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[goofyomnivore]

Thanks, sorry the novel didn't pan out glad you guys are listening and eager to make fixes for future versions.

[Doctalen]

A future edition? yay! I may have to go buy a current edition just to have it

[Yuoaman]

Arcadian Legend wrote...

Behold, the fruits of our labour have paid off. Seriously Chris, thanks for taking in our concerns with Deception, even going so far as to create a revision for us! We all thank you for this.

*snip*

If it weren't for a certain Italian plumber we would have 100% Unity, I know it.

I'm so proud of us all, though, great job Decepticons.

[Someone With Mass]

All it took was half the internet's attention.

[meonlyred]

Wow, thank you Bioware!!

[AresXX7]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

Seriously guys, I am amazed that they're actually going to go back and fix the book. Like, stunned.

This is beyond awesome.

Same here. I thought they would just declare it non-canon & stay away from it as far as possible. 

[OniRogue]

It's always great to see a developer caring about his Franchise and about it's Fans. Kudos to BioWare for that alone.

I just hope that the edited Version is not just about fixing the glaring Lore errors, as outlined in the Google Doc. The Main Cast acting out of character, especially compared to the previous books, is a major concern (for me) too. (Apart from the overall Writing and the "Ending" but these are more preferences than "flaws".) But the 450 Pages Thread should give a good overview over the raised concerns.

(Maybe start a Dialogue/Poll to gather and concentrate feedback?)

[Doctalen]

Will the future editions be notable that they are the new editions? Like the new editions of the halo novels that have different art

[LGTX]

If this doesn't prove Bioware cares, I don't know what will.

[Binkery]

Thank you Bioware and Del Ray!

Well at least the canon can be saved, as for the characters, not so much I'm sure  

[roflchoppaz]

LGTX wrote...

If this doesn't prove Bioware cares, I don't know what will.

Not publishing this poop in the first place?

[Fiery Phoenix]

Arcadian Legend wrote...

Behold, the fruits of our labour have paid off. Seriously Chris, thanks for taking in our concerns with Deception, even going so far as to create a revision for us! We all thank you for this.

[bleetman]

Chris Priestly wrote...
We are currently working on a number of changes that will appear in future editions of the novel. 

And there was much rejoicing.

[JaksioStw]

Thank You Chis for that announcement! And congratulation BSN! Today is memorable day. For you had proven that when united nothing is impossible.

[Netin]

Great news. Thanks for listening Bioware.

[Kusy]

Truth is - never should have happened.

And nothing will change that. I don't understand why people are thanking for it, it was deserved and nothing more. While it surprises me positively that there was an official reply, it doesn't make me go monkeys. You don't thank someone who screwed up for saying "I'm sorry".

Exactly the same as BioWare Bazaar, only difference - you guys learned not to make hollow promises while apologizing for horrid mistakes.

Modifié par Mr.Kusy, 03 février 2012 - 06:30 .

[Yuoaman]

At this rate we're going to have another 450 page thread on our hands.

[Lady Amell]

Chewin3 wrote...

Thanks for the response, BioWare. We respect it very much.

For some strange reason, I've come to love BW even more b/c of this.

But seriously, thank you so much, BioWare!

[MJvasNormandy]

This book is beyond salvage...but maybe Bioware can salvage their reputation.

+20 paragon points

[MasterEcabob]

To take a quote from Lord Vakarian "One less to worry about!" Seriously, thank you Bioware for actually addressing our concerns. Even if the reprint is still crappy, it says something that they do consider the issues we've raised as "errors" at least as far as the wiki is concerned. And of course, a bit thanks to the community as well, LLPrince, this is fact how we do it.

[LGTX]

roflchoppaz wrote...

LGTX wrote...

If this doesn't prove Bioware cares, I don't know what will.

Not publishing this poop in the first place?

At this point and on, I mean. Future tense, all that

[JoeLaTurkey]

bleetman wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...
We are currently working on a number of changes that will appear in future editions of the novel. 

And there was much rejoicing.

*facepalm*

Why the hell didn't I think of that? 


Ah well, the crew will be happy!

[What a Succulent Ass]

It actually worked.

Lmao.