EternalAmbiguity wrote...
TJPags wrote...
Game studio makes games people don't like.
People stop buying those games.
Studio closes.
I think you need to read the OP, pal.
So many fans are already declaring they will never fork out another cent for a ME3 DLC, or another Bioware game, some even lodging official complains or attempting to put billboards up to protest about the ending. It's all nothing but bad press for EA and making Bioware look bad.
That isn't just not buying. That's actively trying to destroy.
Read the OP. Responded to it. I'll do so again.
Fieryeel wrote...
Continuing this thread >
http://social.biowar.../index/11344325
Will you guys finally say, "Hah! Bioware deserved it for f**king up my ending!" or "Bioware should have been closed down for delivering false promises."
"Personally, I don't care much whether Bioware exists or not."
Fieryeel wrote...
So many fans are already declaring they will never fork out another cent for a ME3 DLC, or another Bioware game, some even lodging official complains or attempting to put billboards up to protest about the ending. It's all nothing but bad press for EA and making Bioware look bad.
"Game studio makes games people don't like.
People stop buying those games.
Studio closes.
That's somehow the fault of the fans?
Maybe I'm missing something here. The job of any business is to provide a product that people want. If any business consistently provides a product most people do NOT like, it will lose money. Businesses which lose money generally close."
Fieryeel wrote...
In the unfortunate event if EA closes Bioware down because of so many fans complaining, will you guys be satisfied at last? Note: I mean EA stripping Bioware of its most talented developers, filing them into its other divisions and throwing out the rest.
(This thread is directed at the people who are especially vocal about their hatred of the ending, or of Bioware in general)
"If they make games I like, I'll buy them. If they don't, I won't. If they make games I like and they get shut down, I'll buy games I like from some other company. If they make games I don't like, I won't buy them even if they stay in operation. And if they close at that point, since I don't like what they're making, so what?"
Does that help?
People seem attached to BW. I suppose that's fine, but to act as if they have a right to exist, or function, or do what they do, regardless of the response it gets - that's naive.
I assume they gained popularity by making games people liked, such as Baldur's Gate, BG 2, etc.
They can lose it the same way. And it won't be the fault of any billboard. It will be their fault for not paying attention to what their customers want.