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Filament wrote...
Versago wrote...
Yes it does. DA II is one of the best, if not THE best, games released this year. Very, very few games are better.
What? There are better games? I don't think we can have you as a member of the BDF anymore. Please have your desk cleared out by tomorrow.
Versago wrote...
Nice troll! But you can do better!
Guest_Versago_*
Everwarden wrote...
Versago wrote...
Nice troll! But you can do better!
In order to be trolling, the sarcasm would have to be less obvious.
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Modifié par ISpeakTheTruth, 13 octobre 2011 - 03:51 .
ISpeakTheTruth wrote...
Wow I didn't even see this thread! Oh what fun I'm going to have ranting.
How were they caught off guard? They openly said that the path they were taking the game was going to turn off 'some' fans. Maybe they underestimated that 'some' fans are actually most fans of Origins not liking the game. I'll never forget reading this fun little article http://www.huliq.com...ceed-45-million In that articlewe see that the Devs were so willing to rip up everything that made the first game great in hopes of attracting 'action' gamers. Well I for one am glad that they failed so utterly.
The team can try and pretend that this game did well but in terms of fan reaction and most importantly sales it is clear that this game is a failure. DAO sold 3 million in its first half year and somewhere around 4 million now. The team hoped DA2 would sell 4.5 million as the article I linked tells you... We know that they have only SHIPPED out 2 million copies. That isn't sold 2 million copies that's shipped. That means that after 7 months DA2 probably hasn't even sold half as many copies as DAO did at this time.
Lets recap: The team knowingly changed the game so much that they knew fans of the first would hate it and they did it anyway to try and get a bigger sales figure. They utterly failed, their game if its lucky will sell half as much as the first game. Are the shocked at the reality of what happened? Probably, but they deserved the reality. Now they have something that they never game us in DA2: A Choice.
They can fix their mistake and make a game more like DAO if they don't than they can spend time saying how happy they are that their new game has sold 1 million copies because that's where the road of DA2 will lead them. It is because Bioware has made great games like ME1&2 and DAO that I'm willing to forgive this mistake but only if they fix it in the next game.
culletron1 wrote...
ISpeakTheTruth wrote...
Wow I didn't even see this thread! Oh what fun I'm going to have ranting.
How were they caught off guard? They openly said that the path they were taking the game was going to turn off 'some' fans. Maybe they underestimated that 'some' fans are actually most fans of Origins not liking the game. I'll never forget reading this fun little article http://www.huliq.com...ceed-45-million In that articlewe see that the Devs were so willing to rip up everything that made the first game great in hopes of attracting 'action' gamers. Well I for one am glad that they failed so utterly.
The team can try and pretend that this game did well but in terms of fan reaction and most importantly sales it is clear that this game is a failure. DAO sold 3 million in its first half year and somewhere around 4 million now. The team hoped DA2 would sell 4.5 million as the article I linked tells you... We know that they have only SHIPPED out 2 million copies. That isn't sold 2 million copies that's shipped. That means that after 7 months DA2 probably hasn't even sold half as many copies as DAO did at this time.
Lets recap: The team knowingly changed the game so much that they knew fans of the first would hate it and they did it anyway to try and get a bigger sales figure. They utterly failed, their game if its lucky will sell half as much as the first game. Are the shocked at the reality of what happened? Probably, but they deserved the reality. Now they have something that they never game us in DA2: A Choice.
They can fix their mistake and make a game more like DAO if they don't than they can spend time saying how happy they are that their new game has sold 1 million copies because that's where the road of DA2 will lead them. It is because Bioware has made great games like ME1&2 and DAO that I'm willing to forgive this mistake but only if they fix it in the next game.
well said... I just hope they get their act together. I love Bioware games and really hope that DA2 is an abberation and not the new normal...
sycophanticchallenger wrote...
culletron1 wrote...
ISpeakTheTruth wrote...
Wow I didn't even see this thread! Oh what fun I'm going to have ranting.
How were they caught off guard? They openly said that the path they were taking the game was going to turn off 'some' fans. Maybe they underestimated that 'some' fans are actually most fans of Origins not liking the game. I'll never forget reading this fun little article http://www.huliq.com...ceed-45-million In that articlewe see that the Devs were so willing to rip up everything that made the first game great in hopes of attracting 'action' gamers. Well I for one am glad that they failed so utterly.
The team can try and pretend that this game did well but in terms of fan reaction and most importantly sales it is clear that this game is a failure. DAO sold 3 million in its first half year and somewhere around 4 million now. The team hoped DA2 would sell 4.5 million as the article I linked tells you... We know that they have only SHIPPED out 2 million copies. That isn't sold 2 million copies that's shipped. That means that after 7 months DA2 probably hasn't even sold half as many copies as DAO did at this time.
Lets recap: The team knowingly changed the game so much that they knew fans of the first would hate it and they did it anyway to try and get a bigger sales figure. They utterly failed, their game if its lucky will sell half as much as the first game. Are the shocked at the reality of what happened? Probably, but they deserved the reality. Now they have something that they never game us in DA2: A Choice.
They can fix their mistake and make a game more like DAO if they don't than they can spend time saying how happy they are that their new game has sold 1 million copies because that's where the road of DA2 will lead them. It is because Bioware has made great games like ME1&2 and DAO that I'm willing to forgive this mistake but only if they fix it in the next game.
well said... I just hope they get their act together. I love Bioware games and really hope that DA2 is an abberation and not the new normal...
I feel that it's glaringly obvious what the fanbase expects to be fixed (ie: restored from DAO) in DA3. If they continue to follow their design decisions from DA2 in search of a new demographic for DA3, Bioware will be truly, truly dead to me.
Seriously, Fix the:
- Art Direction (ie: character/monster art). This is supposed to be "dark heroic fantasy", not a romp through the mountain side with monkey men and short bus riding trolls (seriously... the trolls and darkspawn looked phenominal in DAO... what was the problem?). Not ridiculous, knives on every appendage, omg super hardcore armor.
... you know what, I don't even have the energy to continue. It's all been said before.
Fix the:
- Everything about DA2 (including stupid dialogue wheel, voiced protagonist bull****).
You know what... Forget it, I don't care anymore. I'll be absent for another few months until I return to ride the DA2 rage train again. There better be some ****ing good news about DA3 when they start marketing it.
Versago wrote...
Filament wrote...
Versago wrote...
Yes it does. DA II is one of the best, if not THE best, games released this year. Very, very few games are better.
What? There are better games? I don't think we can have you as a member of the BDF anymore. Please have your desk cleared out by tomorrow.
Well yes. DA II is a phonomanal game, but it's not the greatest. ME 2 is better, for example.
DarkSun522 wrote...
sycophanticchallenger wrote...
culletron1 wrote...
ISpeakTheTruth wrote...
Wow I didn't even see this thread! Oh what fun I'm going to have ranting.
How were they caught off guard? They openly said that the path they were taking the game was going to turn off 'some' fans. Maybe they underestimated that 'some' fans are actually most fans of Origins not liking the game. I'll never forget reading this fun little article http://www.huliq.com...ceed-45-million In that articlewe see that the Devs were so willing to rip up everything that made the first game great in hopes of attracting 'action' gamers. Well I for one am glad that they failed so utterly.
The team can try and pretend that this game did well but in terms of fan reaction and most importantly sales it is clear that this game is a failure. DAO sold 3 million in its first half year and somewhere around 4 million now. The team hoped DA2 would sell 4.5 million as the article I linked tells you... We know that they have only SHIPPED out 2 million copies. That isn't sold 2 million copies that's shipped. That means that after 7 months DA2 probably hasn't even sold half as many copies as DAO did at this time.
Lets recap: The team knowingly changed the game so much that they knew fans of the first would hate it and they did it anyway to try and get a bigger sales figure. They utterly failed, their game if its lucky will sell half as much as the first game. Are the shocked at the reality of what happened? Probably, but they deserved the reality. Now they have something that they never game us in DA2: A Choice.
They can fix their mistake and make a game more like DAO if they don't than they can spend time saying how happy they are that their new game has sold 1 million copies because that's where the road of DA2 will lead them. It is because Bioware has made great games like ME1&2 and DAO that I'm willing to forgive this mistake but only if they fix it in the next game.
well said... I just hope they get their act together. I love Bioware games and really hope that DA2 is an abberation and not the new normal...
I feel that it's glaringly obvious what the fanbase expects to be fixed (ie: restored from DAO) in DA3. If they continue to follow their design decisions from DA2 in search of a new demographic for DA3, Bioware will be truly, truly dead to me.
Seriously, Fix the:
- Art Direction (ie: character/monster art). This is supposed to be "dark heroic fantasy", not a romp through the mountain side with monkey men and short bus riding trolls (seriously... the trolls and darkspawn looked phenominal in DAO... what was the problem?). Not ridiculous, knives on every appendage, omg super hardcore armor.
... you know what, I don't even have the energy to continue. It's all been said before.
Fix the:
- Everything about DA2 (including stupid dialogue wheel, voiced protagonist bull****).
You know what... Forget it, I don't care anymore. I'll be absent for another few months until I return to ride the DA2 rage train again. There better be some ****ing good news about DA3 when they start marketing it.
I read: blah blah blah I suck.
That about right, troll?
sycophanticchallenger wrote...
culletron1 wrote...
ISpeakTheTruth wrote...
Wow I didn't even see this thread! Oh what fun I'm going to have ranting.
How were they caught off guard? They openly said that the path they were taking the game was going to turn off 'some' fans. Maybe they underestimated that 'some' fans are actually most fans of Origins not liking the game. I'll never forget reading this fun little article http://www.huliq.com...ceed-45-million In that articlewe see that the Devs were so willing to rip up everything that made the first game great in hopes of attracting 'action' gamers. Well I for one am glad that they failed so utterly.
The team can try and pretend that this game did well but in terms of fan reaction and most importantly sales it is clear that this game is a failure. DAO sold 3 million in its first half year and somewhere around 4 million now. The team hoped DA2 would sell 4.5 million as the article I linked tells you... We know that they have only SHIPPED out 2 million copies. That isn't sold 2 million copies that's shipped. That means that after 7 months DA2 probably hasn't even sold half as many copies as DAO did at this time.
Lets recap: The team knowingly changed the game so much that they knew fans of the first would hate it and they did it anyway to try and get a bigger sales figure. They utterly failed, their game if its lucky will sell half as much as the first game. Are the shocked at the reality of what happened? Probably, but they deserved the reality. Now they have something that they never game us in DA2: A Choice.
They can fix their mistake and make a game more like DAO if they don't than they can spend time saying how happy they are that their new game has sold 1 million copies because that's where the road of DA2 will lead them. It is because Bioware has made great games like ME1&2 and DAO that I'm willing to forgive this mistake but only if they fix it in the next game.
well said... I just hope they get their act together. I love Bioware games and really hope that DA2 is an abberation and not the new normal...
I feel that it's glaringly obvious what the fanbase expects to be fixed (ie: restored from DAO) in DA3. If they continue to follow their design decisions from DA2 in search of a new demographic for DA3, Bioware will be truly, truly dead to me.
Seriously, Fix the:
- Art Direction (ie: character/monster art). This is supposed to be "dark heroic fantasy", not a romp through the mountain side with monkey men and short bus riding trolls (seriously... the trolls and darkspawn looked phenominal in DAO... what was the problem?). Not ridiculous, knives on every appendage, omg super hardcore armor.
... you know what, I don't even have the energy to continue. It's all been said before.
Fix the:
- Everything about DA2 (including stupid dialogue wheel, voiced protagonist bull****).
You know what... Forget it, I don't care anymore. I'll be absent for another few months until I return to ride the DA2 rage train again. There better be some ****ing good news about DA3 when they start marketing it.
- Art Direction (ie: character/monster art). This is supposed to be "dark heroic fantasy", not a romp through the mountain side with monkey men and short bus riding trolls (seriously... the trolls and darkspawn looked phenominal in DAO... what was the problem?). Not ridiculous, knives on every appendage, omg super hardcore armor.
I read: blah blah blah I suck.
That about right, troll?
seraphymon wrote...
DarkSun522 wrote...
sycophanticchallenger wrote...
culletron1 wrote...
ISpeakTheTruth wrote...
Wow I didn't even see this thread! Oh what fun I'm going to have ranting.
How were they caught off guard? They openly said that the path they were taking the game was going to turn off 'some' fans. Maybe they underestimated that 'some' fans are actually most fans of Origins not liking the game. I'll never forget reading this fun little article http://www.huliq.com...ceed-45-million In that articlewe see that the Devs were so willing to rip up everything that made the first game great in hopes of attracting 'action' gamers. Well I for one am glad that they failed so utterly.
The team can try and pretend that this game did well but in terms of fan reaction and most importantly sales it is clear that this game is a failure. DAO sold 3 million in its first half year and somewhere around 4 million now. The team hoped DA2 would sell 4.5 million as the article I linked tells you... We know that they have only SHIPPED out 2 million copies. That isn't sold 2 million copies that's shipped. That means that after 7 months DA2 probably hasn't even sold half as many copies as DAO did at this time.
Lets recap: The team knowingly changed the game so much that they knew fans of the first would hate it and they did it anyway to try and get a bigger sales figure. They utterly failed, their game if its lucky will sell half as much as the first game. Are the shocked at the reality of what happened? Probably, but they deserved the reality. Now they have something that they never game us in DA2: A Choice.
They can fix their mistake and make a game more like DAO if they don't than they can spend time saying how happy they are that their new game has sold 1 million copies because that's where the road of DA2 will lead them. It is because Bioware has made great games like ME1&2 and DAO that I'm willing to forgive this mistake but only if they fix it in the next game.
well said... I just hope they get their act together. I love Bioware games and really hope that DA2 is an abberation and not the new normal...
I feel that it's glaringly obvious what the fanbase expects to be fixed (ie: restored from DAO) in DA3. If they continue to follow their design decisions from DA2 in search of a new demographic for DA3, Bioware will be truly, truly dead to me.
Seriously, Fix the:
- Art Direction (ie: character/monster art). This is supposed to be "dark heroic fantasy", not a romp through the mountain side with monkey men and short bus riding trolls (seriously... the trolls and darkspawn looked phenominal in DAO... what was the problem?). Not ridiculous, knives on every appendage, omg super hardcore armor.
... you know what, I don't even have the energy to continue. It's all been said before.
Fix the:
- Everything about DA2 (including stupid dialogue wheel, voiced protagonist bull****).
You know what... Forget it, I don't care anymore. I'll be absent for another few months until I return to ride the DA2 rage train again. There better be some ****ing good news about DA3 when they start marketing it.
I read: blah blah blah I suck.
That about right, troll?
Its like a mirror image of your troll posts.
dangeraaron wrote...
I read: blah blah blah I suck.
That about right, troll?
Awesomeness at its finest.
DarkSun522 wrote...
seraphymon wrote...
DarkSun522 wrote...
sycophanticchallenger wrote...
culletron1 wrote...
ISpeakTheTruth wrote...
Wow I didn't even see this thread! Oh what fun I'm going to have ranting.
How were they caught off guard? They openly said that the path they were taking the game was going to turn off 'some' fans. Maybe they underestimated that 'some' fans are actually most fans of Origins not liking the game. I'll never forget reading this fun little article http://www.huliq.com...ceed-45-million In that articlewe see that the Devs were so willing to rip up everything that made the first game great in hopes of attracting 'action' gamers. Well I for one am glad that they failed so utterly.
The team can try and pretend that this game did well but in terms of fan reaction and most importantly sales it is clear that this game is a failure. DAO sold 3 million in its first half year and somewhere around 4 million now. The team hoped DA2 would sell 4.5 million as the article I linked tells you... We know that they have only SHIPPED out 2 million copies. That isn't sold 2 million copies that's shipped. That means that after 7 months DA2 probably hasn't even sold half as many copies as DAO did at this time.
Lets recap: The team knowingly changed the game so much that they knew fans of the first would hate it and they did it anyway to try and get a bigger sales figure. They utterly failed, their game if its lucky will sell half as much as the first game. Are the shocked at the reality of what happened? Probably, but they deserved the reality. Now they have something that they never game us in DA2: A Choice.
They can fix their mistake and make a game more like DAO if they don't than they can spend time saying how happy they are that their new game has sold 1 million copies because that's where the road of DA2 will lead them. It is because Bioware has made great games like ME1&2 and DAO that I'm willing to forgive this mistake but only if they fix it in the next game.
well said... I just hope they get their act together. I love Bioware games and really hope that DA2 is an abberation and not the new normal...
I feel that it's glaringly obvious what the fanbase expects to be fixed (ie: restored from DAO) in DA3. If they continue to follow their design decisions from DA2 in search of a new demographic for DA3, Bioware will be truly, truly dead to me.
Seriously, Fix the:
- Art Direction (ie: character/monster art). This is supposed to be "dark heroic fantasy", not a romp through the mountain side with monkey men and short bus riding trolls (seriously... the trolls and darkspawn looked phenominal in DAO... what was the problem?). Not ridiculous, knives on every appendage, omg super hardcore armor.
... you know what, I don't even have the energy to continue. It's all been said before.
Fix the:
- Everything about DA2 (including stupid dialogue wheel, voiced protagonist bull****).
You know what... Forget it, I don't care anymore. I'll be absent for another few months until I return to ride the DA2 rage train again. There better be some ****ing good news about DA3 when they start marketing it.
I read: blah blah blah I suck.
That about right, troll?
Its like a mirror image of your troll posts.
It would be were I trolling. Alas, I am not which is more than I can say for you, mr. troll.
DarkSun522 wrote...
dangeraaron wrote...
I read: blah blah blah I suck.
That about right, troll?
Fanbosim at its finest.
Indeed.
DarkSun522 wrote...
I'm going to be the bigger man here and not respond to your childish trolling posts.
END OF LINE
Modifié par seraphymon, 14 octobre 2011 - 01:08 .
seraphymon wrote...
DarkSun522 wrote...
I'm going to be the bigger man here and not respond to your childish trolling posts.
END OF LINE
I suggest getting your own catch phrases. Also It doesnt feel good does it to be constantly bombarded posts like these does it?
DarkSun522 wrote...
seraphymon wrote...
DarkSun522 wrote...
I'm going to be the bigger man here and not respond to your childish trolling posts.
END OF LINE
I suggest getting your own catch phrases. Also It doesnt feel good does it to be constantly bombarded posts like these does it?
Must... resist... urge...to... own...
Modifié par FlyinElk212, 14 octobre 2011 - 02:31 .
Modifié par DarkSun522, 14 octobre 2011 - 02:38 .
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