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[dragonage200200]

 I don't know if anyone has noticed but, if you go to the ME twitter account, its filled up with them asking what people Liked/disliked about the ending and etc.

I don't know about anyone else, but this is gives me back some faith in BW, atleast they are starting to listen.

Thoughts?

Modifié par dragonage200200, 15 mars 2012 - 12:30 .

[Elite Midget]

Damage Control, whether it amounts to anything more than an olive branch is yet to be seen.

[Legion64]

They mind as well take out the word 'like' and just leave it to what people disliked about it. Then again, it should be obvious what people dislike about it.

[Jestina]

They never listened during the uproar over DA2 development. What makes you think they would actually start listening now?

[Sakanade]

Or trying to give you false hope.

take your pick.

uninstalled ME3 to save disk space until something decent shows up as DLC.

[dragonage200200]

Legion64 wrote...

They mind as well take out the word 'like' and just leave it to what people disliked about it. Then again, it should be obvious what people dislike about it.

There are few things, but someparts of the ending I like, EX: The moment when Shepard and Anderson are sitting together looking at Earth.

[G3rman]

They can act like they care, but it doesn't mean they will do anything about it.

Just because BW takes feedback doesn't mean they apply it.

[Moonshadow_Dark]

Jestina wrote...

They never listened during the uproar over DA2 development. What makes you think they would actually start listening now?

Because nothing short of a time machine could fix that train wreck.

[Gnaeus.Silvanus]

Ha! Maybe the cash cow is slowing down because of the poor gamer response to the game.

[kbct]

I still have faith BioWare might do something about. It makes good business sense to do so.

[dragonage200200]

Moonshadow_Dark wrote...

Jestina wrote...

They never listened during the uproar over DA2 development. What makes you think they would actually start listening now?

Because nothing short of a time machine could fix that train wreck.

^This

[Gnaeus.Silvanus]

kbct wrote...

I still have faith BioWare might do something about. It makes good business sense to do so.

They can keep my money! I don't care about what they will do to fix this fiasco.

[aksoileau]

Elite Midget wrote...

Damage Control, whether it amounts to anything more than an olive branch is yet to be seen.

[sackyhack]

Jestina wrote...

They never listened during the uproar over DA2 development. What makes you think they would actually start listening now?

I don't know, I felt like DA2 Legends was almost like an apology for the repeated environments.

[Nykara]

kbct wrote...

I still have faith BioWare might do something about. It makes good business sense to do so.

I have faith in Bioware period.
They are better then this, they are better writters then this that is why I have taken the very very ending and run with it. Shepards story isn't done yet. We haven't yet made it to the real ending, instead a very dramatic cliffhanger which still leaves a lot of unanswered questions stil to be answered.

[Dragoonlordz]

Legion64 wrote...

They mind as well take out the word 'like' and just leave it to what people disliked about it. Then again, it should be obvious what people dislike about it.

Nope. Some people liked it even if others did not. Seriously people learn to see past your bitter rage, as others do not feel the same. It is fair to ask what they liked as much as it is to asked what disliked. You don't get to exclude them just because you disagree with them.

Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 15 mars 2012 - 12:37 .

[twistedforsaken]

i dont think listening can be in the same sentance as bioware.

[Elite Midget]

That is true, having data for what was liked and what was hated is much more constructive than just asking what was liked or hated.

[Stanley Woo]

We always listen and consider what our community has to say. We have been listening the entire time. That does NOT mean, however, that we are obligated to respond, to agree with you, or to develop the game to please you.

We have a lot of people giving us feedback, and due to the diverse nature of our fanbase and community, there are a lot of different opinions and suggestions floating around, and some of it will be contradictory. I encourage all those giving us feedback to consider that the game has only been out a short time and that it does take time to consider all the feedback coming at us. Thank you all for your enthusiasm and support (and criticism).

[ShinsFortress]

dragonage200200 wrote...

 I don't know if anyone has noticed but, if you go to the ME twitter account, its filled up with them asking what people Liked/disliked about the ending and etc.

Thoughts?

Too little, too late.  I bet they didn't have enough testers.  Can't imagine a good team in tune with the customer base would have ok'd most of these endings.

Stanley Woo wrote...

We always listen and consider what our community has to say. We have been listening the entire time. That does NOT mean, however, that we are obligated to respond, to agree with you, or to develop the game to please you.

Cannot argue with that.  We are also not oblidged to like it or buy subsequent DLC and indeed other titles.

I do not doubt other Bioware posts that many people worked hard and in some cases personally ("labour of love" springs to mind from one).  I am just flabbergasted that they could get it so wrong.  As usual, quality writing and design, but poor QC.

Modifié par ShinsFortress, 15 mars 2012 - 12:43 .

[Saint Op]

I think they are just asking a question to get people to talk about it and when they get positive tweets (which they will ,plenty of people are fine with the endings or what they think will happen) they will retweet them.....duh..

[aksoileau]

Stanley Woo wrote...

We always listen and consider what our community has to say. We have been listening the entire time. That does NOT mean, however, that we are obligated to respond, to agree with you, or to develop the game to please you.

We have a lot of people giving us feedback, and due to the diverse nature of our fanbase and community, there are a lot of different opinions and suggestions floating around, and some of it will be contradictory. I encourage all those giving us feedback to consider that the game has only been out a short time and that it does take time to consider all the feedback coming at us. Thank you all for your enthusiasm and support (and criticism).

Stan the man, you're in QA are you not?  You didn't forsee what the endings would do to the fanbase?  I can understand a controversial ending, but not one that is blatantly so full of holes.  I won't list them, they are there to read.

[Jayce]

Stanley Woo wrote...

We always listen and consider what our community has to say. We have been listening the entire time. That does NOT mean, however, that we are obligated to respond, to agree with you, or to develop the game to please you.

If you want people to buy it you are...

[SaY4cT]

Stanley Woo wrote...

We always listen and consider what our community has to say. We have been listening the entire time. That does NOT mean, however, that we are obligated to respond, to agree with you, or to develop the game to please you.

We have a lot of people giving us feedback, and due to the diverse nature of our fanbase and community, there are a lot of different opinions and suggestions floating around, and some of it will be contradictory. I encourage all those giving us feedback to consider that the game has only been out a short time and that it does take time to consider all the feedback coming at us. Thank you all for your enthusiasm and support (and criticism).

Oh man, if that doesn't yell "ending DLC on the way", then I don't know what does....