Glad to hear it sold well. I plan on getting it once the price drops below £20, but I guess that'll take a while now...
Right, becase it takes soooo much intelligence to find basic publishing info for an original IP (no wonder you can't grasp it). What is amusing is your failed attempt to coax me into stooping as low as you.Sylveria said:Sorry, I'm not ubernerdy enough to dig deep enough to find out the intricacies of piece-meal game publishing. But, if they are publishing it even in part, if the game doesn't sell in the millions, they wont support it in the future.
But EA fanboy harder, it amuses me.
Ea can refuse to publish amalur 2 but they cant gut a studio they dont own.Sylveria said:Sorry, I'm not ubernerdy enough to dig deep enough to find out the intricacies of piece-meal game publishing. But, if they are publishing it even in part, if the game doesn't sell in the millions, they wont support it in the future.MercurySteam said:EA doesn't own the studio or IP rights so they can't do anything. Get your facts straight before posting blatant bullshit.Sylveria said:Series is dead. It didn't break 1million sales, EA will scrap the IP and gut the studio.
But EA fanboy harder, it amuses me.
Free to play MMO's can be massive money. If they produce a sequel and it hits 1 million in the same time frame, a F2P MMO could work. Get a playerbase that likes your world, hype up an MMO and remind everyone how free it is, recycle assets where possible and your only huge expenditure (besides staff salary) is advertising and server costs. Might not be the next big thing, but play your cards right and F2P MMOs can be a nice little cash cow to keep the money trickling in.veloper said:Good I guess. Amalur is okay.
38's attempt to make RPG combat less terrible is even laudable and partially succesful.
They'll go under if they'll go ahead and make the MMO version though.
The amalur setting, tone and visuals puts them in direct competition with WOW and that cannot end well.
I think you're confusing "ripping off" with inspiration.Kenjitsuka said:As Yahtzee said, it's a massive rehash of Tolkiens ONE take on fantasy (read Extra Punctuation...), and it may be nice, but, seriously? This is not a "new" IP, since it's basically ripping off 99% of the games in it's genre before it.
I've been hearing quite the opposite, really, that this is a dumb console game. In fact, you would argue that if you include every other market in the planet, they might have over 1.5 times the current figure. Ummm...Duh?bahumat42 said:while this figure doesn't track steam sales, it is a pc friendly rpg, you would have to be quite naive to believe that a decent amount of sales had been made on that platform. Infact i would argue if you include digital distribution and worldwide sales it probably has topped 500k sales.
Its a fairly reasonable assumption in any case.