SectorEffector wrote on Feb 29, 2012, 14:20:
http://youtu.be/qEyxxpNQFIk
sucks Best question at 46:15

Their response, "Piracy!" Wah Wah. They don't understand people will pay for a game that's good and WORTH the $60 they charge.

Agrajag wrote on Feb 29, 2012, 10:58:

Agrajag wrote on Feb 29, 2012, 10:25:
But, I see absolutely no reason to assume they are Doom4 shots at all...

And, in fact, that Doom billboard in one of the shots pretty much cements it for me that these can't possibly be from Doom4... Do you really think they'd place a reference to Doom, the videogame series, inside of a Doom game?? That'd kind of destroy the immersion and suspension of disbelief, don't you think? It'd just be stupid of them to do... But, a reference to Doom within a different id game? That makes perfect sense...

<!-- February 28, 2012 -->
<!-- Shadowy Figure- Raise Dead : Infinity Engine -->

<!-- For years, I clung to the memory of it. Then the memory of the memory. -->

<!-- And then... it returned. Better than it was before. -->

<!-- Pore over the tapestries and works of art hanging from our walls if you wish, Child of Bhaal... perhaps you will find a clue. But patience, ah... patience would reveal it all. -->

DarkCntry wrote on Feb 28, 2012, 14:38:

Beelzebud wrote on Feb 28, 2012, 14:32:
It's not a strawman. My PC is my private property. EA has no right to sniff the contents of my hard drive, so Origin does not get installed on my machine. And no, merely connecting to the internet is not an invasion of privacy. Speaking of strawmen...

Perhaps you don't know what a strawman argument is....

That said, you are aware that the only way to have privacy online is to not be online, right? If you don't believe that, and constitute it as a strawman, then well, there's no hope for you.

DarkCntry wrote on Feb 28, 2012, 14:24:

Beelzebud wrote on Feb 28, 2012, 14:11:
You honestly don't mind that EA scans the contents of your hard drive? Some of us don't like that at all, and look at it for exactly what it is: An invasion of privacy.

While not going to champion EA's actions, I will say that if you don't think just connecting to the Internet as an invasion of privacy, then you're just being funny...

When you buy an EA game, is it also okay for them to come in your house, while you're at work, and put all EA Games on their branded EA shelf? I think not.

I really hope this analogy was in jest and not fashioned to prove a point, otherwise you're just going to be slapped with a strawman label...

Techie714 © wrote on Feb 26, 2012, 16:34:
So what the space portion of this game is not similar to EVE? Oh man that would suck, because they have so much potential here to make a game with similar mechanics as EVE. So does the game have any of the following?

1. Bounty Hunting other real players?
2. Ship building & selling (Blue prints, etc.)
3. Deep technical tree for for ships & addons
4. Space pirating other players & their loot

nin wrote on Feb 20, 2012, 10:31:

I wanted to chime in here. We are very happy with the sales and hitting #1 on Steam at launch was nothing short of amazing. We recouped our development and marketing expenses during the first 48 hours. And yes, we're certainly very excited about PC.

A little surprising, but still good news. I wonder how much the GMG sale had to do with that?

TychoCelchuuu wrote on Feb 17, 2012, 23:51:
This is pretty typical practice for the game industry. It's just how things work. Don't grow up to be game developers, little children.

Dev wrote on Feb 16, 2012, 20:39:
I've never played wasteland, thats one of the big inspirations for fallout isn't it?