Expansion is way too early.

[C11.Nemisis]

Re: Expansion is way too early.

bugs? glitches? tking? they should fix all the problems with this game before they go making another game that will probably have alot of the same problems

The game was made by DICE Sweden, the expansion pack is being made by DICE Canada, there is no conflict in the development and no chance of "destroying" BF2 since they are 2 complete independant sattelite offices.

its like the second post of the thread guess ppl just skip to the last page

[Yezo]

Re: Expansion is way too early.

Ok, but now I am confused

Ok heres a lame mans version:

DICE - Game Developer
EA Games - Game Publisher, Publicity management, and of course customer support and or services offered with the game.

1. Dice creates a buggy game.
2. EA Publishes It.
3. EA gets complaints and flames.
4. EA sends all the info to DICE.
5. Dice resolves the problems with game code.
6. Dice gives the solution to EA.
7. EA reviews, tests, yada,yada yada.
8. EA releases.

Steps 4 & 5 take the longest because of our ever flooding complaints.

well ... this whole thread reminds me of something ...

like a scene ... 5 fat guys sitting infront of the tv ...yelling at the football player ... idiot !!! pass the ball !!! dumbass !!! didnt u see him !!! omg ... what is he doing ... get your ass up ... duuuuude !!! run faster !!!

and then discussing how a team has to be managed !!!

i pretty much know that 99,9% of the poster doesent have the smallest clue what its like to create a game , run a company , publish or fix any bugs ...

so please ... shut the hell up already ...enjoy the game... be thankful EA and dice still gives a crap and tries to come up with something ... and dont spray around wisdom u know shyte about it !!!

Your right, though due to the fact that I work to develop server software solutions for MMC - Mercer I have a great insight to exactly how tough it is. Furthermore in university, the professors will tell you to avoid the Game industry because of its inheirent problems with their employees. Long hours, no benefits, and likely to make you a widow at the age of 25 provided you have gotten married or even found someone to go out with.

I probably have a greater understanding than you do, so you might as well pack your bags and keep out of this thread.

Right now the gaming industry is being forced to change. Ubisoft has created offices in 3rd world countries to take advantage of cheap labor and make them work long hours. EA's practice in america has already caused it to loose almost 6 million in revenues due to lawsuits being filed by their employee's. The gaming industry is harsh. Its not tough to program a game, but its the extra long hours making it better which creates the strain.

By all means go join the gaming industry today as of this moment, and you'll find everything I have said to be true.

[soraflair]

Re: Expansion is way too early.

Never played Vietnam. But I am buying this Expansion.

[imported_Chubz]

Re: Expansion is way too early.

sure BFV sucked it. but those booby traps on cars was coool. even thought i really ddidnt get to use it

I liked Battlefield Vietnam.... the 2-4 shot kills made it more realistic, the helicopters added alot to the game (Don't even mention Desert Combat... I know...), and the music was just flatout AWESOME.

Not to mention Point of Existence....

I honestly kind of miss Battlefield Vietnam; it was a fun game. :cry:

[={SOC}= Sniper]

Re: Expansion is way too early.

I want to try vietnam. Was it fun?

[Focker]

Re: Expansion is way too early.

Ok heres a lame mans version:

DICE - Game Developer
EA Games - Game Publisher, Publicity management, and of course customer support and or services offered with the game.

1. Dice creates a buggy game.
2. EA Publishes It.
3. EA gets complaints and flames.
4. EA sends all the info to DICE.
5. Dice resolves the problems with game code.
6. Dice gives the solution to EA.
7. EA reviews, tests, yada,yada yada.
8. EA releases.

Steps 4 & 5 take the longest because of our ever flooding complaints.



Your right, though due to the fact that I work to develop server software solutions for MMC - Mercer I have a great insight to exactly how tough it is. Furthermore in university, the professors will tell you to avoid the Game industry because of its inheirent problems with their employees. Long hours, no benefits, and likely to make you a widow at the age of 25 provided you have gotten married or even found someone to go out with.

I probably have a greater understanding than you do, so you might as well pack your bags and keep out of this thread.

Right now the gaming industry is being forced to change. Ubisoft has created offices in 3rd world countries to take advantage of cheap labor and make them work long hours. EA's practice in america has already caused it to loose almost 6 million in revenues due to lawsuits being filed by their employee's. The gaming industry is harsh. Its not tough to program a game, but its the extra long hours making it better which creates the strain.

By all means go join the gaming industry today as of this moment, and you'll find everything I have said to be true.

I would have hoped someone who is supposedly educated would know the difference between "your" and "you're" and "lose" and "loose".