I think they added it in 10. The community day they have is all work. I call it free labor for SCEA. They make those guys work. It is crazy all they do for that game. Knight and the gang are very busy! EA would be smart to do something like that. Having Phil and Ian leave is lame though. They had some good vision for that game. I trust they will keep going and not miss a beat.
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I think they added it in 10. The community day they have is all work. I call it free labor for SCEA. They make those guys work. It is crazy all they do for that game. Knight and the gang are very busy! EA would be smart to do something like that. Having Phil and Ian leave is lame though. They had some good vision for that game. I trust they will keep going and not miss a beat. -
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It was beyond out of hand. It got downright personal.Comment
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You bolded out my Direct! I'm all for it, in the proper scenario and with professional distance applied. I like the intern idea. Then a drop in by the actual responsible developer for the specific wishlist and saying "we've got it." That's the least problematic way, IMO. Then a follow-up vid saying "this is what we did" would be cool, too. Then we are heard, there are less modding problems and the temptation to get too big for your britches and getting the "BanHammer" is negated. That's all I'm sayin'.... Personal space..... Stay back! LOL!Community interaction with the devs isn't a bad thing. The problem starts when expectations aren't met. Some of this is the fault of the user who has expectations that are too high, and some of the are the fault of the devs for getting people's hopes up. There have been lot's of things that were promised by the devs that either didn't pan out they those things were touted, or this things that were promised were missing all together.
The problem was never the interaction with the devs. The expectations that the interaction created were not met, and without getting into specifics, essentially, people expected change to come from the interaction. The expectation was that those others games wouldn't be worth mentioning anymore. Clearly, since game comparisons quickly ruins threads and thus warrants an infraction, the interaction didn't really change anything. After all the blogs, videos, live chats, podcasts and what not, nothing changed.
Maybe Ian, Phil, and the rest of the team (unknowingly or not) bit off more than they could chew. That was a bad idea, but I would still welcome developer interaction. The developers just need to know that everyone on this forum isn't an adult, so to expect everyone to express themselves in a mature manner isn't practical at all. LOL, what do people this is is, a forum full of people investing in real estate ?
Since when do sales suggest that a game is a good game? With your logic Justin Bieber is a great musician; Avatar is the greatest movie of all time, and Twilight is a good series of books.
Also, what makes you so sure that everyone who is upset Madden actually bought the game. Many people on here chose not buy the game because it wasn't up to their standards. That doesn't mean they forfeit their right to voice their opinions.Note to Tiburon Marketing:
A great product sells itself, no "back of the box" features required! (See Fifa...)
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twitter is the next phase of interaction....i spend time reading their tweets & tweet responses to get my info much more than hoping to see anything OS might have
and twitter allows you to block the clowns...very nice way to interact with the consumer baseBummed that you're not on my ignore list yet?.....Don't worry, I'm sure you will be very soon.Comment
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You might want to re-read my post. No where did I justify anything.
Again, the devs, since this is a video game forum, aren't purely interacting with adults. There will be children on here, so if the developers want to interact with people on this forum, they have to expect that there will be some childishness.Comment
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Whether they are used to it or not, or it comes with the job does not make it appropriate though. I don't recall ever slamming Ian or Phil, or anyone else that came here because I respected them and understood that if they could do exactly what they wanted to, then the game would more than likely be a lot better. These guys are just like us and want their game to be better every year. Some times it is easy to make some changes we request, other times it is hard and near impossible, or just plain impossible.
I don't really know where I am going with this
, so I'll just say this... I never have nor will I understand what these people think personally attacking the devs will accomplish.
“No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth.”
― PlatoComment
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Good backtrack. Hardly the only one who noticed what I did. At least you're consistent.You might want to re-read my post. No where did I justify anything.
Again, the devs, since this is a video game forum, aren't purely interacting with adults. There will be children on here, so if the developers want to interact with people on this forum, they have to expect that there will be some childishness.Comment
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Yeah, I watch Beluba's tweets. Waiting for some juicy NBA2k info. So far Dirk getting some love is about the biggest I've seen. That's what I'm talking about some built-in space.....Note to Tiburon Marketing:
A great product sells itself, no "back of the box" features required! (See Fifa...)
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It wasnt close to valid criticism. It was pure venom. It was personal. It had little to do with the actual game.Comment

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