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DLC killed the games , half baked games rushed out to prepare for the DLC
So say "thank you" to yourself for buying the Horse Amor back then
Quboid wrote on Apr 10, 2016, 19:38:
He kinda reminds me of George Lucas. He made good films when he didn't have a huge reputation and ego and the people around him could tell him when he was making a mistake. Creative types need freedom but they also need to be criticise-able.
I wonder who Molyneux's Irving Kirschner is, then.
My 'Oh' face?
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Quboid wrote on Apr 10, 2016, 19:38:
He kinda reminds me of George Lucas. He made good films when he didn't have a huge reputation and ego and the people around him could tell him when he was making a mistake. Creative types need freedom but they also need to be criticise-able.
Great screw ups spawn great comedy.
Get your games from GOG DAMMIT!
killer_roach wrote on Apr 10, 2016, 19:29:rudra wrote on Apr 10, 2016, 16:49:jdreyer wrote on Apr 10, 2016, 16:34:
Given Molyneux's many post-Bullfrog failures, it's amazing the company was as good as it was back then.
not really. you've got a team of like 10 people, so its much MUCH easier to reign in the 1 crazy guy
Or, conversely, there's less damage for the one crazy guy to do, and less friction involved with simply humoring the crazy guy.
He kinda reminds me of George Lucas. He made good films when he didn't have a huge reputation and ego and the people around him could tell him when he was making a mistake. Creative types need freedom but they also need to be criticise-able.
rudra wrote on Apr 10, 2016, 16:49:jdreyer wrote on Apr 10, 2016, 16:34:
Given Molyneux's many post-Bullfrog failures, it's amazing the company was as good as it was back then.
not really. you've got a team of like 10 people, so its much MUCH easier to reign in the 1 crazy guy
Or, conversely, there's less damage for the one crazy guy to do, and less friction involved with simply humoring the crazy guy.
Hi-Octane, Dungeon Keeper, Syndicate, Populous... many good games. EA manages to kill off so many great studios.
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jdreyer wrote on Apr 10, 2016, 16:34:
Given Molyneux's many post-Bullfrog failures, it's amazing the company was as good as it was back then.
not really. you've got a team of like 10 people, so its much MUCH easier to reign in the 1 crazy guy
Given Molyneux's many post-Bullfrog failures, it's amazing the company was as good as it was back then.
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"The Microsoft thing was interesting," said McCormack... "At that early stage they were completely naive about the games industry.
And they still are!*BA DUM tssh*.
I'm shocked, Cotton.
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