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TsukieU  10/08/08 11:03:00 PM
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There is a war going on for your mind.
Originally posted by Celestian

This was a waste of bits on the VN boards when you posted it there.

 

 

I don't go to the VN Board actually.  This is a repost from WHA, I gave credit to the OP as well.

Cover girl cutouts throw pop-ups ads infecting victims with silicone shrapnel. Postproduction debutants pursue you in Nascar chariots. They construct ransom letters from biblical passages and bleed mascara into the holy waters of minds. They flash logos and blast ghettos; their embroidered neckties say stop snitching. They shout at you, 'pay no attention to the man behind the barred curtain nor the craters beneath the draped flag, those hoods are there for your protection.’
EbenEmael  10/08/08 11:09:32 PM
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That was funny as hell!
 
TsukieU  10/09/08 7:20:03 PM
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There is a war going on for your mind.
Originally posted by AstralGeth

WAR fans can continue to mock "whiners" but in the end, paying customers want to get some sense of two way communication between themselves and the developers. Criticism is important, even if it's not constructive. Otherwise, you will keep hearing garbage like the last Dev Q&A chat. A sample of how they lobbed out a few softball questions on some of the biggest complaints of the game:

"Question: Gate28 (gate28): Your new chat system is amazing, but it has a single drawback. Will we be able to share items though links in chat sometime in the future?

Answer: That is definitely a feature that we feel would be a positive addition to the game."

 

Two way communication between themselves and the Devs?  How would this be accomplished?  Official forums where the Devs almost never post like WoW?

Cover girl cutouts throw pop-ups ads infecting victims with silicone shrapnel. Postproduction debutants pursue you in Nascar chariots. They construct ransom letters from biblical passages and bleed mascara into the holy waters of minds. They flash logos and blast ghettos; their embroidered neckties say stop snitching. They shout at you, 'pay no attention to the man behind the barred curtain nor the craters beneath the draped flag, those hoods are there for your protection.’
Mode6Nine  10/09/08 7:25:47 PM
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Haha, I rarely post, but that sir was hilarious!


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AstralGeth  10/09/08 7:27:20 PM
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Originally posted by TsukieU
Originally posted by AstralGeth

WAR fans can continue to mock "whiners" but in the end, paying customers want to get some sense of two way communication between themselves and the developers. Criticism is important, even if it's not constructive. Otherwise, you will keep hearing garbage like the last Dev Q&A chat. A sample of how they lobbed out a few softball questions on some of the biggest complaints of the game:

"Question: Gate28 (gate28): Your new chat system is amazing, but it has a single drawback. Will we be able to share items though links in chat sometime in the future?

Answer: That is definitely a feature that we feel would be a positive addition to the game."

 

Two way communication between themselves and the Devs?  How would this be accomplished?  Official forums where the Devs almost never post like WoW?

 

No, it doesn't have to be like WoW.

WoW isn't the only MMO with an official forum.

I've seen some Mythic posts on unofficial forums, basically copy/pasting the same thing across 3 or 4 forums, why not post it on one forum and use their time reading one forum instead of looking at responses across those 3 or 4?
 
DuraheLL  10/09/08 7:35:32 PM
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** Ooh theeres aaa monkey in my pocket and hes stealing all my change **

what is it with this thread. its been bouncing around in the war-alliance forums quite some time now and nobody there seem to like it anyway


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TsukieU  10/10/08 12:27:50 AM
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There is a war going on for your mind.
Originally posted by AstralGeth
Originally posted by TsukieU
Originally posted by AstralGeth

WAR fans can continue to mock "whiners" but in the end, paying customers want to get some sense of two way communication between themselves and the developers. Criticism is important, even if it's not constructive. Otherwise, you will keep hearing garbage like the last Dev Q&A chat. A sample of how they lobbed out a few softball questions on some of the biggest complaints of the game:

"Question: Gate28 (gate28): Your new chat system is amazing, but it has a single drawback. Will we be able to share items though links in chat sometime in the future?

Answer: That is definitely a feature that we feel would be a positive addition to the game."

 

Two way communication between themselves and the Devs?  How would this be accomplished?  Official forums where the Devs almost never post like WoW?

 

No, it doesn't have to be like WoW.

WoW isn't the only MMO with an official forum.

I've seen some Mythic posts on unofficial forums, basically copy/pasting the same thing across 3 or 4 forums, why not post it on one forum and use their time reading one forum instead of looking at responses across those 3 or 4?

 

To reach a broader audience?  Why put your eggs all in one basket?

Cover girl cutouts throw pop-ups ads infecting victims with silicone shrapnel. Postproduction debutants pursue you in Nascar chariots. They construct ransom letters from biblical passages and bleed mascara into the holy waters of minds. They flash logos and blast ghettos; their embroidered neckties say stop snitching. They shout at you, 'pay no attention to the man behind the barred curtain nor the craters beneath the draped flag, those hoods are there for your protection.’
plaxidia  10/10/08 2:15:22 AM
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LOL.. Very nice

 
Tawn47  10/10/08 2:57:54 AM
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Originally posted by AstralGeth

WAR fans can continue to mock "whiners" but in the end, paying customers want to get some sense of two way communication between themselves and the developers. Criticism is important, even if it's not constructive. Otherwise, you will keep hearing garbage like the last Dev Q&A chat. A sample of how they lobbed out a few softball questions on some of the biggest complaints of the game:

 

Non-constructive criticism is important?

Wow.  Just wow.

 
Gazenthia  10/10/08 3:01:22 AM
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