Vashramire, on 13 September 2015 - 05:18 PM, said:
No I just thought you would respond to pretty pictures better than words since you are so focused on the fact that the game is already ruined when nothing has been released. Compared to when quirks first came in, this is a massive heads up to at least having an insight to what they want to achieve instead of them just dumping it on us like last time and then adjusting them on live with several weeks of broken mechs. You seen to be personally offended by this entire PTS like they coded the whole thing while thinking of you and flipping you the bird, laughing like maniacs. You obviously can't handle change or proper feedback channels so I pity whoever has to spoon feed you irl. All of your analogies and metaphors are quite overblown.
Everything we have in this game is not ours. We are are paying to use makebelieve robots on the internet that are someone elses property. We did not make them. If they servers go down, you can't play because you own nothing. You are entitled to nothing. If you spend money, you are paying for the chance to use their concept of what they deem that mech to do and be. If they change it, you should have been adult enough to deal with it like an adult. All of your metaphors involve burning something to the ground or destroying something. It's not even live and you are crying like a little baby claiming they took your favorite toy.
The part where you rage about other people daring to get angry is a very nice touch.
Point of order: Yes, customers do have a right to be ticked when somebody is "threatening to break their toys" or otherwise change a delivered product. Yeah, yeah - you can spout off nonsense all you want about how the NDA lets them do whatever they want, and while that's technically true, do you honestly think that changing everything everyone bought - yet again - is good for business? And how many people (aside from you, I assume) are going to keep buying mechs when they keep changing into heaven only knows what?
I've already been over why we should be concerned that this joke was released for testing. If you want to pretend that what we saw has nothing to do with the final product which "has to be totally different / far better / great!", that's your choice, but don't come crying to me when reality bites you in the rear. Some of us learn from our mistakes; I suggest you look into that.
Edited by oldradagast, 13 September 2015 - 06:02 PM.