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[brummyuk19]

Poll HERE

[Sylvianus]

No. They try many things new, work hard but they don't seem to be learning from their mistakes. I don't know. They need maybe someone who doesn't work with EA and Bioware to open their eyes.

Modifié par Sylvianus, 27 novembre 2012 - 09:53 .

[brummyuk19]

Arcian wrote...

No. I am growing increasingly more convinced they are deliberately trying to destroy their own company.

I was just on the bog, (that's where I do all my thinking) and I came to the same conclusion. I think they just want to milk as much money as they can before their company goes bust. I don't think they care anymore.

[GreenDragon37]

*takes a look at Omega*

Lol, no, are you mad, bro!?

They haven't learned a thing. We're just going to keep going through the motions. Well, back to my popcorn.

*sits back down and eats popcorn*

Modifié par GreenDragon37, 27 novembre 2012 - 09:54 .

[Sable Rhapsody]

We'll see with DA3. At least the DA team still chats with the community and admit some of their missteps with DA2.

[M Hedonist]

Lolwut?
I thought it was generally accepted that Bioware has been going backwards, taking one step at a time with each piece of content they've released since LotSB.

[Sylvianus]

With the DA team, I'm sure it will be better. Since they chat with the community they can really understand better what were the issues.

But with Mass effect team... i don't even know if they are aware that M3 was very flawled even if it was still a good game. ( but not a really good rpg however )

Modifié par Sylvianus, 27 novembre 2012 - 10:17 .

[Captain_Obvious]

If you cannot admit you made a mistake, you cannot learn from it. "Artistic integrity," anyone?

[liggy002]

Arcian wrote...

No. I am growing increasingly more convinced they are deliberately trying to destroy their own company.

I think so too but I'm not exactly sure why.

[futurepixels]

Bioware doesn't think they made any mistakes.

[Sylvianus]

futurepixels wrote...

Bioware doesn't think they made any mistakes.

Yeah that might be also true. If that's the case, they are definitely lost.

[Rosstoration]

Arcian wrote...

No. I am growing increasingly more convinced they are deliberately trying to destroy their own company.

I couldn't help but laugh, I have to agree with you. It is completely bizzare. It goes beyond a few mistakes (Broken face importer that wasn't fixed for weeks, day one on disc DLC, the poor implimentation and over-reliance on EMS, the shafting of ME2 romance options, ME: Deception, this Vega cartoon that noone wanted and just looks comically awful etc, etc, etc).
I'm still hoping BioWare can pull themselves together and start delivering on what I paid £40 for, but my hope is slowly turning to exasperation.

Do I fully expect BioWare to go the same way as Westwood Studios under this ownership by EA? Absolutely.

Modifié par Rosstoration, 27 novembre 2012 - 10:27 .

[AlanC9]

Depends. Which"mistakes" are we talking about?

[Redbelle]

Sylvianus wrote...

futurepixels wrote...

Bioware doesn't think they made any mistakes.

Yeah that might be also true. If that's the case, they are definitely lost.

And here in lie's the problem.

The current impression I have is that I am slowly raising my voice to a bick wall............ that evey now and then dislodge's a brick to land on my head........... which really hurt's!

And after rubbing the pain away, I go back to telling said wall how to not drop bricks.

A back to basic's approach would be heplful as BW seem's to have lost a certain flair for knowing how to find new way's to impress us.

ME3 simply doesn't have any of those heat wrenching decisions like choosing if Ash or Kaiden died in ME1.

Or trying to work it so that you get every last crew member through that suicide mission.

I just don't see the dialogue wheel, or the decision making mechanic working overtime to surprise me. It's all by the numbers and on the rails.

I hate to say this. But ME3 has gone vanilla and replaced unpredictable first time round results with playing it straight.

[M Hedonist]

They're making more money than they ever did! The critics are their personal fluffers! Who cares if some, quote, "toxic" part of their fanbase is angry at them?
I have to admit, there's slightly more hope for DA, though. ME is lost, however.

[Texhnolyze101]

Arcian wrote...

No. I am growing increasingly more convinced they are deliberately trying to destroy their own company.

I'm thinking the same thing.

[Squallypo]

make this poll official with sticky please.
and No they havent learn shizz.

[Fireblader70]

No.

Developer comments about Dragon Age 3 are just the same as they were before Dragon Age 2's release, and Omega is a poorly written bullet fest with so much auto-dialogue it hurts.

Still have a glimmer of hope, though. That's the only reason I stick around.

[Steelcan]

I don't know which is worse, that BioWare knows they are upsetting their fanbase but keep doing what they are doing regardless, or they genuinely think that it is quality work.

[Suspire]

What mistakes? They're perfect, don't you get it. They're just too deep for you.

[ioannisdenton]

NOTE noone mentions:
ME team is different than DA team.
ME team does not seem to learn whereas DA team gave wonderfull DLC for DA2 whihc adressed lots of it's shortcomings...

[Redbelle]

Suspire wrote...

What mistakes? They're perfect, don't you get it. They're just too deep for you.

You mean like, drowned?

[ste100]

No.