gezzy125 wrote...
Stop your b*tchin! We all know dlc is always later and takes longer to fix on the ps3... cause it sucks and the focus the majority of their attention on platforms where the game will work properly and have a larger fan base. Not to mention Mass effect 2 put dragon age at the back for the while. Anyways... first thing you need to do, throw out your ps3 and invest in a decent computer.
Modifié par Azure Zero, 13 février 2010 - 09:57 .
fangedwolf wrote...
I wrote a note to one of the bioware guys yesterday asking for an official ps3 thread on this forum, so fingers crossed they instate that soon
gezzy125 wrote...
Stop your b*tchin! We all know dlc is always later and takes longer to fix on the ps3... cause it sucks and the focus the majority of their attention on platforms where the game will work properly and have a larger fan base. Not to mention Mass effect 2 put dragon age at the back for the while. Anyways... first thing you need to do, throw out your ps3 and invest in a decent computer.
Quill74Pen wrote...
"Dragon Age: Origins" for the PS3 was the first Bioware game I ever purchased — and I have *not* regretted it one bit. The game is absolutely amazing and is the best RPG I've played since "Chrono Trigger" and "Chrono Cross."
I've also purchased the PS3 add-on content (Shale and Warden's Keep) and enjoyed the content they both added to DAO.
I patiently await the release of RtO and, even more so, the "Awakenings" expansion in March.
I can't say I'm not disappointed with the delay of RtO on the PS3, but to say it will keep me from purchasing future Bioware products is ludicrous. I will not deny myself another DAO-like experience!
All that said, Bioware, communication is incredibly important. Others in this thread have mentioned it — some, not so diplomatically — and I must reiterate it. Even if it's nothing more than a sticky post in the PS3 support forum with a daily or weekly update, it's better than nothing. And that thread could be used for all other DAO-related content as well, once RtO comes out. Posted on the official Bioware forums, folks can link to that thread, or quote it, elsewhere on the Internet. One sticky post with a *brief* daily or weekly update on the status of forthcoming content and/or patches would be alll it takes, Bioware. Surely an employee could be alloted 15 to 30 minutes of his or her time a day (or week) to update the aforementioned thread. And by updating, I mean just posting new information, not necessarily debating or answering thread posters' questiions. Heck, you could avoid even that by locking the thread to Bioware employees only.
I don't know if anyone at Bioware will read this post, but let it be known that I thoroughly enjoy DAO and really would like to continue my adventures in that wondrous world Bioware has crafted.
Quill74Pen
Xionraserai wrote...
Quill74Pen wrote...
"Dragon Age: Origins" for the PS3 was the first Bioware game I ever purchased — and I have *not* regretted it one bit. The game is absolutely amazing and is the best RPG I've played since "Chrono Trigger" and "Chrono Cross."
I've also purchased the PS3 add-on content (Shale and Warden's Keep) and enjoyed the content they both added to DAO.
I patiently await the release of RtO and, even more so, the "Awakenings" expansion in March.
I can't say I'm not disappointed with the delay of RtO on the PS3, but to say it will keep me from purchasing future Bioware products is ludicrous. I will not deny myself another DAO-like experience!
All that said, Bioware, communication is incredibly important. Others in this thread have mentioned it — some, not so diplomatically — and I must reiterate it. Even if it's nothing more than a sticky post in the PS3 support forum with a daily or weekly update, it's better than nothing. And that thread could be used for all other DAO-related content as well, once RtO comes out. Posted on the official Bioware forums, folks can link to that thread, or quote it, elsewhere on the Internet. One sticky post with a *brief* daily or weekly update on the status of forthcoming content and/or patches would be alll it takes, Bioware. Surely an employee could be alloted 15 to 30 minutes of his or her time a day (or week) to update the aforementioned thread. And by updating, I mean just posting new information, not necessarily debating or answering thread posters' questiions. Heck, you could avoid even that by locking the thread to Bioware employees only.
I don't know if anyone at Bioware will read this post, but let it be known that I thoroughly enjoy DAO and really would like to continue my adventures in that wondrous world Bioware has crafted.
Quill74Pen
thats exactly what i wrote a few days ago i definatly second that! good post dude
i just wished bioware would keep attention to this thread and read it but it doesnt seem so
-Blackwill- wrote...
Xionraserai wrote...
Quill74Pen wrote...
"Dragon Age: Origins" for the PS3 was the first Bioware game I ever purchased — and I have *not* regretted it one bit. The game is absolutely amazing and is the best RPG I've played since "Chrono Trigger" and "Chrono Cross."
I've also purchased the PS3 add-on content (Shale and Warden's Keep) and enjoyed the content they both added to DAO.
I patiently await the release of RtO and, even more so, the "Awakenings" expansion in March.
I can't say I'm not disappointed with the delay of RtO on the PS3, but to say it will keep me from purchasing future Bioware products is ludicrous. I will not deny myself another DAO-like experience!
All that said, Bioware, communication is incredibly important. Others in this thread have mentioned it — some, not so diplomatically — and I must reiterate it. Even if it's nothing more than a sticky post in the PS3 support forum with a daily or weekly update, it's better than nothing. And that thread could be used for all other DAO-related content as well, once RtO comes out. Posted on the official Bioware forums, folks can link to that thread, or quote it, elsewhere on the Internet. One sticky post with a *brief* daily or weekly update on the status of forthcoming content and/or patches would be alll it takes, Bioware. Surely an employee could be alloted 15 to 30 minutes of his or her time a day (or week) to update the aforementioned thread. And by updating, I mean just posting new information, not necessarily debating or answering thread posters' questiions. Heck, you could avoid even that by locking the thread to Bioware employees only.
I don't know if anyone at Bioware will read this post, but let it be known that I thoroughly enjoy DAO and really would like to continue my adventures in that wondrous world Bioware has crafted.
Quill74Pen
thats exactly what i wrote a few days ago i definatly second that! good post dude
i just wished bioware would keep attention to this thread and read it but it doesnt seem so
Put my name down to that too.
I doubt they would really care if they lose the ps3. They still have the xbox and the pc to get money from. I'm not goint to stop playing BioWare games just because I don't get an hour dlc which isn't going to affect the storyline by a lot. I just hope that BioWare doesn't do what they(ubisoft) did to splinter cell and make it an xbox exclusive (I hate them for doing that).Strykzilla wrote...
Fts I'm just going to upgrade to collectors edition god of war 3 instead of buying any expansions or dlc and let bioware figure out how to win me back months down the road when I'm bored with another game. If any of you are smart you will speak with you wallet instead of being their doormat.
Modifié par shadowdragon8190, 14 février 2010 - 08:22 .
shadowdragon8190 wrote... I just hope that BioWare doesn't do what they(ubisoft) did to splinter cell and make it an xbox exclusive (I hate them for doing that).
Xionraserai wrote...
-Blackwill- wrote...
Xionraserai wrote...
Quill74Pen wrote...
"Dragon Age: Origins" for the PS3 was the first Bioware game I ever purchased — and I have *not* regretted it one bit. The game is absolutely amazing and is the best RPG I've played since "Chrono Trigger" and "Chrono Cross."
I've also purchased the PS3 add-on content (Shale and Warden's Keep) and enjoyed the content they both added to DAO.
I patiently await the release of RtO and, even more so, the "Awakenings" expansion in March.
I can't say I'm not disappointed with the delay of RtO on the PS3, but to say it will keep me from purchasing future Bioware products is ludicrous. I will not deny myself another DAO-like experience!
All that said, Bioware, communication is incredibly important. Others in this thread have mentioned it — some, not so diplomatically — and I must reiterate it. Even if it's nothing more than a sticky post in the PS3 support forum with a daily or weekly update, it's better than nothing. And that thread could be used for all other DAO-related content as well, once RtO comes out. Posted on the official Bioware forums, folks can link to that thread, or quote it, elsewhere on the Internet. One sticky post with a *brief* daily or weekly update on the status of forthcoming content and/or patches would be alll it takes, Bioware. Surely an employee could be alloted 15 to 30 minutes of his or her time a day (or week) to update the aforementioned thread. And by updating, I mean just posting new information, not necessarily debating or answering thread posters' questiions. Heck, you could avoid even that by locking the thread to Bioware employees only.
I don't know if anyone at Bioware will read this post, but let it be known that I thoroughly enjoy DAO and really would like to continue my adventures in that wondrous world Bioware has crafted.
Quill74Pen
thats exactly what i wrote a few days ago i definatly second that! good post dude
i just wished bioware would keep attention to this thread and read it but it doesnt seem so
Put my name down to that too.
lets start a petition so bioware cant miss to read it!!!
Faith2010 wrote...
ANY DATE FOR RELEASE ONTO PS3 PLEASE???????????????????
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