d-boy15 wrote...
May be EA is aim for COD market? It's a big damm market that everyone wants to be in.Melrache wrote...
You are living in the past, it might apply to Call of Duty, but not to this.
Br3ad wrote...
No. Advertising is how you draw in customers. Marketing maybe, but more than anything, the ACTUAL GAME is how the public will perceive your game.
General TSAR wrote...
You might have perceived it as a Dudebro Call of Duty/Halo clone, but I didn't.
I know, right?Shadow of Light Dragon wrote...
Remarkable. It's almost as if we're two different people.
Modifié par General TSAR, 09 février 2014 - 02:44 .
Melrache wrote...
d-boy15 wrote...
May be EA is aim for COD market? It's a big damm market that everyone wants to be in.Melrache wrote...
You are living in the past, it might apply to Call of Duty, but not to this.
With RPG ? Yeaaah, I think even they know that they have no place in that market with a game like that. They need way more explosions, way more customizable weapons and gameplay that requires way less thinking.
Modifié par Heretic_Hanar, 09 février 2014 - 02:43 .
The Hierophant wrote...
I'm sorry Seboist, Br3ad, General TSAR but i want to see a fem Inquisitor in the advertisements.
Ask me why? No seriously ask me?
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
Melrache wrote...
d-boy15 wrote...
May be EA is aim for COD market? It's a big damm market that everyone wants to be in.Melrache wrote...
You are living in the past, it might apply to Call of Duty, but not to this.
With RPG ? Yeaaah, I think even they know that they have no place in that market with a game like that. They need way more explosions, way more customizable weapons and gameplay that requires way less thinking.
You mean like ME2 and ME3?
Not all COD players are annoying kid or dude who care only about guns, girls and explosion in video game...Melrache wrote...
With RPG ? Yeaaah, I think even they know that they have no place in that market with a game like that. They need way more explosions, way more customizable weapons and gameplay that requires way less thinking.
Modifié par d-boy15, 09 février 2014 - 02:57 .
I'd forgotten about thatVolus Warlord wrote...
d-boy15 wrote...
May be EA is aim for COD market? It's a big damm market that everyone wants to be in.Melrache wrote...
You are living in the past, it might apply to Call of Duty, but not to this.
They did shout it out when DA2 was in development. "We want the CoD fanbase"
Tbh those games were trying to attract the Gears of War crowd with it's cover shooting and ME3's Horde Mode.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
Melrache wrote...
d-boy15 wrote...
May be EA is aim for COD market? It's a big damm market that everyone wants to be in.Melrache wrote...
You are living in the past, it might apply to Call of Duty, but not to this.
With RPG ? Yeaaah, I think even they know that they have no place in that market with a game like that. They need way more explosions, way more customizable weapons and gameplay that requires way less thinking.
You mean like ME2 and ME3?
cjones91 wrote...
I don't really get why people always pull the profit excuse when it comes to not marketing games with female leads.I thought a business is supposed to include more customers instead of driving them away because of some old boy's club.
Modifié par Seboist, 09 février 2014 - 02:47 .
You already know about the game and you perticipate in convos on their social network. EA's Marketing branch hardly care about what you want to see in an ad. So I really don't need to know why, and EA most definitely doesnt either.The Hierophant wrote...
I'm sorry Seboist, Br3ad, General TSAR but i want to see a fem Inquisitor in the advertisements.
Ask me why? No seriously ask me?
cjones91 wrote...
I don't really get why people always pull the profit excuse when it comes to not marketing games with female leads.I thought a business is supposed to include more customers instead of driving them away because of some old boy's club.
Melrache wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
Melrache wrote...
d-boy15 wrote...
May be EA is aim for COD market? It's a big damm market that everyone wants to be in.Melrache wrote...
You are living in the past, it might apply to Call of Duty, but not to this.
With RPG ? Yeaaah, I think even they know that they have no place in that market with a game like that. They need way more explosions, way more customizable weapons and gameplay that requires way less thinking.
You mean like ME2 and ME3?
Still lacking in gun customization and required bit too much thinking at times. You actually had to take cover.
Modifié par Heretic_Hanar, 09 février 2014 - 02:50 .
Modifié par General TSAR, 09 février 2014 - 02:49 .
Guest_JujuSamedi_*
Umm.....that's 99.9% of the fanbase.d-boy15 wrote...
Not all COD players are annoying kid or dude who care only about guns, girls and explosion in video game...Melrache wrote...
With RPG ? Yeaaah, I think even they know that they have no place in that market with a game like that. They need way more explosions, way more customizable weapons and gameplay that requires way less thinking.
Who are these hypothetical people who make conclusions on a game's quality by the ads? They may decide to buy a product from it, but most don't judge a game from a ten second explosion.Shadow of Light Dragon wrote...
Br3ad wrote...
No. Advertising is how you draw in customers. Marketing maybe, but more than anything, the ACTUAL GAME is how the public will perceive your game.
People draw lots of conclusions on what a product will be like depending on how it's advertised and marketted, whether or not those conclusions are correct.
Guest_JujuSamedi_*
What?Volus Warlord wrote...
cjones91 wrote...
I don't really get why people always pull the profit excuse when it comes to not marketing games with female leads.I thought a business is supposed to include more customers instead of driving them away because of some old boy's club.
Holy ****.
Volus Warlord wrote...
cjones91 wrote...
I don't really get why people always pull the profit excuse when it comes to not marketing games with female leads.I thought a business is supposed to include more customers instead of driving them away because of some old boy's club.
Holy ****.
Modifié par OperatingWookie, 09 février 2014 - 02:51 .
I know that feel bro, I know that feel....TipsLeFedora wrote...
The only thing I hate about COD is that everyone has had sexual relations with my mother.
cjones91 wrote...
What?Volus Warlord wrote...
cjones91 wrote...
I don't really get why people always pull the profit excuse when it comes to not marketing games with female leads.I thought a business is supposed to include more customers instead of driving them away because of some old boy's club.
Holy ****.
it's for the lols. To see the extra complaints it'll cause. People are never satisfied.Volus Warlord wrote...
The Hierophant wrote...
I'm sorry Seboist, Br3ad, General TSAR but i want to see a fem Inquisitor in the advertisements.
Ask me why? No seriously ask me?
Why?
OperatingWookie wrote...
Volus Warlord wrote...
cjones91 wrote...
I don't really get why people always pull the profit excuse when it comes to not marketing games with female leads.I thought a business is supposed to include more customers instead of driving them away because of some old boy's club.
Holy ****.
So you try to distract from the sexism of the gaming industry and pretend it doesn't exist? Well excuse me, but apathy is death.
Is it too much to ask for a game that considers female fans? In a day and age where almost all protagonists are grizzled dudebro clones, it'd just be nice to have a bit of variety.
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