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[Cribbian]

[Han Shot First]

They can learn to release some actual info on the game, so we can have some legit topics to discuss. 

[Cyonan]

We can learn that I'm not allowed to make them, but Skadi apparently is.

[Pistolized]

...Which people to not pay attention to?

[FKA_Servo]

That their hands off approach to this forum is entirely vindicated.

[Han Shot First]

That their hands off approach to this forum is entirely vindicated.

 

It is sort of funny, but they pay more attention to Twitter than they do their own forum. They've also made important announcements or fished for feedback, on other sites like Twitter or Neogaf. 

[Guitar-Hero]

What people like about different games, shutting your ears and saying "lalala" is for fans and not developers to do.

 

If you wanna be successful in any industry you need to be honest with yourself and look to other people who are successful, which also means looking at stuff which  is inherently different to see what you can learn, or risk publishing the shame stuff every year(you can still make money off it).  

[lynroy]

tl;dr

[Suron]

those among the fanbase that absolutely should NOT be listened too at all.

 

So far all the "what can bio learn" topics are on games that either BioWare should absolutely NOT listen too, or the one mentioned was heavily influenced by BIoWare itself and is redundant.

[Helios969]

The lack of moderators paying attention to these forums.

[Kappa Neko]

That Bioware will never stop chasing what smells like more money without getting it right?

Bioware only needs to look at what didn't work in their previous games and improve THAT.

I don't want bad wannabe Skyrim exploration. I don't want a Halo clone...

At least Mass Effect gameplay did improve A LOT. Of course they kind of had to for the multiplayer. Seems like there is no such ambition for Dragon Age.

Skill balancing? What's that?

[MrMrPendragon]

Someone should make "What NOT to learn" threads with the exact same things in the "What can Bioware learn" topics.

[ZombiePopper]

What can BW learn from tic tac toe?

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[themikefest]

They can learn to lock the thread and that if more are created, warning points will be given to those people

[straykat]

They can learn to lock the thread and that if more are created, warning points will be given to those people

 

Noble effort... but sounds meaningless. I still don't understand what warning points are supposed to be. /sorry off topic

[Mathias]

Hey can we get some quality control from the mods on these "What can Bioware learn" threads? 

[Panda]

Noble effort... but sounds meaningless. I still don't understand what warning points are supposed to be. /sorry off topic

 

Warnings? My guess is that get enough warning points and you will be banned.

[straykat]

Warnings? My guess is that get enough warning points and you will be banned.

 

I had quite a few at one time. Never happened. You get banned for serious infractions that have nothing to do with the warnings. Or temp banned, if they think you'll cool off.

 

 

Just saying.

[ZombiePopper]

Initially I think 1 or 2 made good and interesting points.
But yeah, I thought all the speculation threads were bad....
Enough.
If they are able to learn anything from these threads it's;
Give. Us. Some. Damn. Information. On. Andromeda.

[Chardonney]

I had quite a few at one time. Never happened. You get banned for serious infractions that have nothing to do with the warnings. Or temp banned, if they think you'll cool off.

 

 

Just saying.

 

The mods just uses them instead of giving warnings through PM, I believe. Kind of a 'slap on the hand' for acting badly.

[don-mika]

When BioWare learn something from BSN, its turn out a bad way most of the time...

[straykat]

When BioWare learn something from BSN, its turn out a bad way most of the time...

 

Better here than Tumblr.

 

Maybe.

 

Actually, not sure.

[Kappa Neko]

They can learn to lock the thread and that if more are created, warning points will be given to those people

If people stopped feeding these threads, then maybe they would disappear...?

 

If people take the bait, then why lock threads? Obviously somebody is having their fun with it. And others are bored enough to leave a comment. I'm not big on locking threads unless they become too aggressive/offensive.

 

Besides, Off Topic is still closed, right? So might as well start spamming nonsense here.

I bought a scarf today. Awesome, right?

[They call me a SpaceCowboy]

It is sort of funny, but they pay more attention to Twitter than they do their own forum. They've also made important announcements or fished for feedback, on other sites like Twitter or Neogaf.

Wider audience on twitter. Preaching to the choir here.

[ZombiePopper]

Besides, Off Topic is still closed, right? So might as well start spamming nonsense here.
I bought a scarf today. Awesome, right?

Hmm tell us of said scarf.
Is it a Whovian scarf?