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[kingtigernz]

Vasarkian wrote...

Dragon Age 2.

Mass Effect 2 (Partially)

Mass Effect 3

The Old Republic..

Not looking good.

This when they release games that keep going from bad to worst it's hard to place trust in them.

[kbct]

Yeah, DA2 was an aberration. Now with ME3, it has become a trend.

[Texhnolyze101]

lol no.

[Texhnolyze101]

BatmanPWNS wrote...

Trust Rocksteady, err..... I mean Bioware.

I trust rocksteady now if only they can make a superman game as good as there batman games.

[AlexMBrennan]

I don't get it... they've shipped ME3, so surely the ending (which they trust Bioware will deliver) is a matter of fact and not speculation.

[Nepp]

AlexMBrennan wrote...

I don't get it... they've shipped ME3, so surely the ending (which they trust Bioware will deliver) is a matter of fact and not speculation.

They scrapped the original ending, and came up with this drivil for an ending.

Three choices of three different colors... and no matter the choice, exact same ending minus a few seconds of added/removed video.

[ArcanistLibram]

I trusted Bioware even after Dragon Age 2. That trust is long gone now.

[Sharn01]

No, no more trust from me.

I was disappointed in DA2, it wasnt a terrible game, but it certainly wasnt a game I should have been anxiously anticipating and preordering.

ME3's ending, the ending to ME3 was either a terribly flawed, or an extremely bold false ending that backfired, either way it was a mistake, I just wish they could stop all the PR talk and be honest with us, I am forgiving when people are honest with me.

Trust is something that is earned, and it can be lost, for me it was lost with ME3, that doesnt mean I will never buy a bioware game again, but they do need to earn my trust again, I wont be preordering games on reputation alone, or even buying them first day anymore.

The next game, if I get it, will likely be a bargain copy a couple weeks after release, once I see what the game is really about and not the misleading ads that lie to us about the games content.

Modifié par Sharn01, 22 mars 2012 - 09:55 .

[Rockworm503]

ArcanistLibram wrote...

I trusted Bioware even after Dragon Age 2. That trust is long gone now.

[Niemack Saarinen]

i will never again blindly trust a game company, in specifics; bioware.

[shinyelf]

I trust that Bioware will try to do good (do they have reason to try anything else) and that in the end we will benefit.
But should they fail me and deliver something that does not live up to my expectations I will still trust them , for trust is a fundamental value, every single day I trust those around me to make the right choices and most days a lot of people do, and while some does not I believe they should have the chance to improve upon themselves.

[Murkman4683]

So much damage has been done, it as if this mistrust has invoked real emotion. It is a video game company, the relationship you all see and feel is not real.

[accessd]

Vasarkian wrote...

Dragon Age 2.

Mass Effect 2 (Partially)

Mass Effect 3

The Old Republic..

Not looking good.

Agreed. The direction is not looking good.

[Insane_Ivan]

I would like to trust them. But in all honesty that trust was shattered by the game ending. Bioware would have to earn my trust back.

-Hold The Line

[Sevorast]

My supply of trust has run out, too long has gone by now without any kind of straight answer.

Will I buy anything from Bioware in the future? Maybe, but I can tell you 100% for sure I will not be instantly preordering collectors editions the moment they are available any more, that ship has sailed.

[Silasqtx]

I actually don't see why they wouldn't do the right thing.

It's not only a matter of how many didn't like the endings, the worst thing (for them) is that it got lots of attention from the media that are patiently lurking, waiting for BW to make a move, ready to devour or praise them. That's a ****ty situation and BW knows it.

If they "edit" the ending sequences giving an explaination of the numerous plotholes that would just ****** off more fans and they will lose people and reputation.

If they add content and/or edit the ending sequences giving different outcomes and blah blah blah (read: listening to and pleasing the fanbase) they will win most of the fans and press back resulting in a potential reputation boost.

The second solution is (other than preferable) almost obligatory: due to the whole debacle on the Endings, Day-one DLC and the DA2 problem (about the endings again, if I'm not mistaken.. didn't play DA2) BW really needs some good reputation right now.


They can't logically repeat themselves so soon and fail again.

Modifié par Silasqtx, 22 mars 2012 - 10:46 .

[Mr. MannlyMan]

At this point, it's more like nervous faith (something I don't have).

I trusted Bioware completely back in 2009. That trust started to slide in 2010. Now...

Modifié par Mr. MannlyMan, 22 mars 2012 - 10:55 .

[CptSpectacu1ar]

Played about every game and DLC they made, and other then the Dragon age between 1 and 2 (forget the name) have been impressed even if story didn't go the way I would have at the moment. I'm in the same camp as everyone else with ME3's ending, just aghast, but I believe after the feedback they will not allow their stories to be completely rewritten to feel artsy at the very end again and will put more effort into at least keeping it in line with established canon and at least trying to show some resolution to the more popular characters. And SWTOR is great for a launch, go back and play vanilla WoW and see how much ahead of the game they are!

[Cell1e]

Takamori The Templar wrote...

Look I trusted Bioware on Dragon Age 2, received a ****ty dumbed down rpg.
Mass Effect 3 was their chance to redeem, guess what?

I know! Such a disappointment DA2 was. Now ME3 too. I have no trust left for Bioware or any other company. But I am learning to be a smarter consumer at last!

[Loup Blanc]

Can no longer trust, sorry.

They have shown times and times again they were only after money. And they've disappointed me once too many times. I guess their arrogance is what gets me the most.

Modifié par JL81, 22 mars 2012 - 11:06 .

[devSin]

I'm not sure trust is relevant. They'll do what they'll do, and we'll see it when it's done.

AlexMBrennan wrote...

I don't get it... they've shipped ME3, so surely the ending (which they trust Bioware will deliver) is a matter of fact and not speculation.

They won't stop. Just give up, or give in.

I run away when I see it. They may be creepier, but we're faster, if we keep moving.

[Hunter of Deathclaws and Tanks]

Habs25 wrote...

Oh please, they are listening and they don't even have to. This whole thing will figure itself out, there is no reason to act like children. They are working on it and are doing more than most companies would for their fans, of course this is not even good enough for some people, but the truth is you can't fault the creator of a story for concluding it a certain way. Now you fault them for not responding in a way you like.
Like OP said, trust them.

I'll decide whether or not trust them when I see their response to the issues w/ the ending.

[toolfan9284]

Trust is earned, not given. They had my trust once, but they've lost it. I want to like them, I really do...they just make it so damn difficult these days.

[kingtigernz]

toolfan9284 wrote...

Trust is earned, not given. They had my trust once, but they've lost it. I want to like them, I really do...they just make it so damn difficult these days.

The only developer i trust now days is CDP they seem to be making all the right moves.