eagle17 on 19/6/2008 at 06:45
Walkthrough? This is getting really outrageous. How far are those morons willing to go...? Just curious.
RavynousHunter on 19/6/2008 at 07:52
As far as their idiocy will take them. And seeing the trends goin on today, idiocy is quite normal, and profitable, no less. Just look at EA.
eagle17 on 19/6/2008 at 10:09
True. EA is a good example, if you know Medal of Honor - Airborne, you have a perfect example of such comercial trash.
RavynousHunter on 19/6/2008 at 11:22
Well, I was more referring to post-Renaissance UO, as I've yet to play MoH : Airborne. Not to mention the EA Sports trash. If I ever get into gaming, I swear to myself that I would rather commit seppuku than work for EA... Them and Blizzard. I have a moral thing against Blizzard.
ZylonBane on 19/6/2008 at 12:24
Quote Posted by eagle17
Walkthrough? This is getting really outrageous. How far are those morons willing to go...? Just curious.
You don't know what a "walkthrough" is, do you?
Renault on 19/6/2008 at 12:51
Quote Posted by RavynousHunter
I have a moral thing against Blizzard.
And yet...the picture in your profile is from World of Warcraft. :confused:
eagle17 on 19/6/2008 at 12:58
Quite the contrary, I do know what walkthrough is and I'm merely implying that releasing a walkthrough for this "game" is an insult. It proves that those developers are so stupid that they think people would want to "walk through" the entire game. AFTER their little secret was "revealed."
Springheel on 19/6/2008 at 14:56
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These guys are so out of touch that they didn't think what they were doing was illegal
That's possible (though I have a hard time believing it) but even so, what about everyone else involved? Did the publishers not LOOK at the game? Did no one playtest it? It can't be *that* easy to get a publisher to sell your indie game, can it?
Gambit on 19/6/2008 at 16:26
Publishers are required to know about the game industry...
But recognising some backgrounds ?
Publishers don´t spend their days playing Oblivion.
And I can´t imagine serious publishers looking at thousands of fonts, artworks, midi files, textures and models to find any problem. They´re not the police, they just want to see a sellable product and pack it for money.
