Herbert West
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Volourn said:you ar edumb
Volourn said:you ar edumb
made said:The strong dollar makes the US an attractive market for foreign developers, obviously.
Ausir said:Diddn't sell espicially well in NA with only about 250k copies if what is said is accurate. Not that impressive. Game that truly sell well sell 1 mil in NA alone.
Europe is irrelevant.
How exactly are sales in the US more relevant than sales in Europe?
Chefe said:ebut?
Volourn said:What's *really* funny is that despite all the celebrating of TW reaching 1 million sales; TW has seemingly nto even broken even. HAHAHAHAHA!
Actually, when the $ was worth shit (=throughout the whole year up to now), the Polish price of TW was close to $50.FrancoTAU said:Eh, I guess a US sale meant that they pocketed $50 bucks per sale vs $5 for the Eastern European sales.
Volourn said:"And why would you be happy about this?"
I see you only read that post of mine in this thread and totally fuckin' ignored all the ones where stated quite clearly that I feel TW sucks. Why would I want a game that i think sucks to succeed? Dumbass.
Anyways, it sold a million copies so no doubt there'll be a sequel hoping to capitalize on it and attract more buyers (I won't be one of them) so the sequel will actually make money. They also hope that TW will sell enough in the next year to finally make some actual moolah.
Then again, this is the Codex where you are expected to bash games THEN buy them. HAHAHA!
Sorry to rain on your parade, but it was the plan with the first title. It was basically supposed to promote the IP mainly and pay for itself. We'll sell some more, so it's reached already. Now time for the second step.Volourn said:What's *really* funny is that despite all the celebrating of TW reaching 1 million sales; TW has seemingly nto even broken even. HAHAHAHAHA!
yarpen said:Sorry to rain on your parade, but it was the plan with the first title. It was basically supposed to promote the IP mainly and pay for itself. We'll sell some more, so it's reached already. Now time for the second step.Volourn said:What's *really* funny is that despite all the celebrating of TW reaching 1 million sales; TW has seemingly nto even broken even. HAHAHAHAHA!
yarpen said:Sorry to rain on your parade, but it was the plan with the first title. It was basically supposed to promote the IP mainly and pay for itself. We'll sell some more, so it's reached already. Now time for the second step.Volourn said:What's *really* funny is that despite all the celebrating of TW reaching 1 million sales; TW has seemingly nto even broken even. HAHAHAHAHA!
There is no my porn in TW.Volourn said:Come on now, I know you love your porn (so do I, best part of The Witcher :D )
Volourn said:"Sorry to rain on your parade, but it was the plan with the first title. It was basically supposed to promote the IP mainly and pay for itself. We'll sell some more, so it's reached already. Now time for the second step."
Sorry to burst your bubble but that's what I said. I stated that while it didn't make the money back; that it didn't really matter becausde it still sold a million copies and that's enough to push ahead with a sequel since obviously there's an audience for the game. Thanks for agreeing me. I also said that eventually it will likely make money. Come on now, I know you love your porn (so do I, best part of The Witcher :D ); but at least read the whole post.
"I've always been a fan of TW, and yes I actually bought it. Which means I walked into a store and laid out cash. I just don't understand why you'd take joy in seeing something like this fail. Admittingly, you can only like what you like, but at least try to act like an adult."
Why would I want soemthing that I disilike (and dissapointed me)P to succeed? That be foolish. It's as dumb as someone who hates BIO games to be happy that BIO games sell. I guess I also mshould be sad that the Nazis failed in their quest for world domination too. P0oor little Nazis. (and, no, I know that's an extreme example).
I'm harsh with CDProject and TW; but I was hyped for TW. In fact, I defended it from evil codexers pre release, and then I buy the game at full price and I got out of it was a couple of hours of sadness, and realization I wasted my time and money. Was looking for a good Action RPG and what i got was a game with bland combat, alcklsutre writing, and some sweets weet (but immature) porn.
I'm solid with the RPGH genre; but that doens't mean like the rest of the Codex who are weak bitches taht I'm not gonna suck the dick of every RPG that comes out (it's why I ahven't even bothered buying or playing FO3 while even its biggest bashers were first in nline to pick it up).
"Vol you just got fucked. Hard."
I only get fucked hard from Codexian mommas.
I like Bioware (I really liked them pre-NWN) but not for the Aurora engine, putting up an Infinity Engine tag on TW's cover would have actually had a positive effect on sales. The Bioware connection alone might have had some effect yes, but that's it as 'Bioware' is the only part that might intrigue certain people when they see the 'Powered by Bioware aurora 2007 engine' line on the box.Volourn said:You are an idiot. It doesn't matter if YOU like Aurora or not. There's no doubt the fact that TW used the Aurora which gave them a cinnection to BIO helped the marketing aspect. Most people remember they ahd fun with NWN, and enjoyed the game hence more sales for TW strictly because of that. The only people who bash Aurora are usually those who dislike BIO to begin with. L0L.