Dr_Extrem wrote...
without a doubt ...
Also, personally, why I'm still here is because of a lot of folks here, there are a lot of great people here, regardless of the quality of the game(s) Bioware are releasing.
Dr_Extrem wrote...
without a doubt ...
Seival wrote...
Dr_Extrem wrote...
this level of uncertainty, lets you loose fans. dont get me wrong - but this board shows what happend because of this "speculations"-stuff. the board degenerated into a trench war.
what is wrong with a clear cut? people need it to go foward.
this board does not discuss the game anymore. it is a battle of interpretations and headcanons. if that makes you happy - ok .. but it kills this community. we are bleeding out.
make the next game how-, where- and with whoever you want ... a lot of people might not be around anymore to see it. not out of spite - because, they are tired.
It's not BioWare's fault that forums became a battleground. It happened because of too vocal people who lacks self-control. Those people rather start a new holy war than try to analize game events or ask right questions which can be adressed by fans or developers themselves (via DLCs).
...Call me a monster if you want, but I still think that it's community who needs some refreshing, not BioWare.
iakus wrote...
Dunabar wrote...
Better to neither confirm nor deny IT.
If they confirm it then anyone who didn't believe in it gets smacked in the face in a way.
If they flat out say that IT is not true then the IT followers get smacked in the face..
Better to neither confirm or deny IT, let both parties live in the unknown and let Bioware reveal it when the time comes.
Can't speak for believers of IT, but as someone who doesn't believe in it.
If it were ever to be outright confirmed, I'd be okay with the idea as long as we got some sort of "reveal" dlc (I always like to see the "how the con went down" scenes in caper flicks). I'm grownup enough to accept when a theory of mine proves to be wrong.
Dunabar wrote...
Better to neither confirm or deny IT, let both parties live in the
unknown and let Bioware reveal it when the time comes.
Modifié par Dunabar, 08 janvier 2013 - 12:15 .
spirosz wrote...
Dr_Extrem wrote...
without a doubt ...
Also, personally, why I'm still here is because of a lot of folks here, there are a lot of great people here, regardless of the quality of the game(s) Bioware are releasing.
Dunabar wrote...
We will know when the time comes.
Dr_Extrem wrote...
spirosz wrote...
Dr_Extrem wrote...
without a doubt ...
Also, personally, why I'm still here is because of a lot of folks here, there are a lot of great people here, regardless of the quality of the game(s) Bioware are releasing.
certain parts of the community are driving me away from this place. people who are spreading false statements, just out of spite, are one reason. i will stay until the dlc-cycle is finished - then i will make a decision.
spirosz wrote...
Also, personally, why I'm still here is because of a lot of folks here, there are a lot of great people here, regardless of the quality of the game(s) Bioware are releasing.
Modifié par fainmaca, 08 janvier 2013 - 12:20 .
69_Gio_69 wrote...
I want to finish with thanking everybody who posted in the IT thread. Because of you people I really learned how much more depth there was in ME. For all the little things I learned that I overlooked in my own playthrough.
fainmaca wrote...
spirosz wrote...
Also, personally, why I'm still here is because of a lot of folks here, there are a lot of great people here, regardless of the quality of the game(s) Bioware are releasing.
Basically the same for me. Discussing the game lost its charm a long time ago (due to actions taken on both sides of the rift that now exists between company and consumer), but using this site as a Social Network is still worthwhile for the most part. In short, Bioware isn't keeping me here (far from it). Their fans are. You know, the people getting separated into neat little circles, insulated from one another's input.
fainmaca wrote...
spirosz wrote...
Also, personally, why I'm still here is because of a lot of folks here, there are a lot of great people here, regardless of the quality of the game(s) Bioware are releasing.
Basically the same for me. Discussing the game lost its charm a long time ago (due to actions taken on both sides of the rift that now exists between company and consumer), but using this site as a Social Network is still worthwhile for the most part. In short, Bioware isn't keeping me here (far from it). Their fans are. You know, the people getting separated into neat little circles, insulated from one another's input.
Seival wrote...
Dr_Extrem wrote...
this level of uncertainty, lets you loose fans. dont get me wrong - but this board shows what happend because of this "speculations"-stuff. the board degenerated into a trench war.
what is wrong with a clear cut? people need it to go foward.
this board does not discuss the game anymore. it is a battle of interpretations and headcanons. if that makes you happy - ok .. but it kills this community. we are bleeding out.
make the next game how-, where- and with whoever you want ... a lot of people might not be around anymore to see it. not out of spite - because, they are tired.
It's not BioWare's fault that forums became a battleground. It happened because of too vocal people who lacks self-control. Those people rather start a new holy war than try to analize game events or ask right questions which can be adressed by fans or developers themselves (via DLCs).
...Call me a monster if you want, but I still think that it's community who needs some refreshing, not BioWare.
Modifié par Meltemph, 08 janvier 2013 - 12:34 .
iakus wrote...
Dunabar wrote...
We will know when the time comes.
Time should have come at the end of ME3. Or EC at the latest. But that's kinda moot now.
Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 08 janvier 2013 - 12:29 .
Okay great! I saw it, subscribed immediatelydemersel wrote...
69_Gio_69 wrote...
I want to finish with thanking everybody who posted in the IT thread. Because of you people I really learned how much more depth there was in ME. For all the little things I learned that I overlooked in my own playthrough.
Thanks, and you're welcome. Don't worry, We'll keep digging. Here is the IT group social.bioware.com/group/7365/
Dragoonlordz wrote...
It was right to be locked, it is right that now turns to using groups for that discussion. All other threads follow the same rules in general which is when there is nothing new added to the discussion about the topic itself and is merely being bumped for the purpose of either bickering or off topic discussion then just like any other thread relating to any topic which is no longer is on topic; it should get locked. It's off topic bumps are just taking the place on the front page where a more on topic current and productive thread should be.
Erm, they start what you refer to as "holy wars" because of how they analyze game events not because they don't anaylyze them. They draw different conclusions and are told these different views were exactly the point. Then they argue about which conclusion makes more sense, so no theresult is not entirely the fault of the the community, this was going to be the result because design the developers chose. I have yet to see an interpretive work where everone draws the exact same conclusion. There are no right questions to ask in this scenario, you won't get a straight answer regardless, as Chris made perfecly clear not a few pages ago.Seival wrote...
It's not BioWare's fault that forums became a battleground. It happened because of too vocal people who lacks self-control. Those people rather start a new holy war than try to analize game events or ask right questions which can be adressed by fans or developers themselves (via DLCs).
...Call me a monster if you want, but I still think that it's community who needs some refreshing, not BioWare.
Modifié par Greylycantrope, 08 janvier 2013 - 12:31 .
Greylycantrope wrote...
Erm, they start what you refer to as "holy wars" because of how they analyze game events. They draw different conclusions and are told these different views were exactly the point. Then they argue about which conclusion makes more sense, so no theresult is not entirely the fault of the the community, this was going to be the result because design the developers chose. I have yet to see an interpretive work where everone draws the exact same conclusion. There are no right questions to ask in this scenario, you won't get a straight answer regardless, as Chris made perfecly clear not a few pages ago.Seival wrote...
It's not BioWare's fault that forums became a battleground. It happened because of too vocal people who lacks self-control. Those people rather start a new holy war than try to analize game events or ask right questions which can be adressed by fans or developers themselves (via DLCs).
...Call me a monster if you want, but I still think that it's community who needs some refreshing, not BioWare.
Modifié par Dr_Extrem, 08 janvier 2013 - 12:32 .
spirosz wrote...
Dragoonlordz wrote...
It was right to be locked, it is right that now turns to using groups for that discussion. All other threads follow the same rules in general which is when there is nothing new added to the discussion about the topic itself and is merely being bumped for the purpose of either bickering or off topic discussion then just like any other thread relating to any topic which is no longer is on topic; it should get locked. It's off topic bumps are just taking the place on the front page where a more on topic current and productive thread should be.
Why don't they close off the MP section, since there is nothing new except updates or the story section since we all know what the story is about? Lets just have a section called "DLC discussion" for future SP & MP DLC and make the rest of the dicussions go into groups.
Greylycantrope wrote...
Erm, they start what you refer to as "holy wars" because of how they analyze game events not because they don't anaylyze them. They draw different conclusions and are told these different views were exactly the point. Then they argue about which conclusion makes more sense, so no theresult is not entirely the fault of the the community, this was going to be the result because design the developers chose. I have yet to see an interpretive work where everone draws the exact same conclusion. There are no right questions to ask in this scenario, you won't get a straight answer regardless, as Chris made perfecly clear not a few pages ago.Seival wrote...
It's not BioWare's fault that forums became a battleground. It happened because of too vocal people who lacks self-control. Those people rather start a new holy war than try to analize game events or ask right questions which can be adressed by fans or developers themselves (via DLCs).
...Call me a monster if you want, but I still think that it's community who needs some refreshing, not BioWare.
Ticonderoga117 wrote...
spirosz wrote...
Dragoonlordz wrote...
It was right to be locked, it is right that now turns to using groups for that discussion. All other threads follow the same rules in general which is when there is nothing new added to the discussion about the topic itself and is merely being bumped for the purpose of either bickering or off topic discussion then just like any other thread relating to any topic which is no longer is on topic; it should get locked. It's off topic bumps are just taking the place on the front page where a more on topic current and productive thread should be.
Why don't they close off the MP section, since there is nothing new except updates or the story section since we all know what the story is about? Lets just have a section called "DLC discussion" for future SP & MP DLC and make the rest of the dicussions go into groups.
Or just close the entire forums since DLC dicussion usually talks about:
Fix the ending for once, not break it some more.
Dinosaurs!
Romance.
Citadel.
So... why are we here again? Why is this entire forum not closed again?
All the more reason my preferred one is unofficial, had enough of that nonsenseDr_Extrem wrote...
word.
it is simply too late for the big reveal ... analysing and pretending that the own conclusion is superior, have become a very bad habit here.
Modifié par Greylycantrope, 08 janvier 2013 - 12:36 .
Modifié par superblaze1, 08 janvier 2013 - 12:41 .
superblaze1 wrote...
Chris, i have question.
do you believe ME4 on UE4 (unreal engine 4) would be very much more amazing and bigger, clear than anything of the scale not done before right? as far i know, ME1 had UE or UE2 and ME3 has UE3 so here's slight chance that ME4 will run on UE4?