Because they want to know just how popular Indoc Theory is?Gibb_Shepard wrote...
What an absolutely pointless s thing to ask. I can't think of a reason as to why they'd ask this, unless I put my retard cap on.
I believe he may be referring to Hard, Concrete irrefutable proof - of which IT has none.balance5050 wrote...
@Tazzmission
"and same can be stated for idoc theory
so far i havent come across any proof to back it up"
LOL! You lost me bud....
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Comguard2 wrote...
My speculation (that's what we are all here for, ain't we?):
Bioware: Ok Walters and Casey, you screwed it up big time, but we give you a chance to correct your mistakes. You know what went wrong, fix it.
1 month later.
Casey: Here's the script for EC.
Bioware. Fine. But this time: Peer-review time! Everyone get together and check this for plotholes.
Later
Bioware: Ok, this won't work. Plan B. Priestly, check what's the sit on Indoc within our community. We're running out of options.
Very delusional. The fans don't write the game content, and if Bioware allow such a crap fanfiction to became real, they're just mad or childish desperate.Comguard2 wrote...
My speculation (that's what we are all here for, ain't we?):
Bioware: Ok Walters and Casey, you screwed it up big time, but we give you a chance to correct your mistakes. You know what went wrong, fix it.
1 month later.
Casey: Here's the script for EC.
Bioware. Fine. But this time: Peer-review time! Everyone get together and check this for plotholes.
Later
Bioware: Ok, this won't work. Plan B. Priestly, check what's the sit on Indoc within our community. We're running out of options.
davishepard wrote...
Very delusional. The fans don't write the game content, and if Bioware allow such a crap fanfiction to became real, they're just mad or childish desperate.Comguard2 wrote...
My speculation (that's what we are all here for, ain't we?):
Bioware: Ok Walters and Casey, you screwed it up big time, but we give you a chance to correct your mistakes. You know what went wrong, fix it.
1 month later.
Casey: Here's the script for EC.
Bioware. Fine. But this time: Peer-review time! Everyone get together and check this for plotholes.
Later
Bioware: Ok, this won't work. Plan B. Priestly, check what's the sit on Indoc within our community. We're running out of options.
Because an adult and experienced developer will never fall for extremist/enraged/childish fans threats.
Modifié par MadRabbit999, 23 mai 2012 - 01:14 .
matthewmi wrote...
I doubt it means much of anything, I think IT supporters will be disappointed when the EC comes out.
Actually, now that you mentioned that word, it's really pretty stupid to think that Bioware or any company would need to take a fan's fanfiction and put in their game because they have no idea what to do next. They created Mass Effect, and you accepting/dealing/understanding or not, they can create a way out the mess they put themselves.MadRabbit999 wrote...
I do not support IT neither dismiss it, but right now, the only one who is being "extremist/enraged/childish" and may I add "presumptions" is you.
Just because you think something is stupid, it doesn't make it so.
They are making games for the people, not themselves, they need to sell games, not please their own fantasies, and if the option is to go with what is most popular, not only it is logical, but it is a clever PR manouver to show that BW listens and cares about thier fans.
I think Angelina Jolie's lips looks like an anus, but you know who agrees to this? Nobody...
Modifié par davishepard, 23 mai 2012 - 02:45 .
davishepard wrote...
Actually, now that you mentioned that word, it's really pretty stupid to think that Bioware or any company would need to take a fan's fanfiction and put in their game because they have no idea what to do next. They created Mass Effect, and you accepting/dealing/understanding or not, they can create a way out the mess they put themselves.MadRabbit999 wrote...
I do not support IT neither dismiss it, but right now, the only one who is being "extremist/enraged/childish" and may I add "presumptions" is you.
Just because you think something is stupid, it doesn't make it so.
They are making games for the people, not themselves, they need to sell games, not please their own fantasies, and if the option is to go with what is most popular, not only it is logical, but it is a clever PR manouver to show that BW listens and cares about thier fans.
I think Angelina Jolie's lips looks like an anus, but you know who agrees to this? Nobody...
They are making the game for people, and people can buy it or not.
Let me tell what it's presumptions. It's presumptions a fan thinking that they are more clever than the creators of the game, or saying that their fanfiction it's the only possible good way to go, while ignoring that if the fanfiction was really adopted, the retail version of ME3, released in March, that was supposed to end Shepard story, ended nothing. Talking about in-game story, it's delusional to think that the Reapers would take the time to try to indocrinate Shepard with a highly elaborated delusion, while they could just focus in kill the Galactic fleet and even Shepard.
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davishepard wrote...
Very delusional. The fans don't write the game content, and if Bioware allow such a crap fanfiction to became real, they're just mad or childish desperate.Comguard2 wrote...
My speculation (that's what we are all here for, ain't we?):
Bioware: Ok Walters and Casey, you screwed it up big time, but we give you a chance to correct your mistakes. You know what went wrong, fix it.
1 month later.
Casey: Here's the script for EC.
Bioware. Fine. But this time: Peer-review time! Everyone get together and check this for plotholes.
Later
Bioware: Ok, this won't work. Plan B. Priestly, check what's the sit on Indoc within our community. We're running out of options.
Because an adult and experienced developer will never fall for extremist/enraged/childish fans threats.
ReggarBlane wrote...
"Attributing personal statements to a company means we end up not sharing opinions." -Manveer Heir, the Curry Thunder (He linked this in his Twitter accompanying this statement from him.)
Don't read too much into it. His views are his own. Keep picking apart this stuff and he'll likely stop asking our opinions of things.
"Clarification" presumably mainly means lots of voice work and cut scenes. These things do take time.YouHaveAProblem wrote...
If the "Extended Cut" is only a clarification, then it shouldn't take so much time making.. They are basically spending half a year or more on a DLC, so I expect it to have some pretty interesting content.
It was never - never - stated that they worked in anything similar to IT. People distort as they wish what is stated in the Final Hours - they read "indocrination story where only the gameplay part was scrapped" when they should read "endgame sequence where Shepard would lose control of this body movements and fall under Reaper control". His body. Indocrination is nowhere mentioned, but people still distort the text. If you think enough, you will realize that they found a way to make Shepard lose control of his body movements in the retail game, using TIM.tobiasks wrote...
Why is it delusional, when bioware was actually working on IT at first but decided not to.
Modifié par davishepard, 23 mai 2012 - 03:31 .
jsadalia wrote...
"Clarification" presumably mainly means lots of voice work and cut scenes. These things do take time.YouHaveAProblem wrote...
If the "Extended Cut" is only a clarification, then it shouldn't take so much time making.. They are basically spending half a year or more on a DLC, so I expect it to have some pretty interesting content.
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The question has been asked numerous times on this very forum where they results were within the same margins as those on HTL.Joccaren wrote...
Because they want to know just how popular Indoc Theory is?Gibb_Shepard wrote...
What an absolutely pointless s thing to ask. I can't think of a reason as to why they'd ask this, unless I put my retard cap on.
Currently around 1/3rd of the votes on the HTL thread are "No", so I don't believe it is pointless at all. Even of those who oppose the ending, only around 2/3rds believe IT is true.
Modifié par Opsrbest, 23 mai 2012 - 03:47 .
Kings19 wrote...
Believe it was their original intention when they launched the game? No.
Believe if they will use it in the EC? Maybe.
AlexiusDAlex wrote...
I don't see why he'd make that poll there. It's the HTL site, for Mike's sake... the population sample is more inclined to say "yes" there than in any other place on the Internet. Except maybe here, of course, though I'm quite sure the populations overlap.
Regardless of all the discussion over the tiny details, "it was all a dream" is the first thing they tell you NOT to do when writing fiction unless you have a really good reason for it. Reason that ME doesn't have.
AlexiusDAlex wrote...
I don't see why he'd make that poll there. It's the HTL site, for Mike's sake... the population sample is more inclined to say "yes" there than in any other place on the Internet. Except maybe here, of course, though I'm quite sure the populations overlap.
Regardless of all the discussion over the tiny details, "it was all a dream" is the first thing they tell you NOT to do when writing fiction unless you have a really good reason for it. Reason that ME doesn't have.
Modifié par llbountyhunter, 23 mai 2012 - 03:56 .
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