tsaio wrote...
The PLC wrote...
Unbelievable that some people are actually defending this.. wow.
some people are mentally challenged. please be kind to those less fortunate.
See, I can be entitled to my opinion too, but I won't insult someone with inept bile and a non-sequetor that doesn't push things forward. But since your so insistant on being ignorant to a few things, let me break this down as easy as possible.
1. We knew this was coming based on past business practices by Bioware.
2. Was announced a year ahead of time this would be a DLC character given out for free as well.
3. Was said to be an exclusive character and mission at the time, but the language changed to bonus character and mission as we go on. BioWare and EA decided to make it available to everyone who didnt get the collectors edition, and it makes sense because they figured people would be upset if it was only available for one group exclusively.
4. This was a busniess decision, one that a company is allowed to make and one that consumers can complain about as much as they like,
but in the end the company is entitled to make them based on the needs of the company. 5. You have no way of knowing the character will be anything more but an extra, or was a part of the original development of the game. yes he may have been in the script and have concept art, but for all we know this was planned DLC since the get-go. And yes, that doesn't mean it was a part of original production, because production changes as a dev cycle goes on. And on that note,
6. Even if the character had a major role to play, they certainly do not now. You complain about how you want the game to be complete. Well I have a simple solution. Leave the ****ing boards here and don't buy the damn game. In fact, stop buying games in general because 90% of the market today focuses on Downloadable content as a way to help developers and publishers stay alive in a economically harsh enviorment.
Oh yes, no matter what Mass Effect 3 will be a failure financially
because the upwards of 20 million spent on it will likely never be recouped just by fans alone. The series has made over $7 million dollars based on two games. That barely covers the cost of development for all three, salaries for voice actors, mixers, graphic artists doing rendering, creating mechanics in the unreal engine, renting out the unreal engine, advertising, and so forth. Creating DLC gives developers and publishers extra revenue and helps in fixing problems the main game may have had. Day one DLC is often used as incentive for loyalty to customers, yet has a stigma of being things put in the main game and taken out to gouge players for more cash.
7. News flash, those who are getting the character for free paid $20 bucks to do so, along with art books, soundtracks, other extra bits and so on. They chose to do that knowing full well what was in it. Who the character was or is in regards to the game doesn't friggin matter.
So is it a perfect solution, no. I miss things like the cerberus network where it was free for new purchases, but people can't have nice things by bemoaning that. Either way Bioware is screwed because no matter what, people will complain it seems, and its just sad at this point.
One more thing...both of you, go f*ck yourselves. If you are going to act like self-righteous mouth-breathers then why the hell should I treat you with a modicrum of respect anymore. So with that in mind, go away, no one gives a damn about your lack of an argument here.
But I am also entitled to say such a thing, since you did it I guess.
Modifié par LinksOcarina, 22 février 2012 - 10:12 .