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kakasaki
Hard Core Member
Joined: 6/11/06
"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!" |
1/12/12 8:05:43 AM#61
Originally posted by Gyrus Easy there boy, don't get your undies in a bind. My comments were not meant at you specificaly, just in general. Look, merit or not, you all have to admit the 24/7 SWTOR love/hate rage can start to wear thin on some of us other forum users... you know, the ones that don't really care one way or another about the game.
And thank you, I do know what a forum is for but the question is, do some of you know what restraint is?
P.S. Way to use the old caps-lock everyone. Feel better?
A man is his own easiest dupe, for what he wishes to be true he generally believes to be true... |
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1/12/12 8:06:05 AM#62
The official explanations are outstanding, I wish I was as diplomatic. ![]() |
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1/12/12 8:06:32 AM#63
Originally posted by Gyrus Should we have a forum discussing the fact the sky is blue? Or does everyone already know that? Most people realize game reviewers are biased, you "calling them out" might make you feel good and like you did something, but MOST people already know to take whatever these people say with a grain of salt. You think that 10 years from now when Halo 15 comes out they wont give it a 9 or 10 out of 10 JUST because it's a Halo game. It could look like super mario brothers from the Nintendo days and they would call it "vintage" graphics that are a "gamchanger". This is NOT news or a revelation. When was the last time you read anything that was a bad preview of a game? Name ONE TIME you read a bad preview of a game. You can't because it NEVER HAPPENS. Why would anyone take anything these people say as legit? And that is really the point. Frankly all this SWTOR talk hurts the brain.....don't like it, just don't play it and move along for goodness sake already and find something that suits you
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Originally posted by ShakyMo Ah...but that is where you get reviewers saying "That's a matter of opinion." They can dodge that bullet quite easily. I have had quite a few discussions on another forum with a Games Reviewer who is a computer games magazine Editor and that is exactly what he says every time. "It's subjective." Any time he can play with his friends he is satisfied enough to call a game an MMO. I have argued that by those standards a multiplayer Play station game is an MMO... and he has basically said 'Yes'. The only thing that stops him drifting toward calling those games "MMOs" is the fact that there is no online component. "Massive" is something we argue about even here (on mmorpg.com).
Nothing says irony like spelling ideot wrong. |
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Zorgo
Elite Member
Joined: 12/05/05
Who did wrong? The advertiser hired to sell the game or the consumer who put faith in advertising? |
1/12/12 8:19:22 AM#65
Originally posted by Xasapis It would look like a slide show with about 7 fps. There are reasons the gameplay cannot be in high rez - for example, to make it a playable game. |
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1/12/12 8:20:17 AM#66
Oh look another angry hater thread....
Did SWTOR take your mother out to a nice fish dinner and never call her back or something? |
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Originally posted by kakasaki I love my Caps Lock. Love my punctuation too. Just wish I could spell.
and @ kellian1 Frankly all this SWTOR talk hurts the brain.....don't like it, just don't play it and move along for goodness sake already and find something that suits you... Er... I started the thread... so I won't be moving along... as OP it's my priviledge to stay...that is actually how these things work... But hey, YOU can leave if this thread is boring you? Nothing says irony like spelling ideot wrong. |
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1/12/12 8:25:28 AM#68
Madbro detected. I think the graphics are great. Nar Shaddaa is amazing. threads like this are ridiculous. Guys I have an idea! Let's make a game that we want to appeal to a broad audience, but let's make it the most advanced DX11 high res, 16x AA, graphics card melting, memory intensive, need a $500 graphics card to run it and a new comp so a couple nerds will be happy. And have those guys submit a list of desired specifications too. Broad appeal be damned! |
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1/12/12 8:26:07 AM#69
It is so damn scary how far the NA is behind the Koreans. This is hilarious where the best comparrison is NA is making cartoons while Korea is making some of the most stunning visual landscapes ever.
It is Star Wars I expect the Star Wars movie realism look NOT A CLONE WARS cartoon on the disney channel. GW2 should be scared as crap by this fact because they took the realistic approach. I guess ArenaNET better redesign the game to look as childish as possible before releasing it.
If I could speak Korean I would find a game and never look back. This genre in NA is utterly done. |
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1/12/12 8:29:41 AM#70
Originally posted by Puremallace You should add that those engines they use are not Korean though. ArcheAge and Aion both used the Crysis engine. Tera uses the Unreal Engine. Vindictus the source Engine. Blade & Soul uses the Unreal 3 engine. I can't even think of a Korean game that doesn't use a Western engine. And I'm not overstating anything when I say anyone can make great scenery with the Crysis engine, the SDK is now free and it's fairly easy to create something that looks stunning in a few minutes. (what is slightly worrying is because the Crysis Engine has so much prefab effects and scenery, those games kind of start to look alike) That's not to diminish any work those Korean developers did, I am pointing out that much of the work being done is actually by Western engines. |
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1/12/12 8:31:09 AM#71
Originally posted by Puremallace bascially the gaming trend is extreemly high graphics for advertising but once you get the game and log in you find out you can pick between a very high end texture model of spongebob or hello kitty, your choice. That is my default assumption each time a new game gets declared does your game have rainbow sprinkles and magic ponies!? |
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Omnifish
Hard Core Member
Joined: 2/16/11
I'll kick your a**e so hard, you could build a swimming pool in the footprint! |
1/12/12 8:38:35 AM#72
Originally posted by Gyrus So lets get this straight, if you read a review and they didn't state clearly the graphics were, 'low-rez', that review was worthless and clearly they were part of some conspricacy to defaud people? If another reviewer did state that the graphics were low-rez then that reviewer is clearly to be trusted? So essentially what your saying is, those reviewers who agree with my estimation about the graphical quality of the game are to be trusted and those who don't agree are not. And your trying to brush that of as a FACT? Hillarious. You see the thing is games don't have to have amazing textures everywhere to look acceptable. Is SWTOR the best looking game ever? No, is it acceptable to a lot of people though and some areas of it do look rather good, (vistas and draw distance for instance). Maybe not to you and thats your progative but it's quite a leap to say someone is, 'defrauding', you because they hyperbole about how stunning the game is. To be fair the biggest problem here seems to be more that you feel you've stumbled upon some conspricacy between Bioware and reviewers and in writing this are revealing it all to us. I have news for you: it happens all the time. I know for a fact because of my background in marketing/PR that we wouldn't send certain review sites our products because of bad reviews in the past, and some, 'deal', would have to be arranged to salvage that relationship. How do you think certain magazine/sites get exclusive previews/dev blogs and so on? It doesn't happen out of the kindness of anyones hearts, theres always a kickback. Look it isn't right and I get your issue with it, (though we may differ on the subject), but it is what happens in the world today. This looks like a job for....The Riviera Kid! |
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1/12/12 8:40:51 AM#73
Internet trys hard to get people into illusions. Im done.Everyone is trying to lure you or better lure your money with stupid tricks of advertisment. You can see very clear that reviewers are getting paid for giving high scores to games. The only true reviewers are the gamers and among those there are a lot that have no idea about games. In the end trust only people you know and noone else cause they all play the same scenario to attract your money for unfinished games. It was clear that they rushed the game release because they knew diablo 3 and gw 2 will be far superior games.They rushed in order to earn as much money as they can before the masters arrive. What would you do now bioware that diablo 3 arrives?Run to hide cause this game will be far better even if it's not an mmo.Not that swtor is an mmo just saying. Such is the fate of the noobs. |
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Originally posted by SEANMCAD Advertising is a seperate issue again.
Where I live (not in the US) there are actually laws about this. If a product makes claims on the box or in advertising and doesn't deliver - it is actually breaking the law and you can get your money back. Even for computer games. Even if you have opened the box and used the key. So, if it shows a screenshot and you have a rig that meets the "reccomended specifications" then you should get the same graphic quality. (With "minimium specifications" the game should be playable but does not need to be on high settings.
The down side to all this of course is that many games do not get released here at the same time as the rest of the world. And to be honest - every time I see an MMO coming out with no release date planned here - I know something is not 100% right. Lately - this has happened with a few MMOs and in all cases there have been things that were 'wrong' with the initial release. Nothing says irony like spelling ideot wrong. |
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1/12/12 8:43:11 AM#75
It's a MMO not cryengine 3! |
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Originally posted by Omnifish You could have saved yourself the trouble of asking if you had read the OP. And no - that assumption is wrong. Please read the original post. Nothing says irony like spelling ideot wrong. |
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1/12/12 8:50:06 AM#77
Originally posted by Zefire |
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1/12/12 9:16:12 AM#78
Props to the OP for pointing out these shoddy reviews. And for everyone defending these reviews...why? They are more or less objectively wrong. I mean, I don't think killer graphics are extremely important for an MMO either...but the reviews should at least be honest. Best graphics for an MMO yet? Are you kidding me? AoC had much better graphics (and problems to go along with it) and it came out in 2008. We all have suspected that many "professional" reviews are full of it, and this is finally something objective that we can stick in their face. Why would you guys defend them? Are you team Azeroth, team Tyria, or team Jacob? |
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1/12/12 9:21:56 AM#79
Originally posted by tom_gore +1 |
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1/12/12 9:26:29 AM#80
Originally posted by Gyrus wait..so you are saying that the latest version of WoW game play actually looks like the video we see on this site every day...oops not so much. where do I file my lawsuit? does your game have rainbow sprinkles and magic ponies!? |
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