Critical Miss: Dragon Age 2
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I had a good laugh. Nice work. Oh Bioware/EA, everything you do surrounding DA2 blows up in your face.
...And this is why PC gaming is dying: because you don't have to deal with this shit with the consoles.
You might get a lot of hate for that sentence right there...The Gentleman said:
OT: Hilarious comic!
The banning thing makes EA seem like some huge thug corporation
A few things.
1. I could have swore that the people who posted those review scores were punished in some way, shape or form.
2. The problem with the inability to activate the game was resolved. It was because of a misunderstanding.
I have no idea what Securom even is though.
1. I could have swore that the people who posted those review scores were punished in some way, shape or form.
2. The problem with the inability to activate the game was resolved. It was because of a misunderstanding.
I have no idea what Securom even is though.
As someone who loves DA:O and DA2, I can confidently say you don't need to feel sorry for meZeetchmen said:
Jokes about more rural people getting off with livestock are common the world over. It's just city folk being mad jelly that Wales hasn't been completely covered in concrete.this isnt my name said:
As much as I like Dragon Age 2 and as much of a Bioware fanboy as I may be, I am quite saddened by the events surrounding the game. The "secret" DRM, the "reviews", the whole banning fiasco, etc. Makes me worry about Bioware. I always gave them the benefit of the doubt, but they're really pushing it this time. The fact that DA2 was a rush job doesn't help either. Sure, a Bioware rush job is still better than 95% of games on the market, but it kinda feels like a trend that I don't want to see continued...
It's funny, because I have this crazy feeling you haven't even been to America, so you only have news outlets to rely on for the "obesity problem".this isnt my name said:
The definition for obesity used in the US is based entirely on weight-height ratio. Not body fat percentage, or anything reasonable. Most bodybuilders are considered "obese" under the US definition. Even though people like to talk about how "One fourth of Americans are obese", I'm sitting in a room of 40 people, and not a one of them looks in the least bit fat.
I'm about to start raging here, so I'll cut this off.
Watch the documentary "Fat Head". It explains the whole "obesity epidemic" far better than I ever could.
It's rather amazing just how much goodwill Bioware has managed to burn through over the space of one game. I'm less than certain the sheer volume of ire being cast in their direction is really deserved, or how much might have been overlooked if the game said ire was orbiting hadn't been developed in ways that made the "loyalist" fanbase feel betrayed.
Hopefully ME3 will earn some forgiveness.
Hopefully ME3 will earn some forgiveness.
