38 Studios founder Curt Schilling has claimed that Kingdoms Of Amalur: Reckoning is the first step in a bid to “change the way in which we are entertained”.
Today EA hosted its Investors Day, and Chief Executive Officer Andrew Wilson talked about the company's dedication to generative AI.
He's so excited to layoff more employees for FAKE STUPIDITY computer programing to replace them.
Hopefully EA takes a nosedive just like Ubisoft is currently doing. Lack of money is the only thing that can hurt them and possibly change them.
Of course it is. EA has been lazy for years. Profiting for investors and themselves without putting in the work. Having AI write code or build graphics for them just makes them even more lazy.
I'd laugh if those same investors built "executive code" and got rid of EA's CEO and board of directors and replaced them with AI.
Today Electronic Arts hosted its Investors Day and its executives shared what's next for the Battlefield franchise.
ohh god, here we go!
This is exactly why the gaming industry is failing. It's now an industry of suits "trying to find the fun".
...I'll help you out a little, If you're trying to find it, then it's not fun and neither are you. move on!
Honestly, get them to sit down and play Bad Company 2 together.
If they can't see why that had the magic, they shouldn't be game developers.
The CEO of EA has iterated his massive ambitions about the next Battlefield entry in the new Q1 2025 financial results.
It ain't Bad Company 3 ... so stop false-promising ... but make it current-gen only plz ... it'll be 2025 ffs
More intentionally released broken games with micro-trash-actions, and of course fake apologies written by ChatGPT instead of doing it yourself because you don't give a crap if you sell people garbage for their hard earned money.
Ass.
Isn't that the whole point of having a "series" of games? Isn't the follow-up supposed to be inherently better or "more ambitious" than the previous entries? Unfortunately, this has not been the case for Battlefield in quite some time. I've still never even redeemed the free BF 2042 code I got a year and a half ago lol. Such a shame, used to be one of my favorite shooters back in the day.
Maybe the final game will be more impressive, but the demo showed nothing revolutionary.
Change the way we entertained??? doubt that...
sorry that distinction goes to Guild Wars 2
Kingdoms of Amalur is "so far" an ok game but
statements like this?? don't think so..sorry
Amalur is not open world. There may be enough content to combat this, but the game engine strikes me as an updated NWN with dumbed down GoW style combat. There is no jumping, most dungeons/caves have one way path. No jumping to me is always a good barometer .. you cant in any bioware game (most of which I also do not care for) .. so things like being on steps and wanting to jump down and crank them out are restricted. I do not like restraints ... maybe you do so ymmv on how big a deal this is for you. I put up with it for Dragon Age, but Jade Empire and the Kotors did not have enough appeal to me.
It's like single-player WoW with dumbed down GoW combat.
Early reviews also disagree with Curt ... 78 from PS Mag, 80 from X360.
Originally downloaded the demo for some Mass Effect 3 goodies but enjoyed it enough to pre-order - can't wait till Tuesday
I hate it when developers say crap like this.
I understand you have lofty goals, and that you are proud of your team. But considering just how high expectations are for most games nowadays, more people want to see you fail just to laugh at your statement then succeed so they can still say that your promise wasn't full kept.
It's a lose lose battle.
Better that this game (of which, by the demo alone, I fully enjoyed) be a sleeper hit than a "Too Human" in terms of developer proposals to gamers.
@susanto1228
Most games simply cannot justify that statement, I've never played Guild Wars 2, but I can't think of a game besides Uncharted (in recent history...Hell, even that game wasn't revolutionary, but damned good nonetheless) that can make such a bold statement.