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It's a shame, but hopefully things progress more smoothly for CCP here on out. Dust being successful would be a nice start.
That World of Darkness MMO has be intrigued though so delay or not I'll be waiting. Fricken VtM: Bloodlines was too awesome for me to ignore such an MMO.
That World of Darkness MMO has be intrigued though so delay or not I'll be waiting. Fricken VtM: Bloodlines was too awesome for me to ignore such an MMO.
A dev admitting to being too big for its britches and cutting back rather than trying to pass costs onto consumers? This EVE situation has been nothing if not interesting. The gamers got angry at DLC (from what I understand), and the dev responded to the a critical consumer base with stuff like this. I mean, apparently it took a while, but this is where we are.
It sucks that people are loosing their jobs, but it is refreshing to see an entity in the gaming world admit that it took on more than it should have in the first place. Let this be a lesson in what gamers can achieve when they are dedicated to a cause.
It sucks that people are loosing their jobs, but it is refreshing to see an entity in the gaming world admit that it took on more than it should have in the first place. Let this be a lesson in what gamers can achieve when they are dedicated to a cause.
Let me just clarify by saying this instance specifically was probably not directly brought on by gamerrage. It just seems to me that it was the criticisms laid out by their consumers that started them down the road to being more focused. If any of that makes sense.
Dust looks like one of the most amazing things we will see in a VERY long time. IF they manage to pull off what they are promising, it could change online gaming as we know it.
CCP is revolutionary as a game developer and a game business. It's models are unlike any out there (PLEX currency) and its ambitions to seamlessly integrate a PC/Mac experience and a console experience are unprecedented.
Three games at once is too much. An MMO, even though on the market, can be considered in continuous development. So that's 3 games at once, and hard to do except for giant studios.
It is a shame and I hope that the decreased work force doesn't hinder the quality of World of Darkness. I have high hopes for it as a former player of the pen and paper games.
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