Harmless Crunch]

My major issues with it were these.

-Lacked any new or important info.
-Very, very laggy. That might just be my bad laptop but I still found it annoying.
-To short.

My suggestions would be....
-Premire it on youtube at the same time as your website like Machinima.com
-Longer and more frequent.
-Fan mail!!! I would love this and send in e-mails every time. The devs would then read it out and awnser them. But also try to only focus on questions not normly asked. For instance every single QA seems to have somebody ask "What happens if I want to import a dead Shepard". The awnser has been around for over a year so try not to focus on those questions.
-Fan submissions. There could be competitons or just showcasing awsome communtiy creations. These could be anything from mods, fan art, fan vids Etc. Hell there's more than one ME2 rap about planet scannning.
-Interviews. C'mon I'm sure you could get Casey away from ME3 just for 5 mins or so.

Anyway if it could be expanded on I'd watch it.

P.S. Please at some point make a joke about "the priiize", "ah yes", "buttonawsome" or other popular memes.

[HTTP 404]

I don't get it

[Michael177]

I Kinda enjoyed it, I would suggest though making it like perhaps a every fortnight -> every month and just to update the community if there are any new dlcs / patches out for all your current games and then have a special segment on an upcoming game...

I don't know, just my thought how it could be improved if you are willing to do it more often. I did like the e3 format though, especially for the mass effect 3 demo... It was better than some other interviews i've watched, probably due to the fact the person interviewing works for bioware (or i think so?)

[Esbatty]

I agree that maybe an ending segment covering a bit of fanmail/viewer question would be pretty cool.

[Bill569]

Nice idea, but I don't think it can be continuous. Only before game releases and award nominations.

[Crimson_Rose07]

I think it's a great idea. I like what I have seen so far. They are some delay problems, but nothing major. I like having direct access to more info on my favorite games. I am usually checking out this site and having this available makes it like one stop shopping for me.

[Trekey2010]

i loved the show i can't wait for the next episode!!!!

[Vez04]

Merci357 wrote...

Honest feedback?

The show is fine, as is the content. I'd love to see some more focus on interviews, background info, and the like. Like some infos about the actual developing process, a making of.

But you might need another host, David Silverman is terrible. Maybe it's just me, but he's quite taxing on my nerves.

You've obviously never seen Battlecast Primetime back in the day<_<

Modifié par Vez04, 10 juin 2011 - 08:04 .

[Cypher_CS]

Well, I liked the show.

And Silverman is The Man! in making this happen. He create Battlecast Primetime for C&C and Pulse seems very natural for him

Good job.

[Kondorr]

I think it is a good start... I would love to see Behind the Screens stuff... like... how are you designing stories for DLC's... show us the people who create the games, the brainstorming... not only programmers and designers... but...also the authors...
Of course it would be great to hear the latest news and rumors from you guys... and not from other sites... will DA2 get any expansion? Will there be story DLC? What games do you guys like to play... there is literally tons of potential material for such a show...

...but in the end it should be mostly about upcoming releases and continues support for presently released games!

[Icinix]

I thought it was good.

Easy to track what videos I had already seen and the general presentation was pretty bang up.

Also, its nice to be able to go to ONE area to watch BioWare stuff rather running around twenty different websites and doubling up on what I'd already seen JUST to see one new line of information.

So yeah, nice job guys!

[Kusy]

Silverman is a bro. Leave him alone.

[MegaBadExample]

It's great. Buh! Why does that guy keep sayin' "Keep your fingers on the pulse!" Seriously...it's not the god damn news.

[LGTX]

I liked it so far, but will enjoy it even more if you guys expand it into something like, well, what Chris mentioned - insight into studio workings, silly snippets from the everyday routine of random developers, stuff like that. But I'm gonna jump the slogan haters bandwagon here, too. "Keep your fingers on the pulse..." I mean, fine, if it absolutely HAS to be there, no problem, but I'd appreciate if you'd at least reconsider to somehow change that...

[R3MUS]

It was okey. 5/10 in score.

Next time during Q&A's especially, take more questions and more we have not heard before.

[WardenKing]

Azer wrote...

BiowareTV is a fantastic idea.

You could easily do regular episodes if you include :

-The Latest News about Mass Effect, SWTOR and Dragon Age
-Q&A with the fans
-Exclusivities
-Studio Tours
-Developer Interviews
-Making of
-Trailers
-Gameplay Previews
-Collector's Edition Unboxing
-Community Creations (fan art, videos, comics, etc)

I agree to that! But I also think you could give some stuff away, some prices for those who send in questions.
I would like the shows to be longer, and maybe put a countdown on there as I had some moments where I missed the show, because the different time zones confused me a bit. Anyway the show was great and I certainly would like to see more, keep up the good work! It was awesome!

[DarkWarSoldier]

Azer wrote...

BiowareTV is a fantastic idea.

You could easily do regular episodes if you include :

-The Latest News about Mass Effect, SWTOR and Dragon Age
-Q&A with the fans
-Exclusivities
-Studio Tours
-Developer Interviews
-Making of
-Trailers
-Gameplay Previews
-Collector's Edition Unboxing
-Community Creations (fan art, videos, comics, etc)

This. I like the Bioware TV and David Silverman is an awesome host imo. Hopefully you guys keep it up.

[Crackseed]

I like the idea of the regular shows and it did show off some good footage, but some of the setup for the ME3 closed doors demo was very bad. People were talking too loud, you could barely hear Casey and Mr. Silverman wouldn't stop yammering at times which almost got in the way of what you were seeing/hearing. Still, overall I enjoyed what Bioware Pulse did and look forward to more

[Chairon de Celeste]

well done - and here I wondered why there was nothing on e3 in the BioWare blog...

[etarm]

I didn't watch all the episodes, but I really liked the ME3 walkthrough/Q&A. It gave us a taste of what ME3 will be like, without being overly revealing. While I'd like to see more, I don't want spoilers.

[Gterror]

Its very enyoyable to see some behind the scenes coverages,Q/A-s and things like live demos.
Keep up the good work.
One last thing...you really need to incorporate Button Awesome in that show

[overdrive]

love it
the info is great about the games
thanks bioware