Snow
Posted: 19 Nov 2006, 15:10
They removed one of the classic terrain types of the serie, just to bring it back as a brand new feature in the expansion.
That's low.
That's low.
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Man, you're pathetic. If you don't see what's wrong with it, then I feel sorry for you.arturchix wrote:Evil, evil Nival, how could they do that, let's boycott Heroes V for it and punish them!
Why, thank you for the kind words, actually I also feel pity, only for those who for some reason boycott the game. And actually you are quite pathetic to find another silly reason to blame Nival, that's why my previous post.Veldrynus wrote:Man, you're pathetic. If you don't see what's wrong with it, then I feel sorry for you.arturchix wrote:Evil, evil Nival, how could they do that, let's boycott Heroes V for it and punish them!
I don't care much about a specific terrain type at all. It is only a very minor part. What bothers me, is the way how the creators of the game are thinking.
If only all fans were so informed like you - you are stating your assumptions like they are a known fact.If Nival had decided, that they won't use the snow terrain, because it is uninterresting and/or bad for the gameplay and/or story, it would be OK for me. They did however remove it, just to have something to add in the expansion. Along with other missing features. This way you have to buy one or more expansions to get a full game. A cheap marketing trick.
It sure is. No one seem to care thoughsurely is constructive criticism.
Jesus, not again. When you guys write such things dont forget to add: "And say goodbye to this game-series you like. Accept it and stop bothering us, nival and ubi"Fine, then don't play
You don't have to be incredibly smart, nor study expert level marketing to understand what's their strategy. This one is too obvious.arturchix wrote: If only all fans were so informed like you - you are stating your assumptions like they are a known fact.
uh, if my irony meter isn't on the fritz again, I'd say that arty was being sarcastic.You're the one who talked about boycott here artuchix, Vel didn't.
The ones that read carefully are.There was snow in the files of the original game,but those files were not used.That means that they either wanted to use it to market the expansion or didnt know how/didnt have time to finish implementing it,and that I doubt very much.arturchix wrote: If only all fans were so informed like you - you are stating your assumptions like they are a known fact.
This is what *I* dont understand. Is there some general understanding about what features have to be in a heroes game? Like certain terrain, amount of this and that? Did I miss something here?Veldrynus wrote:Along with other missing features.
Agree. It isn't like Ubival told: "And the featire you all wanted: Snow!!! This is something every fan dreamt about having again!"Jolly Joker wrote: This is what *I* dont understand. Is there some general understanding about what features have to be in a heroes game? Like certain terrain, amount of this and that? Did I miss something here?
IMO, it is what expansions are for: Completing and expanding the game. I can't even imagine some games without theme. It feels like they are uncomplete.Veldrynus wrote: Man, you're pathetic. If you don't see what's wrong with it, then I feel sorry for you.
I don't care much about a specific terrain type at all. It is only a very minor part. What bothers me, is the way how the creators of the game are thinking. If Nival had decided, that they won't use the snow terrain, because it is uninterresting and/or bad for the gameplay and/or story, it would be OK for me. They did however remove it, just to have something to add in the expansion. Along with other missing features. This way you have to buy one or more expansions to get a full game. A cheap marketing trick.
Don't see where where the problem is? These games are DESIGNED to feel incomplete. Why implementing all ideas in the original release? How about using some of them as an excuse to SELL a few expansions ? This way the same game can be sold twice or even more times!Sauron wrote: IMO, it is what expansions are for: Completing and expanding the game. I can't even imagine some games without theme. It feels like they are uncomplete.