eghbdgdsgh wrote...
Uh, yeah, this is your car. It doesn't have one of the doors, but, enjoy!
NO.[/b]
Modifié par FlyinElk212, 20 mars 2012 - 05:02 .
dos1990 wrote...
if that was their plan all along then yeah we def owe them an apology! but still they should've said something, instead they stay quiet
EA's CEO has a video out of him talking to share holders saying " If we can charge $1 for a clip in a game like Battle field. Then we should try and get that revenue."Aris Ravenstar wrote...
Er, how would giving us an unfinished game for full-game price and then charging us extra for the ending warrant any sort of apology? Aside from an apology from them for the massively underhanded cash-grab, that is.
I hate this indoctrination theory. It's basically saying that BioWare sold us a story with the last page torn out.
Vaktathi wrote...
Because that's not what I purchased and had I known that I wouldn't have dropped $80 on a CE. Nobody here signed up to be part of a ridiculous social experiment (and ballsy != good) that's somehow being kept incredibly well under wraps despite that just about every other aspect of the game was leaked/previewed/etc months or weeks in advance.FlyinElk212 wrote...
Because we didn't believe Bioware had the balls to attempt one of the craziest concepts in gaming history. And because regardless of the intent, we received a better ending.Vaktathi wrote...
Why would we apologize to Bioware for shipping us an incomplete game and purposefully keeping us in the dark about it?
That entire theory is bonkers.
Modifié par Dhraconus, 20 mars 2012 - 05:04 .
FlyinElk212 wrote...
eghbdgdsgh wrote...
Uh, yeah, this is your car. It doesn't have one of the doors, but, enjoy!
NO.[/b]
To counter that-
"...but you know, we're gonna graft that final door on, and give you a new paintjob, engine, and stereo system with Sirius radio."
Honestly, if the end result is satisfaction, aren't you, well, satisfied?
Modifié par alterIncogn1T0, 20 mars 2012 - 05:10 .
True, but your counter assumes the content isn't free. If it was planned all along, who's to say it won't be?Vaktathi wrote...
Because that's not what I purchased and had I known that I wouldn't have dropped $80 on a CE. Nobody here signed up to be part of a ridiculous social experiment (and ballsy != good) that's somehow being kept incredibly well under wraps despite that just about every other aspect of the game was leaked/previewed/etc months or weeks in advance.FlyinElk212 wrote...
Because we didn't believe Bioware had the balls to attempt one of the craziest concepts in gaming history. And because regardless of the intent, we received a better ending.
That entire theory is bonkers.
Modifié par FlyinElk212, 20 mars 2012 - 05:08 .
MJF JD wrote...
ya. I do find it hard to believe a company like bioware/ea would willingly expose themselves to the heat they have taken over this just so they could make sure noone gets their ultimate ending "spoiled."
FlyinElk212 wrote...
True, but your counter assumes the content isn't free. If it was planned all along, who's to say it won't be?Vaktathi wrote...
Because that's not what I purchased and had I known that I wouldn't have dropped $80 on a CE. Nobody here signed up to be part of a ridiculous social experiment (and ballsy != good) that's somehow being kept incredibly well under wraps despite that just about every other aspect of the game was leaked/previewed/etc months or weeks in advance.FlyinElk212 wrote...
Because we didn't believe Bioware had the balls to attempt one of the craziest concepts in gaming history. And because regardless of the intent, we received a better ending.
That entire theory is bonkers.
This methodology provides a "get out of jail free" card for Bioware if they hadn't planned this all along. And again, I'll mention- regardless of intent, we get a better ending. Isnt that the desired result?
FlyinElk212 wrote...
To counter that-
"...but you know, we're gonna graft that final door on, and give you a new paintjob, engine, and stereo system with Sirius radio."
Honestly, if the end result is satisfaction, aren't you, well, satisfied?
Yes, it's the desired result, but no we don't owe an apology for being subjected to some unspoken experiment against our knowledge and purchasing a game without an ending.FlyinElk212 wrote...
True, but your counter assumes the content isn't free. If it was planned all along, who's to say it won't be?Vaktathi wrote...
Because that's not what I purchased and had I known that I wouldn't have dropped $80 on a CE. Nobody here signed up to be part of a ridiculous social experiment (and ballsy != good) that's somehow being kept incredibly well under wraps despite that just about every other aspect of the game was leaked/previewed/etc months or weeks in advance.FlyinElk212 wrote...
Because we didn't believe Bioware had the balls to attempt one of the craziest concepts in gaming history. And because regardless of the intent, we received a better ending.
That entire theory is bonkers.
This methodology provides a "get out of jail free" card for Bioware if they hadn't planned this all along. And again, I'll mention- regardless of intent, we get a better ending. Isnt that the desired result?
KMYash wrote...
But would you apologize to the car dealer for that? Shouldn't you be recieving the apology for a bad car? Not saying you shouldn't be happy/relieved that it was fixed plus some but would you really apologize?FlyinElk212 wrote...
To counter that-eghbdgdsgh wrote...
Uh, yeah, this is your car. It doesn't have one of the doors, but, enjoy!
"...but you know, we're gonna graft that final door on, and give you a new paintjob, engine, and stereo system with Sirius radio."
Honestly, if the end result is satisfaction, aren't you, well, satisfied?
Modifié par devSin, 20 mars 2012 - 05:13 .
KMYash wrote...
What about customers that don't have internet access/internet for their console? I know people that don't. What then? Do they have to bring their computer, xbox, or ps3 to another place with internet to get something that they should have gotten on the disc? (this is assuming that the idea of the ending not being the true ending is accurate)
Aris Ravenstar wrote...
I hate this indoctrination theory. It's basically saying that BioWare sold us a story with the last page torn out.
devSin wrote...
I wouldn't apologize, but I would smother them with love. Y'all are too demanding.
Unless it ended up being just as miserable and pointless as the current ending. Then I would self-destruct.
Bad example.Xerkysz wrote...
Aris Ravenstar wrote...
I hate this indoctrination theory. It's basically saying that BioWare sold us a story with the last page torn out.
To everyone who keeps complaining about this.
Look at world of Warcraft, and their "DLC" (Patches)
They sell you the game without the ending, yet you keep playing it?
Love one company for it, hate the other.
Make up your mind!
Intomydimension wrote...
every day the indoctrination theory makes more sense ..
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