David7204 wrote...
Does it make people feel powerful somehow to loudly announce how uninterested they are in something? Particularly since the inherent irony of the situation is childish in its simplicity?
And yet, here you are contributing to the foolishness. If you have a problem with a thread move along, don't add to it.David7204 wrote...
This thread is far more indicative of the foolishness of some of the people here than the foolishness of BioWare.
you ****ing kidding me? how long have you been here? back when ME was released there was TONS of perfectly valid eloquently put feedback about, say, the mako and the inventory but rather than listening specifically to how to improve them bioware chose to just freaking remove them or dumb them down for no reason in the case of the RPG progression and skills.MegaSovereign wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
LOL good on them, they also used it as damage control, worse, as criticism continued their answer became "now please tell us what you liked about it" as opposed to acknowledging they ****ed upMegaSovereign wrote...
Except they never stated that the fans should like it just because the reviewers did.
They were just grateful for all the good reviews they got. Calm down.
Positive feedback is just as constructive as negative. If people were as vocal about the things they liked as much as the things they didn't like then Bioware would know not to remove certain aspects for future games. I feel like the ME trilogy suffered a bit because of the lack of that important feedback.
You're trying to antagonize them over things that aren't a big deal in the first place.
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xsdob wrote...
Why do people pre-order other than for the perks? It's not like the games going to be sold out, and even if it is it won't be for long.
If not for the bonuses from wherever you pre-order, why pre-order a game you know you can get otherwise?
Bourne Endeavor wrote...
Ryoten wrote...
It's not so much about ME3 or the ending anymore. It's about BioWare. I don't like that they can't take criticism about anything because they cant come down off that mountain of theirs. They're too defiant, and too arrogant. The way they passive-aggressively attacked the community for not liking their ending, instead of accepting they made a mistake...was the same as when DA2 failed. They get all childish. I'm almost 29 years old. I left high school behind years ago.
See, this precisely why I have still refrained from even beating ME3 (Youtube a lot). The condescending attitude and utter disregard from BioWare regulated them far on the backburner. It cemented they could care less about the fanbase when we are not lavishing them with praise admist any criticism. "We're listening." Evidently, not.
Gaider's crusader defense for a blatant retcon was hilarious though, if only because the sheer idiocy of it.
xsdob wrote...
Why do people pre-order other than for the perks? It's not like the games going to be sold out, and even if it is it won't be for long.
If not for the bonuses from wherever you pre-order, why pre-order a game you know you can get otherwise?
crimzontearz wrote...
you ****ing kidding me? how long have you been here? back when ME was released there was TONS of perfectly valid eloquently put feedback about, say, the mako and the inventory but rather than listening specifically to how to improve them bioware chose to just freaking remove them or dumb them down for no reason in the case of the RPG progression and skills.MegaSovereign wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
LOL good on them, they also used it as damage control, worse, as criticism continued their answer became "now please tell us what you liked about it" as opposed to acknowledging they ****ed upMegaSovereign wrote...
Except they never stated that the fans should like it just because the reviewers did.
They were just grateful for all the good reviews they got. Calm down.
Positive feedback is just as constructive as negative. If people were as vocal about the things they liked as much as the things they didn't like then Bioware would know not to remove certain aspects for future games. I feel like the ME trilogy suffered a bit because of the lack of that important feedback.
You're trying to antagonize them over things that aren't a big deal in the first place.
Bioware hears what they want to hear mostly and RARELY admits any wrongdoings or failures
hell to this day only ONE dev acknowledged we were screwed by the multi player gimmick to get the breath scene.
Should we also not speak about linearity? awful treatment of secondary characters? auto dialogue? nearly worthless RPG features? dumbed down ally progression even after we were told this was not going to happen again? TwitterCanon?
come the **** on
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