Jaesun
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Mask of the Betrayer was cut and buggy? o_O
It's VoTS what are you expecting from his retarded posts?
Mask of the Betrayer was cut and buggy? o_O
I like how you tell me the way I have to use my funds. Please tell me more so that I can disregard your opinion even more. If you think that me asking them to develop their software intelligently so that they can compile and link it on any platform is "a hip new feature", then please go back to Windows 8 and stop bothering the grown-ups.The only thing that stings is you (and your friends) consider it acceptable to "pledge" a "donation" then withdraw it, if twenty-eight days down the road, they fail to announce a hip new feature you were hoping for initially.
But, of course, it doesn't matter until after the campaign is done.
No one basis decisions off that amount of money during the process, after all.
Aw. My apologies. I didn't realize you'd have such difficulty with the whole morality angle I was going for.I like how you tell me the way I have to use my funds. Please tell me more so that I can disregard your opinion even more. If you think that me asking them to develop their software intelligently so that they can compile and link it on any platform is "a hip new feature", then please go back to Windows 8 and stop bothering the grown-ups.The only thing that stings is you (and your friends) consider it acceptable to "pledge" a "donation" then withdraw it, if twenty-eight days down the road, they fail to announce a hip new feature you were hoping for initially.
But, of course, it doesn't matter until after the campaign is done.
No one basis decisions off that amount of money during the process, after all.
Would you get yourAw. My apologies. I didn't realize you'd have such difficulty with the whole morality angle I was going for.
Let's try this again: If, on day 1, linux is not a feature . . . just wait to donate until it is. There's no need to deceive idiots.
It doesn't matter, of course.
Would you get yourdickmorality out of my finances, please?
Don't tempt me because I'm considering an MCA troll here already. And that would be morally wrong because it would mean that some other worthy KS project in need of my $250 would end up not getting it.Would you get yourdickmorality out of my finances, please?
For a reasonable donation, certainly.
$250/- for a custom troll is hideously expensive. Especially considering Avellone made custom trolls for free just a few months ago (he even did them in full color. Even I got one, even though I cannot use it )
Yeah but the codex raised TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS for WL2. I don't see the problem with the 250$, because it looks like the codex is only going to fund around 1K or less.
In general I don't get your double standard in regards to Obsidian and inXile, it is rather apparent that you hate Obsidian out of some butthurt reason
Mask of the Betrayer was cut and buggy? o_O
It's VoTS what are you expecting from his retarded posts?
Read the whole thread. People already did so.The only reason I can see for people to be mad about this is that they believe DU's post will discourage some potential backers. But I am pretty sure no one here changes their thoughts and opinions based on DU (or any other poster).
Then they are constrained with finances, but certainly not by the date put on Kickstarter. They could take it out of their asses as they had to put some date as a matter of fact."Professionals" (to borrow your term) are most certainly constrained by deadlines. Watch what happens when projects run out of money to meet their deadline - and then need more of it.
It's not the same, because it's not your duty to praise any game, while it is your duty to provide assistance to the Codex community. If you think it would be unjust to praise the project to encourage people to donate, you could have said nothing about the project at all, just announce there is a fundraiser and that's it. That would be "professional", just doing your job. Still can't grasp it?Oh please, that's like saying making a negative news post or review (as the Codex often does) is unfair to the games we review and the developers who create them - so therefore we should deliberately seek out someone who's going to be positive to write all reviews and news items
Oh that's another way to do it, 'course, but it happened only later, before I posted.I think it's fairer to promote both sides of the discussion.
Some people admitted here that they've been discouraged to donate by your negative post. It doesn't mean if they REALLY, REALLY wanted to donate. What means is that the fundraiser probably lost some money because of your actions, thus you have failed to properly assist your Codex bros.And as I've said, if you're not donating because "DarkUnderlord is personally not a huge salivating fan of the project", than I can't exactly say you were really going to donate in the first place.
Read again. And again. And again. Until you understand. You don't have to support it, but you shouldn't disturb it.I mean what, I have to support everything around here suddenly because that's "professional"?
I don't have to do anything for Codex, unlike you.More fool you because if this fundraiser is successful, and you haven't donated to it even though you liked the game and wanted a Codex reference in it, you miss out on being able to say you supported the Codex.
Yup, but it got a fair chance to succeed, without negative interference.Yes and the Dead State campaign failed. I guess you can't sugar coat crap.
Well, I cannot answer to things you make up in your mind instead of responding to what I said.Oh, so aparently the Codex should be promoting certain KickStarter campaigns then. blahblahblah making shit look good.
Because people on Codex want it. But maybe you just don't care about them. You don't seem to.Why not? Seriously, why does it matter?No-one expected your fundraiser announcement to be Obsidian marketing agenda, but it shouldn't discourage people from donating.
Wait, I missed a quote. Where is this biting quote of me saying "you should be professional and praise the shit out of PE"? No quote it seems. Take your pills then and go back to your imaginary world, DarkUnderlord.Right here in this thread. If you haven't even been paying attention to what you've been writing, you really shouldn't be posting on the Codex. Stuff like that will come back to bite you.Where have I said it is what "professional" means?This place doesn't exist to funnel money into developer's pet projects just because that's apparently the "professional" thing to do.
Yup.You've basically said that I should've found another news poster to post the news campaign.
Nope. And I didn't mean it. I meant someone who wouldn't viciously criticize the effort. And there are ways to encourage people without saying dick about game's quality. Like "it's a great way to promote Codex in a mainstream present RPG". Basically, words that would help get the money instead of words that would help NOT getting it. Not necessarily lying about it or unjustly praising.Someone who was going to be "professional" and, in the best circumstance, post a positive news post to ensure the donation drive has the most opportunity to suceed.
So it's "my toys so go fuck yourself" attitude?Dude, I run the fucking donation system. All those donations come directly to me. Straight into a bank account I control. The tally gets updated just as soon as I pull out the Spreadsheet and start tracking everything. No money is getting given to anything unless I make it happen. I am inherently involved in this process.
But I would have no foundation for it, as you can say whatever shit you want under the news post. News post itself, now that's a different story, but I won't elaborate as you seem not to care too much about people here, it's just your personal playground. Rock on, Axl!My posts in this thread are pretty much going to be "here's the list of race traitors who feel there aren't enough Elves in the world yet, I'll be banning them as soon as this is over. Oh and by the way, have I told you that IE sucks? We're only $4k away from another shitty IE game!"
You think people are going to see updates from the "guy who hates this shit" and think happy positive thoughts? You're kidding yourself. In fact you'd have the exact same problem as you do now. You'd still be here whining about it, and complaining that I'm not encouraging enough donations "for those who want it to be successful".
Fixed.Yes and by "fair" you've basically said "one that ispositivenot negative andensuresdoes not disturb as much money as possible getting raised so that the fundraiser is successsful".
Not entirely and that's because of the role you're fulfilling here. If your honest personal opinions may disturb the effort provide they're presented, you should conceal them and limit yourself to stating bare facts.Me thinks you need to check a dictionary. That word doesn't mean what you think it means. What's fair is that I still give you my honest, totally unbiased opinion, while still doing my job to ensure the money actually ends up in Obsidians KickStarter project - rather than me going on a holiday to Mexico with it.
That's fair.
This is such fallacious reasoning I don't even.http://annex.wikia.com/wiki/Neverwinter_Nights_2:_Mask_of_the_Betrayer#Cut_content
Which was supposed to be a major piece of content and that's only cut content that we know about.
Oh wait, it's a butthurt Jaesun post. What was I expecting from his retarded posts? Are you over DU's attitude that hurt your delicate sensibilities, yet?
http://www.gamebanshee.com/interviews/maskofthebetrayer2-1.phphttp://annex.wikia.com/wiki/Neverwinter_Nights_2:_Mask_of_the_Betrayer#Cut_content
Which was supposed to be a major piece of content and that's only cut content that we know about.
Oh wait, it's a butthurt Jaesun post. What was I expecting from his retarded posts? Are you over DU's attitude that hurt your delicate sensibilities, yet?
GB: Is there any content that you regret leaving out or didn't have time to add?
Kevin: No (but see below). There are a few things I wish we could have added. One was a side quest we called Patron of the Arts. It was a complete tangent from the main storyline and mostly for nostalgia value and comic relief. It involved organizing a play using the actors at the Veil (and competing with actors at the Sloop).
The play would be about your adventures from the NWN2 campaign and would culminate in a cut scene of the play that would have depended upon how you "wrote" the script and which actors you convinced to play the roles. It was an idea that we all really liked, but it became clear that we just wouldn't have the time to do it well, so we dropped it from consideration early on.
Well, if that is the case, maybe it is immoral to take money from such people anyway.Read the whole thread. People already did so.The only reason I can see for people to be mad about this is that they believe DU's post will discourage some potential backers. But I am pretty sure no one here changes their thoughts and opinions based on DU (or any other poster).
Not any-one important though, just a few weak-minded unCodexian newfags.Read the whole thread. People already did so.The only reason I can see for people to be mad about this is that they believe DU's post will discourage some potential backers. But I am pretty sure no one here changes their thoughts and opinions based on DU (or any other poster).
Once again, apparently it's my "duty" to ensure that silly Codexian references appear in as many computer games as possible.Then they are constrained with finances, but certainly not by the date put on Kickstarter. They could take it out of their asses as they had to put some date as a matter of fact."Professionals" (to borrow your term) are most certainly constrained by deadlines. Watch what happens when projects run out of money to meet their deadline - and then need more of it.
It's not the same, because it's not your duty to praise any game, while it is your duty to provide assistance to the Codex community.Oh please, that's like saying making a negative news post or review (as the Codex often does) is unfair to the games we review and the developers who create them - so therefore we should deliberately seek out someone who's going to be positive to write all reviews and news items
I like how your argument has moved on from me "just not posting the news item" to "DarkUnderlord shouldn't say anything about it at all!" lest I taint someone's fragile little mind. You're a 2012 newfag and I can see you've got no idea how this place works.If you think it would be unjust to praise the project to encourage people to donate, you could have said nothing about the project at all
I know you've been trying really hard on this for a while, but I'm still not feeling the passion. Try throwing in a few derogatory insults about my mother. If that doesn't work, try a long parable involving donkeys and a lamb. People love animal stories.Still can't grasp it?
Sane, logical arguments do have a tendency to make people change their minds. Your solution to that seems to be to stop all negative discussion on it, lest someone read something bad and have their frail sensibilities infringed upon.Some people admitted here that they've been discouraged to donate by your negative post.And as I've said, if you're not donating because "DarkUnderlord is personally not a huge salivating fan of the project", than I can't exactly say you were really going to donate in the first place.
Oh, so some people, who might've perhaps maybe donated haven't put their $5 contribution in because a few people said the game wasn't to their liking and Obsidian seemed to be a bit dumb about it.It doesn't mean if they REALLY, REALLY wanted to donate. What means is that the fundraiser probably lost some money because of your actions, thus you have failed to properly assist your Codex bros.
Yes, I've read your idiocy. Once is enough. Your message is quite clear:Read again. And again. And again. Until you understand. You don't have to support it, but you shouldn't disturb it.I mean what, I have to support everything around here suddenly because that's "professional"?
I love how you've been rabbiting on and on about ""my" duty to the Codex but apparently that's where responsibility ends. How about "your" duty - if you want this fundraiser to succeed - to point out why it's such a good and worthy project that people should donate to.I don't have to do anything for Codex, unlike you.More fool you because if this fundraiser is successful, and you haven't donated to it even though you liked the game and wanted a Codex reference in it, you miss out on being able to say you supported the Codex.
42% of the Codex doesn't want it. What about their views? Again, what you're actually asking for is for one side of the debate to be completely and utterly silent.Because people on Codex want it. But maybe you just don't care about them. You don't seem to.Why not? Seriously, why does it matter?No-one expected your fundraiser announcement to be Obsidian marketing agenda, but it shouldn't discourage people from donating.
Let's go over this again:Wait, I missed a quote. Where is this biting quote of me saying "you should be professional and praise the shit out of PE"?Right here in this thread. If you haven't even been paying attention to what you've been writing, you really shouldn't be posting on the Codex. Stuff like that will come back to bite you.Where have I said it is what "professional" means?This place doesn't exist to funnel money into developer's pet projects just because that's apparently the "professional" thing to do.
Once again, it is not the Codex's purpose to ensure as many references as possible are shoved into computer games that any given proportion of the forum community may or may not want. That's not why we're here. It is not "my job", "my role" nor is it "my duty". And it sure as hell is not "professional" for me to keep my opinion about a computer game or fundraiser silent.DarkUnderlord said:This place doesn't exist to funnel money into developer's pet projects just because that's apparently the "professional" thing to do.
This is your first claim. I need to be "professional" and completely ignore my own opinion (which is against the site's purpose).The problem is not that you don't try to sell it. The problem is that you try very hard not to sell it. That's not only unfair and unprofessional. It's retarded primadonna behavior. You don't like it, so let's sabotage the effort with "edgy", "critical" post. You could make it short, emotionless "you want it, we're doing it". Instead you decided to publicly embrace your butthurt over people not agreeing with your "superior opinions" by calling them brain-dead idiots.
You know, there's a significant difference between a witty critic and a retarded whiner. There's also a difference between a "janitor" and a narcissistic child behind the control panel. FYI you're closer to the latters. Grow up to your role ffs.
We've now added in a clear aim: We can't be negative. And then you go one step further:No-one expected your fundraiser announcement to be Obsidian marketing agenda, but it shouldn't discourage people from donating.
In other words: Find someone who is willing to be positive and actively promote the game and get them to do the news post. To encourage as many people to donate as possible. Apparently this is so that we don't "disturb things".Than this? Hell yes. Of course there are better ways like letting someone else post the announcement. If you aren't excited by the idea, just do your duty as admin instead of disturbing things.Are you really saying that a "neutral" news post by me, with then me saying everything that I've said in this thread, would have somehow been "better"?
This is rich, because you say this right before saying:No quote it seems. Take your pills then and go back to your imaginary world, DarkUnderlord.
Like I said, you clearly think it would be more "professional" to actively promote the fundraiser as much as possible.Yup.You've basically said that I should've found another news poster to post the news campaign.
Oh please, if we'd been "neutral" in the news post (which would be a Codexian first - we mostly either hate or love things around here, try actually reading the news sometimes), you'd still be whining about my comments in this thread.Nope. And I didn't mean it. I meant someone who wouldn't viciously criticize the effort. And there are ways to encourage people without saying dick about game's quality. Like "it's a great way to promote Codex in a mainstream present RPG". Basically, words that would help get the money instead of words that would help NOT getting it. Not necessarily lying about it or unjustly praising.Someone who was going to be "professional" and, in the best circumstance, post a positive news post to ensure the donation drive has the most opportunity to suceed.
You only see it two ways: either rave about it or loathe it. Stop dichotomizing, there is a middle ground.
Nope. Like I said, you apparently live in a deluded world where me posting a "neutral" news post - and yet being highly critical of the KickStarter in the thread - wouldn't affect anyone. Despite the fact that I'd be the one providing all the updates, updating the tally and updating everything else. But then I guess you want to silence me completely and find someone else to do all of that too, right? Because that would be ensureSo it's "my toys so go fuck yourself" attitude?Dude, I run the fucking donation system. All those donations come directly to me. Straight into a bank account I control. The tally gets updated just as soon as I pull out the Spreadsheet and start tracking everything. No money is getting given to anything unless I make it happen. I am inherently involved in this process.
You still need to work on the insults. Try calling me "son" directly, rather than just using the baby image.:baby:
If that's what you think is important, it only proves you're an egocentric immature jackass.
I love it. You completely miss the point. The point is the bit you left on the end there: as much money as possible getting raised so that the fundraiser is successsful.Fixed.Yes and by "fair" you've basically said "one that ispositivenot negative andensuresdoes not disturb as much money as possible getting raised so that the fundraiser is successsful".
That is called selling out, you brain-dead idiot. Read that again: If my honest opinions prevent money going to this campaign, then I should be silenced.If your honest personal opinions may disturb the effort provide they're presented, you should conceal them and limit yourself to stating bare facts.
Vince is also curious what happened to Troika’s "super fantastic extra cool ultimate 3d RPG engine". Since Tim Cain is there now, it's easy to assume that both engines, with all the bells and whistles, are there as well..Somewhere on the Obsidian boards Avellone ( I think it was him?) said they won't be using Onyx for PE. Damn if I could find the link. :/
Interesting. He may have just meant they needed to gut the infrastructure. Note I don't have what I was told prior to KS launching saved anywhere, so I'm worked off memory and may just misremember. Would be very interesting if they don't go Onyx but go Unity as well. Wonder what Vince would think of that.
Turn-BasedWhat was the exact specific info Fargo mentioned in the WL2 KS that is missing from Obsidian's Project Eternity KS?