Chris Priestly wrote...
Armymedic75 wrote...
But you also stated that it could be November, December, January....So the term Summer is pretty subjective to interpretation I guess
Great sense of humor you have there.
Modifié par Marah_Fayne, 21 juin 2012 - 12:57 .
Marah_Fayne wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
Armymedic75 wrote...
But you also stated that it could be November, December, January....So the term Summer is pretty subjective to interpretation I guess
Great sense of humor you have there.
You expect us to have a sense of humor after what your company did to the game franchise we loved? Yeah.
MrDavid wrote...
Seriously, is Bioware taking scheduling advice from Valve? Can anyone convert what Summer means in Valve Time?
Modifié par TheClonesLegacy, 21 juin 2012 - 01:10 .
Modifié par DPSSOC, 21 juin 2012 - 01:16 .
wantedman dan wrote...
Marah_Fayne wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
Armymedic75 wrote...
But you also stated that it could be November, December, January....So the term Summer is pretty subjective to interpretation I guess
Great sense of humor you have there.
You expect us to have a sense of humor after what your company did to the game franchise we loved? Yeah.
Careful, can't be too direct with those poor game devs. They'll think you're attacking them.
Chris Priestly wrote...
Copy & Pasted from the same thread yestersday:
Summer will mean different things to different people. Some people think of it as June, July & August (traditionally teh warmest months). Some people use the astronomical calendar which means summer is between June 20 and September 21 this year.
For Australians, summer runs November, December and January.
For the Extended Cut, Summer will refer to when it is done and ready to be released. Could be this month, could be next month, or August or September.
Modifié par phat0817, 21 juin 2012 - 01:25 .
Chris Priestly wrote...
Copy & Pasted from the same thread yestersday:
Summer will mean different things to different people. Some people think of it as June, July & August (traditionally teh warmest months). Some people use the astronomical calendar which means summer is between June 20 and September 21 this year.
For Australians, summer runs November, December and January.
For the Extended Cut, Summer will refer to when it is done and ready to be released. Could be this month, could be next month, or August or September.
yukon fire wrote...
wantedman dan wrote...
Marah_Fayne wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
Armymedic75 wrote...
But you also stated that it could be November, December, January....So the term Summer is pretty subjective to interpretation I guess
Great sense of humor you have there.
You expect us to have a sense of humor after what your company did to the game franchise we loved? Yeah.
Careful, can't be too direct with those poor game devs. They'll think you're attacking them.
Yeah, because after lying to us, stealing our ability to choose dialogue, ignoring all most all our choices, killing galactic civilization, forcing us to play multiplayer, stranding/killing our friends while at the same time neglecting others almost completely, stuffing fridges with bodies, and calling us into question when any of these issues are brought up... I could see how they think their the victims. They're evil.
Chris Priestly wrote...
Copy & Pasted from the same thread yestersday:
Summer will mean different things to different people. Some people think of it as June, July & August (traditionally teh warmest months). Some people use the astronomical calendar which means summer is between June 20 and September 21 this year.
For Australians, summer runs November, December and January.
For the Extended Cut, Summer will refer to when it is done and ready to be released. Could be this month, could be next month, or August or September.
Modifié par Wintermaulz, 21 juin 2012 - 02:44 .
Chris Priestly wrote...
Copy & Pasted from the same thread yestersday:
Summer will mean different things to different people. Some people think of it as June, July & August (traditionally teh warmest months). Some people use the astronomical calendar which means summer is between June 20 and September 21 this year.
For Australians, summer runs November, December and January.
For the Extended Cut, Summer will refer to when it is done and ready to be released. Could be this month, could be next month, or August or September.
daigakuinsei wrote...
I'd rather wait for quality than insist on a rush job anyway. Just get it right
Marah_Fayne wrote...
daigakuinsei wrote...
I'd rather wait for quality than insist on a rush job anyway. Just get it right
I fear there is no "right" to get.
Personally, I'd rather the Australian summer. I would rather have a well thought out, carefully considered, and fully tested product than something that was shoved out the door to meet a deadline. My team is currently working under a very tight deadline, and I know what it does - frazzled nerves (not helped by all the feedback), rushed production, etc. You cut corners, you miss things that you just didn't think of, either because of the lack of time, or because you're not thinking clearly. For me, if someone gave us a more specific outline of what the EC will be, I'm more than willing to say take the time you need (provided it's something that actually sounds worthwhile, and not just expanding on what we already have).Chris Priestly wrote...
Copy & Pasted from the same thread yestersday:
Summer will mean different things to different people. Some people think of it as June, July & August (traditionally teh warmest months). Some people use the astronomical calendar which means summer is between June 20 and September 21 this year.
For Australians, summer runs November, December and January.
For the Extended Cut, Summer will refer to when it is done and ready to be released. Could be this month, could be next month, or August or September.
That uh... that's too far. RESTRAIN YOURSELF!Marah_Fayne wrote...
You expect us to have a sense of humor after what your company did to the game franchise we loved? Yeah.
They've already said they're not changing the ending, not adding any new gameplay, just cutscenes and "ending clarification". How much time do they need? We will have waited half a year for more dialog/cutscenes. I'm not getting excited until I see something a little more concrete than "summer...". Hehe.Drunken_krogan wrote...
I live in Montana, summer for us usually lasts about 2 months if we are lucky. I am willing to wait for the extended cut, let them do their job and make it good. These things take time, its not easy to create new cinematic, code backgrounds and input voices. All this takes time.
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