Re: it's a shame
Getting your point across is much easier when you are clam and rational.
Otherwise, people won't take you seriously.
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ur sig is awesome btw :)Leave a comment:
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hey why dont u run over to the ea hq and show them how to develop games? yeah your so ****ing good that theyre gonna lay a red carpet for you and make u fresh coffee and pay u every single dollar that they make off of ur amazing game with no problems.Perhaps if there is a game that gets the majority of feedback that is negative, the game developer should probably look into it and fix it.
There are other games that people have issues with, and the developer improves it, and gets good feedback.
Quit trying to slough a game that has been plagued from the beginning with silly bugs that Programming 101 could solve, as well as a myriad of other problems simply ignored, on players just being negative.
Longevity makes a game developer famous, ie. Valve. Valve has always done their best to improve their games and it shows. In the end, any new product they put out is already pre-sold because of their good reputation.
No developer is perfect, sure. But EA doesn't even try.
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its like people that dont have kids. they talk **** about how bad the kids were raised, but they dont have any kids themselves.
u want a perfect game? go make it urself. and even if u make it people are still gonna whine about how bad it is.
also, if u were in the same situation u would have the same attitude that dice or ea has. I can guarantee that u would not try to fix the game if u were in their situtaion. u would tell them to **** themselves and buy ur next release. stfu and stop whining. u couldnt do a better job
i include myself in this, and it is why i dont moan and ***** about the game like many other idiots do.Leave a comment:
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Yer i found myself becoming really angry over nothing-which is not what i am usually like.Originally posted by Chris_RedfieldI quickly found out that stats made me play without enjoyement.
The dam stats system constantly made me hate players and thus everyone flinging the 'noob' ' u cant fly 4 ****' 'my stats r bigger den urz'Leave a comment:
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Yup, all they need is at least 100 out of Americas Fortune 500 to sponsor them.Leave a comment:
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They should release map packs, like the community here did.Leave a comment:
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If by "make it" you mean "take a 2 year old map that got thrown out the trash, then plaster it with intel ads", then definitely.
Still, a "free" map is a "free" map.
Most fitting quote here.
Reminds me of some game that started out as a mod, what was it, "counter-sprite" or something?
And then there was this other one, I think it was called "sahara combat" or something then got changed to "warzone 2" or some other.Leave a comment:
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In the end the map was not free, DICE/EA had to be payed by intel to make it..yer really shows their love for the community if all they give is a buggy editor, pointless patches that only cause more issues and maps that are 2 years old.Leave a comment:
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I quickly found out that stats made me play without enjoyement. You can get such great gameplay in unranked servers, its not even funny. Altered map content without downloading a single extra map, just to keep the existing map pool interesting. Altered vehicle spawns. Altered ticket count. IO was possible way before there was even talk about it.
If it wasnt for supervised servers, patrolled stats system and stats system altogether, BF2 would have been a different game.Leave a comment:
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