Then they finished the game and by gum, some vocal people sure hated that ending. r n r nSo BioWare read the vitriolic comments, listened to the petitions, and made a new ending that tried to address some of these concerns. And guess what The haters still hated it. We, ...
Last I checked, if players steamroll through your 30 hour game in a set of sleepless nights and then they 're eager to play even more... That 's not usually indicative of bad design. Unless you 're claiming the the last time I was so into a book that I ...
Chen 's got a vision, it 's proven powerful and successful, and he 's got an opinion about what he 'd like to see changed about the industry. Varying ideas and opinions are healthy, they breed innovation and a chance to do things differently - or even better. r n ...
Some day, I have faith that someone will actually read John Riccitiello s linked statements rather than just reading the headline and will see that he was being extremely reasonable in his remarks about the competition - even saying he 's glad they 're there - and that his words, ...
Social Games need rational design almost more than most other titles. Social games are games in minutiae and need to produce very specific results. Rationally designing to produce those effects is crucial.
You really don 't understand language at all, do you r n r nYour repeated examples are completely ridiculous and are flawed analogies in so many ways that I have difficulty believing you 're being serious. r n r nA mathematical relationship exists by mutual definition. We decided to call ...
Very true. I would like to add that I don 't think open-world games are an exception to this principle. Open world games tend not to ask you, Which of 100 things do you want to do They ask you, Which of these ten things that you currently have available ...
Yeah... Definitely not going to consider spending my leisure time inducing claustrophobia. r n r nGlad this was an experiment and that they 're working on more positive experiences now.
