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Bioware are honestly just as bad if not worse than Bethesda, this game isn't even worthy of discussion.
Phantasmal said:Bioware are honestly just as bad if not worse than Bethesda, this game isn't even worthy of discussion.
Phantasmal said:Morrowind and Daggerfall were at the very least, more atmospheric and playable than those three.
Great atmosphere provides playability, otherwise what would games like Silent Hill be? Would've never even spawned a sequel without that factor and was judged primarily on its gameplay mechanics. The combat wasn't exactly good in Beth's earlier games, but it was adequate for FPS melee and you were provided with much to explore that was semi-interesting. Where as with a Bio game, you're always given dull combat, gay character cliches and nothing remotely intriguing to uncover to keep you going.Edward_R_Murrow said:Atmospheric, sure. But playable? You've gotta be kidding me.
Why do you even post on these forums? You only seem to show up and cry like a bleeding vagina whenever Bioware is mentioned. 11,000+ posts of hissing and crappy game defending? Be more of a hermit, Bio plant. Get some sun.Volourn said:idiot. the fact you actually think KOTOR is better than BIO's other games says a lot since it is their worst (barring SOU, an expansion).
Phantasmal said:but what I am saying is that Bio deserves the same treatment as them.
The Feral Kid said:Not to mention the up and coming Black Hound and Mysteries of Westgate.
Warden said:The Feral Kid said:Not to mention the up and coming Black Hound and Mysteries of Westgate.
Not to mention that's not related to biow. in any possible way.
The Feral Kid said:Not to mention that you're a moron who can't read a sentence as part of its context. We're talking about the long-term influence of the series and not Bio's direct involvement which is limited and not notable (NWN OC mostly as even the expansions for NWN 1 weren't even by them). Still, no Bioware, no IE, no PS:T, no Aurora, no Black Hound, no MoW, no MotB and probably no Obsidian.
Volourn said:They share an engine*, character system, combat system, and the list goes on.
Gay Warden said:No abusive/mentally challenged brother raping his ex-alcoholic and now long-dead sister No Gay Warden
Volourn said:"even the expansions for NWN 1 weren't even by them"
What an idiot.
"Shadows of Undrentide is being developed by Floodgate, a new studio formed by several former employees of Looking Glass, which was best known for its outstanding games Thief: The Dark Project and System Shock 2."
Volourn said:The final SOU product was largely done by 3 seperate BIO devs (Mr. Gaider did ch1, IIRC, and the guy who did Witche's Wake did ch2) over the course of a month or so.
From scratch? No; but for the most part
I think most of Fg's work that remain were the new inventory item models, special/spell effects, various scripts and what not.
WW guy was/is a BIO empoylee. Dumbass. IIRC, I think it's Rob Bartel but not 100% sure as he's no Gaider when it comes to being important.
Let me guess, your lame quote was from well before SOU's release
Phantasmal said:Great atmosphere provides playability, otherwise what would games like Silent Hill be?Edward_R_Murrow said:Atmospheric, sure. But playable? You've gotta be kidding me.
I'm comparing them on the basis of good/bad games they're responsible for, which would make them basically even. They both generally make shitty games that all end up feeling the same. So it's quite the fair comparison in the end.The Feral Kid said:I stopped playing JE 2 hours into the game, haven't played or care to play ME, and I'm indifferent to DA:O. Even however if you don't like Bio's games much, it's another thing leveling them to the level of Beth. Rock bottom.
I could've sworn we were discussing games developed, not what engines each company created. Silly to judge a developer based on an engine they made, considering games like Planescape Torment probably could've used some other iso engine that was out there. Hell, if a few of those games had chosen a different engine we might not have had such pathfinding headaches and other nuissances.Bio are responsible for one of the finest isometric engines to date...
Beth has Morrowind and Daggerfall (forget Arena), which were decent games. Bioware has BG II and Kotor, which were also decent. I'd say that puts them on equal levels, as the rest of the games each company developed were either mediocre or flat out garbage.What Beth have to show for all that? Mudcrabs, V.A.T.S, curative fluids, and games that have the atmosphere of an empty barn with a horse turd in the middle.