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Our_Last_Scene wrote...
RShara wrote...
The OP should add the quotes from the Game Informer thread that was created today, so that the list continues to be comprehensive.
He should also add the disclaimer that not everything in his OP should be taken at face value, and you should instead do your own research.
TheLostGenius wrote...
There has been absolutely no false advertising in regards to the product or its quality. You only have a subjective opinion and EA/Bioware has sold a content rich game that surpasses what was advertised and you all should be ashamed at yourselves for bringing such a baseless and thoughtless accusation up in the forum like this.
/end thread
Garlador wrote...
Look, I don't ask for much.
I do ask that bioware gives us the content that sold me on the game. That's reasonable.
Modifié par Chrislo1990, 03 avril 2012 - 05:53 .
Liber320 wrote...
Tell me again, how does missing one twitter post and thus having one quote that he did not realise was adressed by the person who was quoted diminish the credibility of the others, which from what I have seen seem accurate, not taken out of context and have not yet been adressed by Bioware?
Also, think back to a time when you told someone something that turned out to be wrong. Would it make more sense for that person to constantly doubt you and assume you were trying to trick them, or for them to realise you were either misinformed or simply made a mistake?
Modifié par Our_Last_Scene, 03 avril 2012 - 05:55 .
Flyprdu wrote...
My question is... where is it? I can't fathom that a studio would so blatantly and willing deceive its audience. It's just bad business. That makes for one good sale. And then your reputation is trash and you'll never repeat that success again.
So, why do it? Where's the rest of the game?
“In Mass Effect 3, you know you need to take back Earth, but the path to victory is less clear at the outset. You won’t just find some long-lost Reaper “off” button; says Hudson”
“Don’t expect to win the loyalty of the galaxy by simply completing a series of fetch quests,”
“When the teaser for Mass Effect 3 first released, rumours were swirling that the project was actually a multiplayer title set in the Mass Effect universe. Those rumours turned out to be false, but it got many gamers thinking about how a multiplayer component would fit into the Mass Effect trilogy.
Rest assured, the team has thought about this, too. “As a single-player experience, and just as a world that people want to immerse themselves in and share, we’ve been trying to think of a way that makes sense for people to experience Mass Effect with their friends,” says executive producer Casey Hudson. “We haven’t yet come up with a way to do that, so we don’t have anything to announce at this time. But, obviously, multiplayer is something we want to do more of in the future as a company.”
“… part of what you’re trying to do is save the universe so you can live in it. That’s part of the promise, I think, for any great IP. It has to be a world worth saving… I think Mass Effect has that quality to it. If you get rid of the Reapers and win that, wouldn’t it be amazing to just live on the Citadel or just take a ship to Omega? That makes sense.”
Modifié par Xaijin, 03 avril 2012 - 06:03 .
Our_Last_Scene wrote...
Liber320 wrote...
Tell me again, how does missing one twitter post and thus having one quote that he did not realise was adressed by the person who was quoted diminish the credibility of the others, which from what I have seen seem accurate, not taken out of context and have not yet been adressed by Bioware?
Also, think back to a time when you told someone something that turned out to be wrong. Would it make more sense for that person to constantly doubt you and assume you were trying to trick them, or for them to realise you were either misinformed or simply made a mistake?
Good question, but how do you know it is accurate? Did you research it yourself or did you take it from the OP who has already been proven to be inaccurate?
And if I told someone that X person is lying, but I use lies or incorrect information to show this, then I'd fully expect that person to not take my word on whether or not someone else is lying in the future.
Xaijin wrote...
The following quotes are from last year's game informer. They are not altered. They are Casey Hudson.“In Mass Effect 3, you know you need to take back Earth, but the path to victory is less clear at the outset. You won’t just find some long-lost Reaper “off” button; says Hudson”
“Don’t expect to win the loyalty of the galaxy by simply completing a series of fetch quests,”
“When the teaser for Mass Effect 3 first released, rumours were swirling that the project was actually a multiplayer title set in the Mass Effect universe. Those rumours turned out to be false, but it got many gamers thinking about how a multiplayer component would fit into the Mass Effect trilogy.
Rest assured, the team has thought about this, too. “As a single-player experience, and just as a world that people want to immerse themselves in and share, we’ve been trying to think of a way that makes sense for people to experience Mass Effect with their friends,” says executive producer Casey Hudson. “We haven’t yet come up with a way to do that, so we don’t have anything to announce at this time. But, obviously, multiplayer is something we want to do more of in the future as a company.”
“… part of what you’re trying to do is save the universe so you can live in it. That’s part of the promise, I think, for any great IP. It has to be a world worth saving… I think Mass Effect has that quality to it. If you get rid of the Reapers and win that, wouldn’t it be amazing to just live on the Citadel or just take a ship to Omega? That makes sense.”
Modifié par Our_Last_Scene, 03 avril 2012 - 06:13 .
Liber320 wrote...
Garlador wrote...
Look, I don't ask for much.
I do ask that bioware gives us the content that sold me on the game. That's reasonable.
Agreed. I can forgive many of the pre-gold promises, as things change during development and somethings just turn out to not work.
However, they have no excuse for the things they said post-gold.
Our_Last_Scene wrote...
Actually they haven't been discussed. I'm the only person I've seen that has pointed out it's not true, people just keep on throwing all these quotes around like it's true, it's deceitful.
If I wasn't here, people would continue to blindly listen to the OP and spread around false information claiming Bioware lied when they never actually did.
I don't know what you're trying to do, make me blindly trust someone who I discovered isn't to be trusted? There's no way you'll convince me to trust the OP, especially as the OP was using deceit to try and "prove" his point.
It MAY be "counter-balanced" by other evidence, but if you are willing to show that you're either lie, or not fully researching your sources, then you're not going to be trusted by me. I'm just here to show that the OP isn't a good source of information, and you should instead research yourself to test if Bioware is lying, as everything the OP has said is suspect.
Unless you're just a WB fainboi needing a waaaambulance.
The Angry One wrote...
I cannot stress enough how important these promises were, along with BioWare's reputation, in my preorder of the Collector's Edition.
I spent the extra money because I wanted the best version of what I was certain would be an epic story shaped by my actions.
Instead, well you know. The point is you cannot point to "artistic integrity" when you promised us, again and again, something different.
They have not. I was given permission by Thomas Abram to re-post this thread (the original one got too heated and he locked it). He has posted in several places in the thread telling people to stay civil, but there has been no official response otherwise.Sentr0 wrote...
did bioware answer? In which page?
Modifié par Schief724, 03 avril 2012 - 04:41 .
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