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DerMaulwurf

Member Since 26 May 2012
Offline Last Active May 02 2013 01:39 AM
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In Topic: Technical Readout: 3145

03 March 2013 - 08:04 AM

View Postvalkyrie, on 02 March 2013 - 02:23 PM, said:


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Eh, a lot of the Jihad was screwy, I'll give you that, but Catalyst did some pretty good work considering what they had. There's just no saving the whole Devlin "Totally Not a Blakist Plant Mary Sue" Stone thing, for example, but a lot of the other stuff isn't bad.

Now, Dark Age...man, they're gonna REALLY need to do some serious work on that. I'm still pissed off about how badly Malvina screwed the entire Jade Falcon schtick.


So they cobbled together some borderline fan fiction to connect to a later timeline that stinks. What an achievement.

I still like BT as a game, but it's been some time since I got the urge to buy one of the new products.

In Topic: Keep up the great Work!

13 February 2013 - 04:28 AM

View PostBryan Ekman, on 29 February 2012 - 07:07 PM, said:

I scoot through this area of the forum on a regular basis. It always gives me a smile!

Keep up the great works guys! We love your creativity!


Stop congratulating.

Start stealing their designs.

In Topic: Cyclops redesign

22 January 2013 - 12:56 AM

Glad to see that this work is progressing again.

In Topic: Mechs That We Want To See (Even The Unseen)

16 January 2013 - 11:49 PM

Marauder
Warhammer
Shadow Hawk
Phoenix Hawk
Griffin
Banshee

In Topic: A Bioware Developer's Thoughts On "toxic" Community Forums

12 January 2013 - 05:34 AM

The observation that public forums tend to become cesspools after a game is released is neither wrong nor new.

On the other hand not everything on those forums has to be wrong, no matter the form. It is a frequent observation that devs circle the wagons in response. Resulting in an information bubble that blocks all outside input, even the useful one.

Having a vision, does not imart infallibility. Although I can understand the impulse not to deal with forums, it seems to be used as an excuse to exclude outside views, when they question their own ideas.