Didn't you know its the new cool thing to pan a game without ever having played it or even a demo? Psshhh get with the times man.Dalrien said:
It's my understanding that said people had been led to believe that the community would be given a substantial say in the production of the game, and that that promise was compromised by the employment of a toxic community manager who was more concerned with promoting her own agendas than the communities desires. She's gone now, but as we're at the tail end of production, the damage has been done. Even if the game still turns out to be excellent, the product we receive will not be the one that was promised.Dalrien said:
No that really happened - kickstarter funders who'd spent hundreds of dollars were locked out of their rewards due to disagreements with the then community manager (who was a girlfriend of one of the devs)FogHornG36 said:
Look at Star Citizen. People whine about "broken promises. About how the game is more like a tech demo. No mater how many times they're told it's an alpha, they still seem to not get it at all. People see what they want to see, and they refuse to do anything other than stick to their misconceptions. Try not to understand the cries of the fools. They enjoy the attention, and negativity.Dalrien said:
No it didn't.webkilla said:
No, they didn't. People were promised membership on a forum. They got it. A handful of people eventually got banned when they kept breaking rules and kept trying to turn everything into a "fight against the SJWs". If you can't post on a board about a classic-styled platformer without trying to turn everything into a fight about "social justice," you're going to get banned, and that doesn't mean you were locked out of your reward. Beyond that I've heard no complaints about rewards beyond the usual problems with kickstarter rewards and a few people repeating that they'd "heard" things. It's frankly laughable that people still repeat this nonsense, acting like a glorified moderator had the power to keep people from getting "hundreds of dollars" worth of rewards, especially when most of the rewards haven't even gone out yet to anyone.webkilla said:
Surveys or updates?ccggenius12 said:
yeah, that part doesn't feel very mega-manny. Most of Megaman's stages aren't hectic dashes, but timing and keeping the damn propeller heads blasted, and using powers to avoid spikes. MN9 is making a MM game out of 15% of MM.Areloch said:
also this part is I feel a big part of the backlash. Lets not forget the YEAR LONG CAMPAIGN that spawned this thing in the first place, which also resulted in a similar bait&switch. How many gave up on MML3 after they pulled that nobody Beck out of nowhere, I wonder? I'm sure I wasn't the only one. MM died to me on that day, even before capcom started trolling with the property and blaming the fans. Damned shame the fan attempt to take off after the demo was pulled was sunk by the usual dramatics that plague any fan-project. If you care so much about the game why do you worry so much whether or not your contribution is noted, or whether someone you like or not is also working on it? Just care about the direction, and about actually getting it out. I was involved with an MLP fan-episode that fell apart largely the same way, even down to the point of ideas being rejected because "They didn't share Faust's/Inafune's" vision.ccggenius12 said:
I just checked the site today for a refresher, and I'll yield most of that to having a shite memory. On the plus side, the "What console do you want it on?" survey should be out within a week, so there's that.furthestshore said:
