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Developers Told Me I'm Not Special Anymore

DP: Ugh…so I just turned off my PS3 after coming to two conclusions, buyer’s remorse is real, and my interest in multiplayer gaming has died tremendously. What was I doing before I turned off my PS3? I...

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Focker4204773d ago

"For the games sequels I actually care about, let's use Killzone 2 to Killzone 3 for example, I will gladly play the beta and give my feedback. Unfortunately, it seems like all the wrong people tend to walk their asses into a betas they have no business being in. Killzone 2 was too heavy, and Killzone 3 needs to play faster; Uncharted 2 takes too many hits to kill people; Socom 4 needs killstreaks. There's nothing wrong with criticism, but when it comes to a beta, nayslayers don't acknowledge why existing fans like elements of the game before nitpicking because it doesn't play the way they want it to. The most important aspect of multiplayer titles is the community; devs shoot themselves in the foot by catering to people that don't necessarily 0;care about their game and muting out their loyal following."

^^^
THIS!!!!

Spitfire_Riggz4773d ago

Seems like Socom fans got the worst of this ^^

=(

TheHater4773d ago

And Resistance Fall of Man fans.

Panthers4773d ago

Socom 4 is the biggest slap in the face to Socom fans. The only reason people on this site stand up for it is because its PS3 exclusive. If it were multiplat, everyone would see what a travesty that game is.

Kurt Russell4773d ago

Same went for the Halo franchise... that went sour as soon as the cash started to role in.

nycrekid4773d ago

This is a decent read with decent points, but by his own account he is guilty of the same. So some people like the game to be a certain way and the developers listen. the people who like the game the old way speak out on it also. The developers have to try to appease everyone, which is near impossible. Should they just make a clone of an older game with better graphics? Or should they try something new? Whatever they do they can't win and someone will complain.

Gamers IMO are too whiny and complain too much. No one here is forced to buy ANY games. You don't like the game or the direction the developers are taking they don't buy it! There are plenty of game being released to fill you time with. You want Socom 2 then go buy Socom 2. If a game plays too much like COD then don't buy it. We can bash COD to hell and back. Trust me I can't stand COD but the fact is many many millions of people love it and so developers make it, and others copy it. It is about making money.

I just feel lucky we have so many good games to play.

InfiniteJustice4773d ago

Writer is 100% correct on this one. Betas get treated like big demos that people download for fun. While there's nothing initially wrong with this, you get people who aren't fans of the game/series, and they go off complaining and spamming forums with how the game should be changed to suit them.

I hate to say it but so much was taken away from Killzone 3. It's still great in multiplayer, but so much was taken out because so many complained about things that WERE NOT broken in KZ2 (i.e the weight).

Not only this, but the changes to KZ3 put a lot of hardcore KZ2 players off the multiplayer quite quickly. The ones who did like the changes enjoy the game, but they'll soon ditch it when the next CoD comes along.

It's a sad circle of events.

Legion4773d ago

@Kurt Russel

And yet it wasn't sour enough for you to buy every Halo game and get all of Halo 3 achievments and nearly finish all of Reaches Achievements including DLC. I see you are REALLY soured on the game. ha

Kurt Russell4772d ago

So Legion, that just gives my statement integrity as I've clearly played them and am in a position to judge does it not?

They're not as good as they used to be by a long shot. They've become much more of a cheap and casual affair as a result of what this article is talking about.

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nskrishna24772d ago

Very well written article. Props to the writer

gravemaker4774d ago (Edited 4774d ago )

i like betas and demos, but they are spoilers

Kran4773d ago

Harry Hill would be most pleased at the first part of your statement :)

Psychonaughty4773d ago (Edited 4773d ago )

...but which is better, betas or demos? There's only one way to find out....FIGHT!!!!

Raven_Nomad4773d ago

This guy totally makes solid points, too bad at a place like this his opinion and point of view will get bashed...

Trackboss4773d ago

Dual Pixels is a new site run by two people that have been covering the gaming industry for a while. They haven't built their credibility publicly yet on their new establishment but they know their content.

winflasher04773d ago

How don't you loose bubbles?

Raven_Nomad4773d ago

Why would I lose them? I've gained since I started here.

Queefy_B4773d ago

lol at the title pic.. that is all :P

NanoSoldier4773d ago

do you have a problem with Kratos!?

Queefy_B4773d ago

No the picture is just funny is all, kratos is awesome.

Redempteur4773d ago

i know thats' sarcastic , but really ..if you enjoyed the ride during the beta and had fun ..you could just delete it to start another beta .

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