Is there a developer who has never failed you?
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Okay. SeriouslyBlanks said:
What THE HELL is wrong with Final Fucking Fantasy Twelve!?
Why do so many consider it a bad game?
Was it Vaan? Was it the Gambit thing? What?
What bad thing did I miss in my multiple play-throughs that was honestly so horrible as to turn away so many fans?
Zeromaeus said:
I just couldn't figure it out, the combat was iffy the battles seemed to be unbalanced and i kept getting chased by hoards of monsters and dying
It was mostly the combat that killed it for me, standing around waiting for my attacks to load while monsters freely and relentlessly murdered me (you could argue the same with the ATB but i found this to be way different since free movement was involved)
That was my personal experience with 12 and because of it i didn't like it
(every other Final Fantasy i've liked though ...odd eh?)
Smilebit. Only played two games from them and both were beyond excellent. Jet Set Radio and Jet Set Radio Future.
Valve. I'd buy "Valve" condoms if they made them. (Joke in there somewhere)
Blizzard. Yeah. Even Blackthorn was a great game.
Looking Glass Studios. This was a painful loss to the gaming industry. Ultima: Underworld, System Shock, Thief. That's a fucking pedigree.
Blizzard. Yeah. Even Blackthorn was a great game.
Looking Glass Studios. This was a painful loss to the gaming industry. Ultima: Underworld, System Shock, Thief. That's a fucking pedigree.
Bioware has never failed me, I've played, what? 7 of their games now, Baldur's Gate, Baldur's Gate II, Jade Empire, KoTOR, KoTOR II, Mass Effect, and Dragon Age, loved each and every one of them.
I'd like to say Blizzard, and perhaps I can, I don't think WoW failed me, I think I just burnt out on it, and stopped being interested in it.
I'd like to say Blizzard, and perhaps I can, I don't think WoW failed me, I think I just burnt out on it, and stopped being interested in it.
As in developer as a company, I'd have to say Valve.
If we're talking about actual people being developers, I'd like to mention Shigeru Miyamoto if it weren't for the fact that Zelda's been disappointing me as of late, so I have to be picky. Even so, we all know Shiggy still rocks and virtually deserves to be automatically mentioned.
That said, a dev that has -never- disappointed me (even though it's not so impressive a statistic as I've only played two games by him) is Fumito Ueda.
If we're talking about actual people being developers, I'd like to mention Shigeru Miyamoto if it weren't for the fact that Zelda's been disappointing me as of late, so I have to be picky. Even so, we all know Shiggy still rocks and virtually deserves to be automatically mentioned.
That said, a dev that has -never- disappointed me (even though it's not so impressive a statistic as I've only played two games by him) is Fumito Ueda.
