[quote]mrfoo1 wrote...
[quote]valdermos wrote...
@mrfoo 1
It’s a basic consumer right to voice complaints towards a supplier if your unhappy with their product or the lack of customer support, also I’m confused as to why your here, you’ve already made it plain that you’re a pc fanboy so why are you on a console forum. I’ve read your same self-centred head up your own arse post’s on the ps3 forum, what’s the matter will no-one on the pc forum talk to you so you have to console bash and hope that you’ll get some attention. Here’s a bit of free advice GET A LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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mrfoo 1 wrote
Actually, if you read what I have posted you would realize that I'm not supporting either platform, PC, Xbox, PS3. I know it's difficult to look past your bias as it is with Supesims. And that it's as equally easy for you to insult me along with Supersims because you are unable to form any sort of valid argument that extends beyond "We are the consumer, we are always right" but I don't see how that has anything to do with any of my responses. Really why should I not try and correct delibratly misinforming posts posts like Supersims and Ziggurcat's (for those whom are wondering about what valdermos is infering to) when they hold no baring or water to any argument they are trying to discuss or bring forth and are actively doing nothing more then agitating a subset user group.
valdermos wrote
Actually I have read your posts and on more than one occasion you have expressed a clear bias towards the pc platform so the reason I’ve called you a fanboy is because it’s the impression you project. Also as pointed out by Supesims you have shown the ability to throw out the insults when suited, so don’t go taking the moral high ground of oh I’ve been insulted when you’re as guilty of the same offence. As for not having a valid argument beyond “we are customers” what other argument do we need. When a project is planned, designed, implemented and produced with the end goal of selling their product to a consumer base there should and must be a strong consumer focus also with the provision of a customer support facility that must provide customer support. This strategy was intended to create product/ brand loyalty and therefore return healthy revenues i.e. happy satisfied customers means increased sales = more revenue and for a company that has released statements indicating 2 years of DLC/Expansions this has to be paramount. Now the facts are that a large section of the consumer base is dissatisfied with the product and the lack of customer support they have received. The adoption of the silence policy by Bioware has only succeeded in alienating what is their products largest consumer base i.e. sales of the product to the console user. Customer’s do not or shouldn’t be expected to care about how long it takes a dev team to create a patch when the purchase a game, their only concern is playing the game and if that game contains elements that render parts of the game unplayable it should be addressed in a timely matter, 4 months after game release and still no solution is NOT a timely matter.
mrfoo 1 wrote
Realistically in order for me to discuss anything with you I would have to use two whole arguments. The first being well you are a console gamer. So everything you think you should have doesn't matter and you should be spending some 500$ or more on a game because your to poor to be able to afford a decent gaming PC. And secondly, get a PC and you won't have to worry about being a console gamer. And while both those seem like valid points for you and Supersims to factuate into an argument, it isn't for me. The bottom line is I can post whatever I like seeing as how I am not the one who is constantly bringing up the differences between consoles and PC for gaming, having either be a superior or one be inferior, or otherwise do anything to present that as my stance. Where as you and Supersims seem more then willing to start that discussion.
valdermos wrote
Actually as my profile states I also have a registered copy for the pc so you’re argument is invalid and as you had already attacked the opinion of several console users on two forums before I posted anything I think it’s more of a case of you trying to factuate these topic’s into an argument.
mrfoo 1 wrote
And you are right, voice your complaints away. I have neither told nor requested that you not. I have only stated the fact that the way you are going about doing so is inappropriate and has been proven to work against users for games that are not hosted online or of the MMO catagory and that knowing what it is that you want and what the process's involved in may make it less frustrating to be experiencing issues. If you would rather discuss which console is better offer an argument and I will be more than happy to discuss it with you, and I extend that to Supersims as well.
If you would take a second and stop reading everything on a personal level the capability to actually have a discussion that's based on the topic of the thread, as much as all you want is a response from a dev, would actually be more worthwhile then constantly being frustrated.
valdermos wrote
To expect the consumer to be aware of the process of manufacturing a product or the time constraints on releasing a method to fix the problems they are experiencing is not only foolish but it borders on being a ridiculous idea. Exactly where in the planning process would that be suggested and by what idiot, if I buy a car I don’t know nor do I care exactly how it is manufactured or how long it has taken, I only expect it to perform in the manner it was designed to perform and hence the reason I purchased the product, and if I encounter a problem I also expect my concerns to be addressed. As indicated by many console users DA:O hasn’t received a patch to fix the in game bugs or has the console community received any acceptable amount of customer support, then the title of this forum i.e. Bioware gives console the shaft is completely valid
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