HitmanActual wrote...
Actually I've just had a conversation with Chris P. he's put my mid more at ease, I don't think BW will leave us hanging and they're hoping to have a fix worked out this week, he said they just need to work out the policy For everyone impacted by this bug 
Of course they won't just leave us hanging.
The thing that galls me is the hush-hush approach and lack of public comment.
I stay away from the BSN, for the most part, because of the sickening narcissim and entitlement mentallity. I appreciate Bioware's dilligent and innovate work, regardless of personal quibbles. I generally think the fans who get overwrought, imagining themselved dissed by the developers in this or that way, are just looking for somebody to work out their daddy issues on. I think Bioware has, generally, handled relations with the...overly concerned...crowd very well.
And yet, I actually do feel entitled to the common courtesy of daily assurance from somebody I have a contract with. I don't feel entitled to a game exactly like I imagine the perfect game. I don't pretend to be some programming or literary genius. I do, though, still think that the old rules of customer service have a little signifigance.
I have no doubt that Bioware are trying to avoid a bigger hubbub, and maybe even legal problems, by saying no more than they need to. But, you know what? It's just ****ing rude to communicate nothing for days to dissatisfied customers.
If I bought a faulty product from a brick-and-mortar retailer I would not be cool with, "I'll get back to you when I can." If I did not hear SOMETHING from him every day, I would pretty much assume I was dealing with an incompetent, a crook or someone who really didn't care about my patronage.
And it leaves me to wonder if the PR for Bioware, at root, isn't just as socially inept as its worst detractors.
Modifié par Gloatie, 12 mars 2012 - 03:24 .