EternalAmbiguity wrote...
Yuoaman wrote...
EternalAmbiguity wrote...
Yuoaman wrote...
NitrAce wrote...
Look man all I know is both blind optimism and cynic pessimism are both stupid and make people look like tools. You can't just be putting everything down constantly or accepting it without question, when you do these in excess that it feels retarded. I'm still going to be skeptical about this whole thing but that doesn't mean I'm not looking forward to the game. It also doesn't mean what I've been hearing hasn't put me off or scared me of what could be. So people just stop and think for a while instead of picking on each other and the infighting we should be asking for some more clarity and some solid reassurance that the game is on the right track.
None of that flimsy bull**** we've been getting in the past months where Bioware just skirts around every question, comment and concern. I'm a fan god dammit, it's the least I should expect.
BIoware. Is. Not. Your. ****.
Just because you're a fan doesn't mean Bioware owes you anything at all.
You're totally right; it's the fact that we're the consumer, and they're providing a service that means they should tell us about the game.
But they aren't providing a service... they're providing a product.
It's like asking an author to e-mail each of their fans summaries of each chapter as they're written - it's just silly.
Interesting comparison...but I have to disagree. You don't sink twenty, thirty, forty hours into a book (at least on one read), you don't pay sixty dollars for a book. I'm trying to think of a good comparison, not sure there is one. It's a greater investment than a book, is what I'm saying, so it requires greater knowledge about the product.
A new hardback book can cost anywhere from $30 to $50 depending on the number of pages, and most books I buy last me anywhere from ten hours for short books to fifty or sixty hours. Games and books are on the same scale, as far as a time sink, really.




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