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[kingvenom41392]

for a company that makes so much money youd think they had a business ethic that involved doing somethnig that would grab more players not less ban me and everyone else on the servor for pondering your massive rocket glitch shoot yourself in the foot and lose paying customers lose the stoe credits lose the people buying your games and shoot other companys your labels on down because your gutter balling your company and soon youl be no better than the company that made terminator salvation oh thats right they brankrupted accept your going the be the company that bankrupts them then yourself

[InfamousResult]

kingvenom41392 wrote...

for a company that makes so much money youd think they had a business ethic that involved doing somethnig that would grab more players not less ban me and everyone else on the servor for pondering your massive rocket glitch shoot yourself in the foot and lose paying customers lose the stoe credits lose the people buying your games and shoot other companys your labels on down because your gutter balling your company and soon youl be no better than the company that made terminator salvation oh thats right they brankrupted accept your going the be the company that bankrupts them then yourself

Oh man

And to think we lost a gem like you.

[kingvenom41392]

even the dolphins of this world cant save your company from the sharks called bankruptcy youve been bleeding for far to long and the hoard is on your tail im a multiplayer fan im done my uncle is a story fan hes upset with your lack of anything story wise and is also done with bioware and if you think the line of grief and players leaving your company ends there you clearly havent read these forums so in the odds of your inevitable demise as a company id like to say goodbye for everyone else who hasnt your staff might enjoy to hear that when they get cut for lack of funds

Modifié par kingvenom41392, 27 juin 2012 - 06:01 .

[kingvenom41392]

InfamousResult wrote...

kingvenom41392 wrote...

for a company that makes so much money youd think they had a business ethic that involved doing somethnig that would grab more players not less ban me and everyone else on the servor for pondering your massive rocket glitch shoot yourself in the foot and lose paying customers lose the stoe credits lose the people buying your games and shoot other companys your labels on down because your gutter balling your company and soon youl be no better than the company that made terminator salvation oh thats right they brankrupted accept your going the be the company that bankrupts them then yourself

Oh man

And to think we lost a gem like you.

 its not just me the vast of the griefers in this 58 page forum are done as well then theres the butt ton of other players that are fed up with biowares crap that are out to. if im a gem they just landslided a whole continent of gem caves into a volcano to never be seen again look at the big picture here instead of critisizing one player

Modifié par kingvenom41392, 27 juin 2012 - 06:04 .

[InfamousResult]

I am looking at the big picture.

The game will live on. Bioware will still make money. You're just mad.

There. Now I'm framing the picture, and putting it on the wall.

[kingvenom41392]

InfamousResult wrote...

I am looking at the big picture.

The game will live on. Bioware will still make money. You're just mad.

There. Now I'm framing the picture, and putting it on the wall.

then whats your perspective of the big picture where does losing fans lead then because im not a minority im part of the majority fed up that arent on these forums telling bioware to there face they wont be gone tommorrow but i will watch and laugh as the company falls within the next decade

[InfamousResult]

My perspective is this:

Who do I believe knows more about business- Johnny Forumgoer, with his obvious bias because he's mad and all his run-on sentences, or Bioware / EA, who actually have employees in their stead who were specifically trained for this?

Additionally, how often have I seen people who are annoyed with a game for a decision made by the company, and then they make some dramatic post on the forum about how the game is dying and the company is stupid for whatever they did?

Sorry. Bioware wins out, both times. They will still make money, and they will still live on.

[kingvenom41392]

InfamousResult wrote...

My perspective is this:

Who do I believe knows more about business- Johnny Forumgoer, with his obvious bias because he's mad and all his run-on sentences, or Bioware / EA, who actually have employees in their stead who were specifically trained for this?

Additionally, how often have I seen people who are annoyed with a game for a decision made by the company, and then they make some dramatic post on the forum about how the game is dying and the company is stupid for whatever they did?

Sorry. Bioware wins out, both times. They will still make money, and they will still live on.

you can think they win you cna know in there heart they do but i will watch them fall more and more fans are leaving every day over not one but a series of poor mistakes i love dragon age 2 i love mass effect but these mistakes lose fans day by day and there gaining less than there losing if the company that made kingdoms of amalur cant make it biowares not going to either

[InfamousResult]

Nice speculation, buddy.

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

[kingvenom41392]

im just pointing out flawed business decisions they choose to keep making you can defend them i dont care i said what i needed to they wont read it and nothing will change except the profit they make and them making money doesnt mean they stay in business they have a huge budget for games and people have expectations if they lose money they cant afford to uphold those expectations. then games sell less,then they make another lower quality game which continues to sell less then the company dies you may not see the chain but i do. its rusted and tattered and there not fixing it.

Modifié par kingvenom41392, 27 juin 2012 - 06:34 .

[Siran]

kingvenom41392 wrote...

you can think they win you cna know in there heart they do but i will watch them fall more and more fans are leaving every day over not one but a series of poor mistakes i love dragon age 2 i love mass effect but these mistakes lose fans day by day and there gaining less than there losing if the company that made kingdoms of amalur cant make it biowares not going to either

At least get your facts straight about the collapse of 38 studios or you'll just keep embarrassing yourself.

[kingvenom41392]

Siran wrote...

kingvenom41392 wrote...

you can think they win you cna know in there heart they do but i will watch them fall more and more fans are leaving every day over not one but a series of poor mistakes i love dragon age 2 i love mass effect but these mistakes lose fans day by day and there gaining less than there losing if the company that made kingdoms of amalur cant make it biowares not going to either

At least get your facts straight about the collapse of 38 studios or you'll just keep embarrassing yourself.

i pointed out there gone i didnt say there company made bad decisions i said that if they didnt stay in business neither will bioware there were no facts presented so calm yourself

Modifié par kingvenom41392, 27 juin 2012 - 06:36 .

[kingvenom41392]

thank you for the link though i never read into it and i appreciate it

[Siran]

kingvenom41392 wrote...


i
pointed out there gone i didnt say there company made bad decisions i
said that if they didnt stay in business neither will bioware there were
no facts presented so calm yourself

please, just read the link and then ask yourself if that example still applies here.

Modifié par Siran, 27 juin 2012 - 06:40 .

[kingvenom41392]

there out of business so yes it still applies that was the only comparison i made

[kingvenom41392]

they made bad decisions financially they lied bioware is making bad decisions to whether the strrongly different or not doesnt stop the flop of the company

[Siran]

kingvenom41392 wrote...

there out of business so yes it still applies that was the only comparison i made

You implied, that they are out of business due to consumers "leaving" them or not buying their product. This is not true.

[kingvenom41392]

if thats what you got out of it and your offended im sorry but as ive stated the comparison was that there out of business and that if a perfect game like kingdom of amalur flopped then so can bioware even if 38 studios mistakes were much more substantial for a signifacantly younger company

Modifié par kingvenom41392, 27 juin 2012 - 06:46 .

[Siran]

I guess we can agree on that. Of course, any company can make huge mistakes that drive them to bankruptcy. I just don't think banning people that cheat is one of those mistakes.

Modifié par Siran, 27 juin 2012 - 06:51 .

[kingvenom41392]

though this is the forum for banning people for cheating thats not the only mistakes theyve made

[kingvenom41392]

and the reason ive brought anything up is there banning people for exploiting a glitch they created glitching and cheating are different they didnt go out of there way to mess with the game the developers presented an issue people accidently stumble upon and there slapping the ban sticker on there mistakes

[kingvenom41392]

i dont think anyone deserves a ban for seing potential power the company presented after taking so much away also i dont think they have any right to ban players who are ill informed because no one uses these forums to check rules and there not in the game or the terms of service the punishment is unjust for a crime created by the game developers

[Adverb]

"a glitch they created"

A glitch that Bioware/EA created? Are you serious? Can you not use a comma, period, or the proper form of there/they're/their to save your life?

Back to the point, glitches tend to be called glitches for they aren't suppose to be there, for they were not designed to be there. Accidental mishap into one shouldn't bring the ban-hammer down, but if someone keeps going out of their way to find it and use it, then its just as bad as purposely changing game files to cheat. I don't work for EA or Bioware, but I'd at least assume before they ban someone that they'd look through previous games of that person and see if its been used on a continuous basis. I highly doubt they'd just sit there and ban anyone who gets a report sent in for possibly cheating.

Those who do cheat by exploiting glitches or by altering game files I do like to see go away though. It ruins the game for me when I get caught up with cheaters. If they allowed cheaters to run rampant and never did anything, then I would leave. I'm sure others would leave. You presented a case that banning so many players will cause them to lose money, but if they didn't ban players for cheating, then many of those who ACTUALLY want to play the game Bioware and EA made would leave.

Also, at least a decent amount of people come by to check up on rules on here. Really don't know why you think no one does. I've seen threads of people finding or seeing something and asking if its actually a game mechanic or not. Many in this thread, and often to see if they really should report someone or not. There was even an entire thread for a while (that I think died due to OP stopping to update it) that was for people to report glitches they've stumbled upon and that Bioware mods actually bookmarked and read so they could know what things they would need to fix. So yes, Bioware does read at least some of these threads. I believe they even read this one from time to time, considering they link to it.

[kingvenom41392]

if they used there time and resources to fix the glitches instead of banning players things would actually get done and my grammar affects you how periods and commas do what for you make it look fancy because thats what you were taught

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