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No objection from me. Nothing of value has, nor do I foresee arising from this thread.
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No objection from me. Nothing of value has, nor do I foresee arising from this thread.
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Some things are considered inappropriate or off-limits for discussion. Just as I don't think it's appropriate to engage in vitriolic political rants here, I also don't think it's appropriate to question Matrix's private business affairs without any documentation to support one's position.
You know Kayoz, despite the fact you have once again resorted to insults, and even when it would be easy to tear apart your argument once again, I'm actually starting to feel a little sorry for you.ORIGINAL: Kayoz
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but considering the imminent release of Universe and the likelihood of potential new players visiting the board
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It's beyond me why someone would hang out somewhere they're pretty clearly not wanted by a large portion of the community
So you now openly admit that in some cases you are speculating (indeed to suggest otherwise would be amusing at this point) and therefore must admit that you have been completely caught out inappropriately insulting others. Indeed, to be consistent, you should insult yourself. Instead, as bullies do, you inappropriately attack the other person by labelling me as coming from "North Korea". The appropriate action would be to apologise.ORIGINAL: KayozI make no assumptions or speculations that are not part of any common law system. What does the court assume when you step before a judge/jury? That you're innocent. What does the law say about acts which it does not cover? Nulla poena sine lege. Nothing.ORIGINAL: Icemania
That's not a completely contradictory untagged speculation is it Kayoz?
If my assumptions (that without a complaint from Elliot or Erik or evidence of wrongdoing/unreasonable conduct, there is no basis to question their arrangement) are incorrect, then so is the fundamental basis of civil society. Perhaps it's a fundamental difference in our outlooks of justice. From what I can gather from your statements, Icey, you come from North Korea or some such place. How's your beloved leader these days?
ORIGINAL: KayozThe burden of proof that it is not reasonable is on you. Not on me. Don't try to shirk your duties. This is a fundamental concept in western civil society. Perhaps you come from a country where one has to prove one's innocence - but that's not where Matrix is based, nor CodeForce.ORIGINAL: Icemania
By the way, how can you claim Marketing is "Reasonable" "without clear evidence"? By your own logic, shouldn't you be neutral Kayoz?
Incorrect. You seem to think the burden of proof goes in one direction ... to everyone else. Well Kayoz I have already highlighted the fallacy behind your claims of neutrality when you have indeed made statements that are far from neutral. The burden of proof is on both of us (once again noting this is a forum where speculation is commonly acceptable and there are fag packets involved).ORIGINAL: Kayoz
Really, it's getting rather tedious to go round and round with a crazy person who is (willfully or otherwise) ignorant of the basic concept of who has to provide the burden of proof.
Your burden, IM. Meet the burden and we can go forwards. Otherwise, conversation with you makes as much progress as a hamster in a wheel.
Oh I've listened. And then rejected it as being completely without basis. As have others. We have freedom of speech and the right to speculate on a forum.ORIGINAL: KayozFailure to listen? As opposed to your repeated ignoring of "none of your business"? Pot kettle black at the very best for you, Snowy.ORIGINAL: Icemania
Many factors Kayoz. Loyalty and trust are just one of them. Your own failures to listen to what I am repeatedly saying defeats your entire argument.
You continue to fabricate something I have not said. What does common Business ethics say? That such consideration should include fair dealings. It's something I apply always and indeed have been a whistleblower out here in the real world. A point I keep making in different ways ... but which you do not hear. You even quoted one example of what you failed to hear ... Many factors Kayoz!ORIGINAL: Kayoz
As for the sociopathy issue you allude to - it's your words, not mine. You can't understand loyalty or trust outside of a contractual relationship. Your words. Not mine.
No. The more the merrier with dissenting views. This has nothing to do with who agrees with any of the various views expressed here. It's about the appalling way you go about it Kayoz. Indeed this is the main reason I feel sorry for you Kayoz, you remain completely unaware of your own behaviour. You are a significant barrier to the potential of this forum.ORIGINAL: Kayoz
Aah, so it's a popularity contest now? Dissenting views are not allowed because they're unpopular? Intriguing.
We are somewhat aligned Osito (although I tend to stay out of Steam debates). Marketing the original through broader channels would probably have been a disaster. But I really do think broader exposure is now feasible although it would still need to be carefully selected.ORIGINAL: Osito
I know very little about marketing, so I'm fairly neutral about whether or not DW marketing has been reasonable or good. I didn't find out about the game until mid 2012, but I have to say that I wasn't really looking until mid 2012. So I think someone who is interested in this sort of game will most likely find it, because they'll be looking at the kind of sites (in particular Space Sector) which would cover it.
People who are not actively looking for this type of game will probably not find it. Is that a good or a bad thing? I think there's certainly a risk that the more casual kind of player would be put off by DW, and that would be quite damaging to the franchise, as they'd probably be quite vocal about their opinion (particularly on Steam forums, if the game had been released on Steam).
Although I wasn't around for the launch of DW in 2010, I'm pretty sure that if it had received wider exposure at the time it would have received very damaging publicity. Why do I say this? Largely on the basis that in February 2011 Space Sector gave DW a review score of 5.0. If Space Sector could only give 5.0, what would the likes of IGN and Gamespot have said? There would no doubt have been a lot of negative feedback on widely read forums. You might make a quick buck from increased sales at release, but that kind of publicity can kill a franchise, because it can discourage those who would like the game if they tried it.
Obviously, the game is much better now, and maybe it's now got to the point where it can withstand much better exposure. Perhaps, with the release of Universe, it will now get better exposure. We've yet to see how Matrix will handle this release. For all we know, it may even appear on Steam. Then we can have some really good forum arguments: the Steambois will have a field day
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So you now openly admit that in some cases you are speculating
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... labelling me as coming from "North Korea".
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...we have the right to speculate on a forum.
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You seem to think the burden of proof goes in one direction ... to everyone else.
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you inappropriately attack the other person by labelling me as "crazy".
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In contrast I have a consistent position.
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If you provide enough evidence, you never know
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We have freedom of speech and the right to speculate on a forum.
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Instead, as bullies do, you inappropriately attack the other person by once again by labelling me a sociopath.
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This has nothing to do with who agrees with any of the various views expressed here.
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Where did label you as coming from North Korea? Quote the sentence. If my question hit a sensitive nerve, then that's not my problem. Your lack of understanding of basic justice principles is.
Another lie.
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If my assumptions (that without a complaint from Elliot or Erik or evidence of wrongdoing/unreasonable conduct, there is no basis to question their arrangement) are incorrect, then so is the fundamental basis of civil society. Perhaps it's a fundamental difference in our outlooks of justice. From what I can gather from your statements, Icey, you come from North Korea or some such place. How's your beloved leader these days?
To repeat what I've already quoted:ORIGINAL: Kayoz
Where did I write that you were crazy? Your statements come across as distinctly sociopathic - but crazy? No, I didn't write that of you.
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Really, it's getting rather tedious to go round and round with a crazy person who is (willfully or otherwise) ignorant of the basic concept of who has to provide the burden of proof.
You are going to lecture me on respect? Really?ORIGINAL: KayozWithin reason. And above all else, show due respect to the owners of the forum - Matrix. This forum is their property. We are guests.ORIGINAL: Icemania
...we have the right to speculate on a forum.
You're being grossly disrespectful to Matrix, CodeForce and their representatives. If you are going to be disrespectful, back up your statements with fact. And in this discussion, facts have been sorely lacking.
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If Matrix is the right choice all factors considered then fine they obviously are good with product development.
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LOL
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If Matrix is the right choice all factors considered then fine they obviously are good with product development.
So what would you suggest in the Bioware Forums?