redBadger14 wrote...
Because BioWare can do nothing to resolve it, something which you fail to understand. When Sony has the final word on decisions, BioWare can not resolve it. No matter what. Its obvious BioWare has been trying, but to no avail. Why? Sony is on their high horse. Tell them to get off, and if they change their minds maybe they'll finally allow weekends. Sony, for lack of better words, has BioWare by the balls. Nothing else to it. I've dealt with business before, I know what I am talking about thank you.
I seriously doubt its that simple. Its probably something along the lines of
Bioware: "Hey Sony, we want to give free **** to players for doing stuff. This is how we are going about it ..."
Sony: "We cannot allow that because it has the possibility of compromising or PSN security."
Bioware: "Ah, S#!t. Can you make an acception?"
Sony: "Sorry, we will not compromise our customers again. Here is how other games have done these kinds of things."
Bioware: "Ok."
Bioware: "Hey EA, we need more money to work out a new system in order to give the PS3 players the weekend bonuses
EA: "HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Not a chance in hell. We are making bank as it is"
Bioware: "But look at all of our angry forums."
EA: "There aren't that many angry people by the looks of it. It works for the PC and X360. Go talk to Sony."
Bioware: "UGH!"
Bioware: "Sony, we don't have the budget to make it work. Please bend the rules?"
Sony: "Sony as a company cannot afford to have another breach in security nor are we able to rework our network or we would be able to allow this kind of activity. We have processes in place to allow this sort of thing but it's up to you to get your game to utilize them."
This is how I see it actually happening. All three are to blame. EA for being stingy like they are known for. Bioware for not having the insight for these events durring development and what is needed to bring them to every customer. Sony for not having as secure a network as they could have.
Modifié par CommonSince, 11 avril 2012 - 07:28 .