Kordras wrote...
Nightwriter wrote...
gemc123 wrote...
Madecologist wrote...
I think this thread has earned the face my Avatar is doing.
Mordin is displeased.
LOL now if THAT isn't a meme waiting to happen...
You have set into motion that which cannot be stopped.
Mordin is displeased.
Madecologist wrote...
Oh lord, don't list GTA... you actually go out on dates, and get randomly called and harrassed for dates at bad times.
Kelly: "You have 13 messages commander."
Shepard checks the messages.
Joker: Let's go Bowling...
Tali: I am feeling lonely, why don't you spend more time with me.
Garrus: Want to go see big turian teeties?
Shepard shoots himself.
Kordras wrote...
RE0305 wrote...
NoBrandOnMe wrote...
Why do you even care? Just ignore it in game and don't visit the threads.
I personally care becuase of finite resources, even with the success of both games, the developers will have a budget and a time limit. Choices have to be made, what to concentrate on, what to develop more what less. What to add, what to leave out. Every line of dialogue, every scene and every moment in the game has a price tag, it is like this with every business project and the making of Mass Effect 3 is also a business project.
For example in ME 2 having more squad members meant having less dialogue with each character. I see people on this boards saying Bioware dropped the ball with this and that, characters were too shallow bla bla bla. What people do not want to understand is that Bioware catered to almost every demand people made after ME1 and this is the result. To give fans what they demand, something has to be left out.
It is simply not possible to add everything in the game or to satisfy every wish. The argument that "If you dont like it don't use it, but it should still be an option.." is just ridiculous. The fact that something gets put into the game means something else is not, its inevitable and arguing otherwise is just wishful thinking.
As i mentioned before i enjoyed the romances and would like them to continue in ME 3, but i don't want them to become the centre of the story.
As for people telling the OP to ignore the threads whatever, its kinda hard isn't it? Because if it weren't you would have ignored this particualr thread.
But here is where I believe you and the OP separate:RE0305 wrote...
NoBrandOnMe wrote...
Why do you even care? Just ignore it in game and don't visit the threads.
I personally care becuase of finite resources, even with the success of both games, the developers will have a budget and a time limit. Choices have to be made, what to concentrate on, what to develop more what less. What to add, what to leave out. Every line of dialogue, every scene and every moment in the game has a price tag, it is like this with every business project and the making of Mass Effect 3 is also a business project.
For example in ME 2 having more squad members meant having less dialogue with each character. I see people on this boards saying Bioware dropped the ball with this and that, characters were too shallow bla bla bla. What people do not want to understand is that Bioware catered to almost every demand people made after ME1 and this is the result. To give fans what they demand, something has to be left out.
It is simply not possible to add everything in the game or to satisfy every wish. The argument that "If you dont like it don't use it, but it should still be an option.." is just ridiculous. The fact that something gets put into the game means something else is not, its inevitable and arguing otherwise is just wishful thinking.
As i mentioned before i enjoyed the romances and would like them to continue in ME 3, but i don't want them to become the centre of the story.
As for people telling the OP to ignore the threads whatever, its kinda hard isn't it? Because if it weren't you would have ignored this particualr thread.
Kordras wrote...
Mordin is displeased.
Guest_justinnstuff_*
gemc123 wrote...
Kordras wrote...
Nightwriter wrote...
gemc123 wrote...
Madecologist wrote...
I think this thread has earned the face my Avatar is doing.
Mordin is displeased.
LOL now if THAT isn't a meme waiting to happen...
You have set into motion that which cannot be stopped.
Mordin is displeased.
yay! I'm glad something positive came out of this thread
Kordras wrote...
Mordin is displeased.
Modifié par jingweisun, 17 février 2010 - 10:28 .
RE0305 wrote...
NoBrandOnMe wrote...
Why do you even care? Just ignore it in game and don't visit the threads.
I personally care becuase of finite resources, even with the success of both games, the developers will have a budget and a time limit. Choices have to be made, what to concentrate on, what to develop more what less. What to add, what to leave out. Every line of dialogue, every scene and every moment in the game has a price tag, it is like this with every business project and the making of Mass Effect 3 is also a business project.
For example in ME 2 having more squad members meant having less dialogue with each character. I see people on this boards saying Bioware dropped the ball with this and that, characters were too shallow bla bla bla. What people do not want to understand is that Bioware catered to almost every demand people made after ME1 and this is the result. To give fans what they demand, something has to be left out.
It is simply not possible to add everything in the game or to satisfy every wish. The argument that "If you dont like it don't use it, but it should still be an option.." is just ridiculous. The fact that something gets put into the game means something else is not, its inevitable and arguing otherwise is just wishful thinking.
As i mentioned before i enjoyed the romances and would like them to continue in ME 3, but i don't want them to become the centre of the story.
As for people telling the OP to ignore the threads whatever, its kinda hard isn't it? Because if it weren't you would have ignored this particualr thread.
jingweisun wrote...
the majority spamming the forums is a minority in the real gamer population
its always common for small groups of fans to take over the forums of a dev and have a monopoly of influence over fan suggestions through sheer spam.
the situation isnt as bad in bioware but for smaller games it includes much worse tactics like corrupt moderators and group flame baiting to lock threads. it ruins games
jingweisun wrote...
the majority spamming the forums is a minority in the real gamer population
its always common for small groups of fans to take over the forums of a dev and have a monopoly of influence over fan suggestions through sheer spam.
the situation isnt as bad in bioware but for smaller games it includes much worse tactics like corrupt moderators and group flame baiting to lock threads. it ruins games
RE0305 wrote...
NoBrandOnMe wrote...
Why do you even care? Just ignore it in game and don't visit the threads.
I personally care becuase of finite resources, even with the success of both games, the developers will have a budget and a time limit. Choices have to be made, what to concentrate on, what to develop more what less. What to add, what to leave out. Every line of dialogue, every scene and every moment in the game has a price tag, it is like this with every business project and the making of Mass Effect 3 is also a business project.
For example in ME 2 having more squad members meant having less dialogue with each character. I see people on this boards saying Bioware dropped the ball with this and that, characters were too shallow bla bla bla. What people do not want to understand is that Bioware catered to almost every demand people made after ME1 and this is the result. To give fans what they demand, something has to be left out.
It is simply not possible to add everything in the game or to satisfy every wish. The argument that "If you dont like it don't use it, but it should still be an option.." is just ridiculous. The fact that something gets put into the game means something else is not, its inevitable and arguing otherwise is just wishful thinking.
As i mentioned before i enjoyed the romances and would like them to continue in ME 3, but i don't want them to become the centre of the story.
As for people telling the OP to ignore the threads whatever, its kinda hard isn't it? Because if it weren't you would have ignored this particualr thread.
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Modifié par redloz, 17 février 2010 - 10:29 .
adriano_c wrote...
jingweisun wrote...
the majority spamming the forums is a minority in the real gamer population
its always common for small groups of fans to take over the forums of a dev and have a monopoly of influence over fan suggestions through sheer spam.
the situation isnt as bad in bioware but for smaller games it includes much worse tactics like corrupt moderators and group flame baiting to lock threads. it ruins games
Basically.
I'm curious as to how many actual different people are posting in that 20,000+ response 'Tali thread'...is it just the same 10-20 obsessives? I can't be bothered to actually check, lol.
Marschun wrote...
A very long rant.
Druss99 wrote...
RE0305 wrote...
NoBrandOnMe wrote...
Why do you even care? Just ignore it in game and don't visit the threads.
I personally care becuase of finite resources, even with the success of both games, the developers will have a budget and a time limit. Choices have to be made, what to concentrate on, what to develop more what less. What to add, what to leave out. Every line of dialogue, every scene and every moment in the game has a price tag, it is like this with every business project and the making of Mass Effect 3 is also a business project.
For example in ME 2 having more squad members meant having less dialogue with each character. I see people on this boards saying Bioware dropped the ball with this and that, characters were too shallow bla bla bla. What people do not want to understand is that Bioware catered to almost every demand people made after ME1 and this is the result. To give fans what they demand, something has to be left out.
It is simply not possible to add everything in the game or to satisfy every wish. The argument that "If you dont like it don't use it, but it should still be an option.." is just ridiculous. The fact that something gets put into the game means something else is not, its inevitable and arguing otherwise is just wishful thinking.
As i mentioned before i enjoyed the romances and would like them to continue in ME 3, but i don't want them to become the centre of the story.
As for people telling the OP to ignore the threads whatever, its kinda hard isn't it? Because if it weren't you would have ignored this particualr thread.
Well said sir...well said. I agree 100%.
I also love how everyone except maybe 4 or 5 people on this thread have completely missed the OP's point. He is being bashed for a point he didnt make
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