Yeah most of the games mechanics and some good old ROOST servers come to ROHOS with nice server rules will thin out the clump of new comers Like water through a strainer.
So how many copies of ROHOS is TWI hoping to sell?
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TWI should make a Dev joke in the manual about how the CD case doubles as a drink coaster.
I just want enough punters buying so that I can play this game for years rather than months.
On the subject of wild optimism I think RO2 has the potential to be another counter strike, something quite different and more lethal than it's contemporaries and from that getting a lot of interest from people fed up with endless generic shooters. I'd love to see servers packed out.
On the subject of wild optimism I think RO2 has the potential to be another counter strike, something quite different and more lethal than it's contemporaries and from that getting a lot of interest from people fed up with endless generic shooters. I'd love to see servers packed out.
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Now, this is a really, REALLY tricky one. We want to sell enough to make the add-ons and to go on making games - the games that we want to play. And we want to make them REALLY nice. If we don't sell enough copies, we can't do that - BUT we want to make the games we enjoy. Tricky balance.
Ideal world: we sell a boat-load of RO2 AND people play it "the way we want them to play it". We'll see!
Tis True, He's more like a Cheeky chappy...wot oh!....Just think Lord Melchett from Black Adder and that's Alan
It will inevitably end that way, the game itself will weed out the misfits.
Who will still have bought the game
So they either cope with it and learn to play, leave, or be our cannonfodder.
All of which are acceptable.
Tis True, He's more like a Cheeky chappy...wot oh!....Just think Lord Melchett from Black Adder and that's Alan
I've always thought of him more as a Captain Darling
I always thought of Alan as more of a Vyvyan Basterd
[URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bomygz1Ygkk"]YouTube - The Young Ones - Vyvyan Hates the Good Life[/URL]
[URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bomygz1Ygkk"]YouTube - The Young Ones - Vyvyan Hates the Good Life[/URL]
Tis True, He's more like a Cheeky chappy...wot oh!....Just think Lord Melchett from Black Adder and that's Alan
I'd have thought of him more as General Melchett, like he comes to work in the morning with a loud "BEEEEEEHHH" (Or however you spell the noise he makes).
Well if that's the case then John(Rammjaeger)Gibsons must be Captain Slack Bladder, who everytime He gets a message from Alan (general melchett) about the release date, replies with "Didn't get message, someone ate speckled Jim and the boys have burnt the trench ladders"
......so does that make LeMon, Baldrick...and will the Yanks ask "what the hell they all talking about" and delay the release of RO2 by another 3 weeks while catching up on Blackadder goes forth and then starting on the Young Ones (cause of Instinct )...while Alan explains what the hell they're all talking about....alll these answers and more on the next episode of SOAP
hockeywarrior
FNG / Fresh Meat
It is a tricky balance when you don't know the outcomes.
I have always had the "if you build it they will come" philosophy. Based on what I've seen around the interwebs, I think you guys are going to have a very solid following right from the get go. I hate it when developers change their product in an attempt to anticipate what people will and will not like. The most successful and innovative things always come about because someone somewhere decided to do something cool in their own interest and a bunch of people happened to like it, making it successful.
As soon as you start seeing companies changing their values, you get games (or products in general) that don't please anyone or do anything innovative or interesting. Trying to please everyone is the biggest pitfall that I see entertainment falling into in recent years -- especially in regards to sequels or spin-off products.
I'm gonna be one of those guys so get used to it ! but don't worry I will learn to stay off the servers that have a bunch of know-it-alls with attitudes just as I do with any other game.
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Well if that's the case then John(Rammjaeger)Gibsons must be Captain Slack Bladder, who everytime He gets a message from Alan (general melchett) about the release date, replies with "Didn't get message, someone ate speckled Jim and the boys have burnt the trench ladders"
Looks like you're Captain Flash then
Well if that's the case then John(Rammjaeger)Gibsons must be Captain Slack Bladder, who everytime He gets a message from Alan (general melchett) about the release date, replies with "Didn't get message, someone ate speckled Jim and the boys have burnt the trench ladders"
what happens to schniedzekk? he doesn't come across as percy to me
the "know it alls" are the majority here, so it's going to be you that's gonna have to get used to it.
if you can't handle the attitude, then i guess you can always go on back to cod.
thanks.