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Ok, who is and since when?We are not their core audience
Ok, who is and since when?We are not their core audience
Truly a codexian thread.just dropping by to comment how amazing turn this thread took, from who got bigger d2 dick to joy of another drama
You know what all of this is?
It's the result of a new generation of devs and publishers handling intellectual properties they had no hand in creating. Blizzard, Firaxis, Bioware and so forth are simply riding on the success of their elders and betters but those people are gone and the rest of the staff has no idea what to do. Or rather: They have zero connection to the audience those IPs originally attracted. Instead they focus on what they know, which is mobile garbage.
Blizzard killed Diablo, EA killed C&C and Simcity, Firaxis resurrected an already dead franchise. Even if you don't like the Nuxcoms, there is a huge difference.
I am long time fan of all those franchise and i think Firaxis is the lesser evil of all that, im more upset about Diablo mobile or Maxis shutdown tbh.
What happened to Blizzard:
Ironically he's also explaining why Apple of today sucks. Marketing took over that company a long time ago now.
OT:
A comment I've seen somewhere: "You guys don't like anal? Do you not have asses?"
Only white people can be nazis and raaaaaaayyyyyycists. Get with the program, dawg!Not only witch nigga. I think they made Tirael black in D3 and now he's just animated silhouette so no black skin for chinese people. But it's WE who are nazis.
Ok, who is and since when?We are not their core audience
i don't think its a matter of delivery when you're dead insidethe delivery
Gotta hand to April Fool's Joke Guy - the delivery was perfect. No grinning to give the subterfuge away, nothing smug, just deadpan cynicism.
The Chinese mobile market is where the $$$ is. I don't care if they want to make money.
What irks me, is why couldn't they have another smaller team working on a Diablo PC game.
, Whilst for now they're not part of the decline,