(as a declaration of interest, I have had the occasional Hutton Mug without meeting the pre-requisites)
You WHAT!!
You Mugging Trucking cheat!
(as a declaration of interest, I have had the occasional Hutton Mug without meeting the pre-requisites)
You WHAT!!
You Mugging Trucking cheat!
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An argument I consider to be not necessarily as representative as portrayed in the article and instead based on the viewpoints expressed by representing the view of 3 particular players (two of whom are PvPers and therefore arguably represent the minority), yet supposedly based on the input of a 'raft' (implying widespread) of players? A 3-person canoe more like, touted as being the authoritative position of the opinion of the playerbase. Maybe it is for all I know, but I know they don't speak for me, nor for many, many others I'd wager. Like I indicated in my previous post, even I don't agree with all of Frontier's design priorities, but nor do I agree with such articles presenting themselves as representative of the playerbase at large based on the opinions of a handful of players, arguably players with a larger axe to grind than many of the rest of us. Doesn't make them altogether wrong but doesn't make the article altogether right either.
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For mine it's not simply a case of defending Frontier.....just a case of not accepting/believing (blindly or otherwise) or simply not agreeing with some of the claptrap from certain players or journalists either.
The same with the article. Glorifying an immature troll (HP) rather than picking out a guy who presents arguments well and without sensationalist drama. Also Obsidian has 78000 Youtube subs (and 13 million views!) vs Nightshady's 237. Journalistic bias, lazy research or both?
Why would they want they want to employ him when he can do all that hard work for free?
Just like third party dev's fixing base game functionality.![]()
Just like third party dev's fixing base game functionality.![]()
OA already posted his views. They matched those of the article.
Flawed selective data thrown into trashy journalism. Who cares tbh?
I agree with this statement( OA's in general), and to add to the fact that we're acting like because of someones notoriety or infamy in the game, that doesn't give them the right to critique the game. Of course then we have the moderators who come to jeer at the article saying how its not news worthy because its exactly that, a critique about the overall progress of development about the game they love.
Its okay to keep pretending that Harry Potter may be the bad guy, but its sad to see that people are making him out to be the reason to disregard their views. The same going with other players who made their critique known, they are just voicing frustrations that OA has voiced throughout dozens of his videos.
I saw a statement earlier about being childish and stamping our feet to make change, maybe its time to look at the people defending the game as the ones being childish. Lets look, not acknowledging its POOR Multiplayer structure, the poor implementation of features such as PP and Engineers, the consistent bugs that linger throughout patches, the lack of quality of life features which require third party tools. I mean, its hard enough for us in Open to get a fight with instancing providing 50% of the issues and then people blocking you as the other 25% despite them showing up in your instance. Its hard enough to even get a fight because Open Play isn't promoted in any shape or form, all there is for a community is the Background Simulation feature, which gives you the option to influence from the safety where the community can't actually touch you.
Flawed selective data thrown into trashy journalism. Who cares tbh?
The majority of those who bought the game no longer play it.
It's not news because no one said anything that hasn't already been said. It has less to do with the critique. You forget that people here reiterate the same points over and over. The article echoes things a lot of us have been saying for a while and you don't need someone's idea of 'most prominent players' to find out what people think. So yes, it can be distilled down to "Some people like Elite and the development, some don't.. News at 11." It wasn't a bad article, it just objectively not news.
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That's incorrect and inflammatory. They didn't pull the upset out of their behinds and neither did the players that participated.
I am and always have been elites most prominent player.
*face palm*
Again... OOOR you could just attack the argument, not the person. You haven't actually once addressed why their argument is wrong.
And you seem to have problems with the notion that someone might not share all of the OPINIONS presented in the article. I don't disagree with all the positions presented, but nor do I share them all. It's that simple. And the opinions of one of those three in particular I wouldn't ever give the time of day. Deal with it.
I saw a statement earlier about being childish and stamping our feet to make change, maybe its time to look at the people defending the game as the ones being childish.