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Woah! Thanks to Gollum and Alexander the Pretty Good for fielding this one before me... However, as far as I'm concerned kayapó, for saying the following, you lose all right to pass judgment on my view: Quote:
Business is business. A company that aims high and fails to deliver will end up the same way as one that aims low and doesn't deliver. It's a harsh reality and SEGA are probably not people to take business lightly. Personaly, I don't care who makes the products I buy, as long as they deliver. But anyway, this is where our understanding differs, or where you have already been through the experience and learned from it -as you waited, and then bought ETW at 1.4. Had ETW 1.5 been released in March 09, I would not have been disapointed and you would not need to be so provocative. |
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Isn't that on topic and relevant? Quote:
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Only on TotalWar.org can a three paragraph blog inspire so many to dig deeper into hidden meanings and conspiracy theories.
This truly is the Silent Hill 2 of Total War.
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You know what?
I can understand the tendency to try to place blame some place else on the part of the Bloger. But it is still sniveling. ETW on release was as buggy as a Texas Bean Field, but you know, it isn't now. They kept their word for the most part and fixed it. When a problem ceases to be a problem the best thing to do is to go on with life. Let it go and stop living in the past. I am sure that both CA and Sega have learned something from this release. I do hope that what they learned is to our benefit. In ETW now there is a crash reporting system that gives them data to try to identify the problem so it can be fixed. What Sega found though is a little more disturbing. They found that CA can make them a real bundle when they are in financial trouble. This is just my opinion, but I think that NTW was slated to be the ETW expansion. It is coming a year from the original release date from ETW. So Sega must think that the expansion could be a full game and therefore be more profitable. I am not feeling ripped of, for one thing I haven’t bought it. But I do find it interesting and maybe a touch peculiar, with regards to previous releases. I think it might be more productive to look at what is coming than what is done and gone. It doesn’t hurt to remember what happened so that you might know what to expect. It is just time to dry the tears and move on.
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Napoleon here we come to live it once more all over again and full price this time! Alright Fisherking i get the point and clear off now. Apologies ladies and gentlemen.
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I don’t imagine that CA wants to come off looking like a bunch of money grubbing fools every release.
I doubt that NTW will have near the problems that ETW had. That doesn’t mean I am going out and preorder it though. Maybe I will wait for a couple of patches and a price break... It doesn’t mean we haven’t learned too.
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People, please. Asai Nagamasa already called for us to remain civil and respectful of each other; it pains me to feel the need to do so again.
For what it's worth, I do believe the Total War series is geared more towards the hardcore players than casual players. Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean it will actually *appeal* to hardcore players -- Yours Truly being one example -- but I do still think that CA continues to gun for that segment of the market as much as (they feel) they can.
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What is the point of surviving just to turn out more bad products? ATPG's comparison to Paradox is apt; they manage to face the commercial reality by turning out good games, not hyping graphics. Me? I dream of the day a competitor to the total war brand arises. CR
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