Fan Negativity Was Too Much for Bioware Owners
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Mikedogg
People can be so cruel. 🙁
Spets
alanm
Were the negative fan reactions representative of the majority? If not then they should have just ignored them and plowed on. The reviews were good, sales were good, so wtf are they on about?
S3nt3nc3
Blaming players for having to leave ?
Should have done better ending and stay with the company ;p /joke
ME3 was a nice game, definitely worth playing. I'm pretty sure that this decision did not come form them, someone higher "suggested" that option to them.
Calmmo
They became corporate sellouts making games to please a board instead of gamers. Their games have long lost their identities, and their company is now just another soldier on EAs chess board. They are just yet another expendable pawn and whith what they've done with them selves thats what they deserve. EA has Biowares IPs and they will milk them dry and they will make more than just their money back.
H83
6 six years old can make better excuses than this...
There were a lot of backlash from fans because of ME3 ending but more than 90% loved the game and it sold like crazy, so this excuse is bull****.
And this is from someone that thinks that Bioware´s games are simply over rated....
Corrupt^
k37chup
I thought ending was good
NAMEk
You can't be good for everyone. People are too different. They should look at pop singers...They get more dirt than developers will ever get.
EJocys
Mass Effect 3 negativity was their own fault, because they decided to crush and kill main hero with no chance to win. Basically, player, who spent more than 150 hours to complete the game and bind with his character, was f***d by the enemy machine and left dead in the pile of rubble at the end. Main hero became bitch of the enemy at the end of ME3. When fans protested such ending and demanded more ending choices then Bioware added 4th option which was even more destructive and could be summarized as "You don't like our ending? Then f**k you!". There is no surprise that sooner or later fans are going to abandon you if you take fans money, but treat them like s**t, ignore them and pretend that you know better what they want.
Anubis
Owww poor babies.. So exhausted from the ****pile of money they earned by producing a **** ending (got nothing against the game, but the ending..*puke*
For the next time you'll know.. Listen to what the folks want, and there won't be any petition, etc..
WhiteLightning
Moderator
Or it was the plan along when hey sold out to EA. Time to move to a new project.
H-Ackermans
Either gameplayers are becoming overly spoiled by games and the demands are just plain too high to be able to match with a new game, or the whole game-industry has become all about the shareholders interests instead of BOTH the player's desire AND the spirit of game-developers.
Just think about it, how can a Star Wars RPG fail so misserably, while so many people on this planet would LOVE to have their very own "living" SW-character?
And it is also quite alarming that the 2 letters E and A show up so regularly with games that fail or do not meet fan expectations completely.
Heralded game studios disapear like Westwood, and the result is C&C4, and that is just one example.
ID Software had a big failure with RAGE, which in their idea would be the follow up branch after DOOM and Quake, but they missed the mark.
Diablo III had fans selling their kidneys so to say to get it, and it was disappointment all round, with bugs and such.
But not only is it due to bugs and such, also game story wise things seem to take a nosedive. I recently got SW:TFU II and when it so abruptly ended I sat there litterally baffled exclaiming "That's it???"
Release date ""when it is done" is totally not sellable to share-holders and investers, who want to get a next hit like PacMan or Donkey Kong every quarterly year.
IPlayNaked
Well just reading this small subset of comments on a website not even related to the game on a news article most people didn't even read...
Yeah I could see why they would want to quit over this, sure.
Just so we're clear. These guys created, helped create, whatever, some of the best games the video game industry has ever known. They have crafted amazing stories and made people enjoy life for years. Many of the games you play today are based in part of their work (as well as their colleagues, in fairness)
And this is how you guys behave. It's sickening. The devouring of talent. Take what they offer, spit it out, then devour the creators.
This game isn't FUN ENOUGH FOR ME. You're trying to entertain me and FAILING AT IT. This ENDING ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH. I WANT A BETTER ONE.
Corporate shrills, sure, sure. Whatever. For my part, I was glad to have them while they wanted to do it.
Knights of the Old Republic, Mass Effect, Neverwinter Nights, Jade Empire. Thanks guys, even if you'll never read it.
sykozis
SWTOR is losing subscriptions..... The game didn't "take-off" like EA and Bioware expected. They claimed it to be a "wow killer" and it failed miserably. The game essentially failed because of it's story.... The only way to do a successful star wars MMO-RPG....is to start at the beginning of the story...
Off-Topic: Diablo3 lacks the "feel" that a lot of people expected of a sequel to the series....and Jay Wilson's team was rather slow in addressing player concerns. It's my opinion that Jay Wilson has no clear "vision" and needs to go.
fr33k
Neo Cyrus
Chillin
VultureX
lucidus
The ending sucked any way, don't know and care about TOR.