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Originally posted by kartana I like TotalBiscuit's quick looks but his self entitlement is very high... And btw: no one mentions Guest Keys. I personally think Guest Keys had a large influence on the Error 37. I know 4 people who bought D3 and ga…
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It's not just BioWare, DICE used to make some nice stuff but then they decided to cater to the masses and dumb down Battlefield 3. They just announced this DLC that is basically Battlefield without vehicles in very very small maps. The "ol…
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Major lulz from the thread starter... ME3 up there with HL2. Good to know you're an EA shareholder.
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I find it hard to still care about Mass Effect. The second game was so simplified, to a nauseating level. The ME 2 world felt empty, and extremely small, some missions had those corridors you could only visit for the mission itself and never again,…
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Like I played Oblivion, explore, see same dogs/imps every 2 yds
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How is this a computer thing? The stagnation in some genres is not really hard to see... Just look at Microsoft saying "hey there is gonna be Halo 4 and a remake of the first game". Some big budget games are still fine by me in PC and consoles…
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The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion. Playing it native (no mods), the game is average at best. lol@GOTY
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PC game sales charts are quite high if you think of what's being said in this thread and what's in reality. No it's not making as much money as consoles but it's a different animal, modding adds a great value to the games and people do it for …
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Sorry but I'm not buying Ben's data and reasoning, or anyone in EA's free to play deparment. I tried his Battlefield Heroes and Battlefield Play 4 Free games being a fan of the series, but they're not Battlefield games. They are just dum…
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I guess the thing that saved Oblivion from being a so-so game was user made content. Try to play it without any mods and it's as bland as possible
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It's their credibility as devlopers that is dying. You can only get so far with those lifeless eye-candy games they've done recently. They must go back to their roots, analyze what was good in their old games and start improving from its models, and…
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I never understood the appeal behind the Fable games... The first one felt like a mockery of the games with decisions with them being meaningless (killing your sister doesn't make much of a difference in the world) plus too black and white. I never …
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SE is not dying but they havedn't produced a very good game in a while. They must get their priorities checked and try looking at the market instead of sticking their head where the sun doesn't shine and expect people to just hand over money for nam…
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Perhaps because the game isn't going to get many A+ reviews and the first one wasn't excellent as well.
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Originally posted by snippy64 Originally posted by Routver Sorry but why are customers supposed to be okay with a game being poorly optimized for PC? Some companies can do ports fine, so I don't think we should just give away free passe…
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The only two names from EA that can produce genuinely great stuff are BioWare and DICE. I'm not surprised.
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Sorry but why are customers supposed to be okay with a game being poorly optimized for PC? Some companies can do ports fine, so I don't think we should just give away free passes to a pretty much well established company. This forgiving attitude wil…
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Originally posted by justandulas Originally posted by Routver I found the way they used the classic vendor system for player sold items utterly hilarious. Do eastern MMO developers even play the games they make? Or other MMOs? Because that…
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I found the way they used the classic vendor system for player sold items utterly hilarious. Do eastern MMO developers even play the games they make? Or other MMOs? Because that system is a steaming pile of shit. I thought one would have figured t…
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I never understood what was the big deal with Oblivion. It was as bland as you can get.
