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Dev Blog 17/01/20
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Is everything okay TWs?
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Maybe they kept posting them on old forum out of habit.
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let's pray to they have a excuse and announce the exact date.
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This isn't just unprofessionnal vibes, it is unprofessional.
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Did not see that, the fact remains its unprofessional the way dev blogs are handled.
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134 blog posts over the course of 7 years. (First one was made in 2013)
Also, have you considered if a lot of users feel like important information is missing, maybe it actually is?
Revverie
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I DEMAND THIS COMPANY TELLS ME EVERYTHING, I DEMAND IT
Hey Taleworlds how much pixels are gonna come out when I hit a tree and how much are gonna come when i hit the floor is vital information for my health and well being otherwise I will get an anger tumour you guys are very unproffesional because you're not giving that detail its been 3 years since I asked
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Criticizing, asking and demanding are three different things. I don't see any demands here though. I don't really think your behavior is helping your case either. Questioning the authority on their decisions is what people should do in a democratic society. It's TaleWorlds effort to make customers think Bannerlord is worthy of a purchase.
Either way, you're missing the point as no-one has been criticizing what TaleWorlds has historically published over the course of development, although I can question how much of the provided devblog information is actually useful and not just word-poop essays.
Any final information on things such as pricing, self-host, siege, mod-kits, map editor, multi-player moderation of toxicity, anti-cheat are some of the things I'm interested in knowing pre-launch, rather than the latest devblog post about the forums, which I, nor the majority of players probably don't care about or find necessary to describe a month prior to launch.
Revverie
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Yeah a company making a game by themselves is comparable to a democratic society, because you definitly get to vote on the company
Even though you call it criticizing I still see you're demanding that information, I dont know if it will be given but again what do you know what they're doing or what are they working in? And why should you know anyways, who are all of you? A percent of customers, but not the 100%
Never spoke about this I was just laughing at the demands of players calling it unproffesional for not answering their nitpicks.
Even though you call it criticizing I still see you're demanding that information, I dont know if it will be given but again what do you know what they're doing or what are they working in? And why should you know anyways, who are all of you? A percent of customers, but not the 100%
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The point wasn't to compare the game company to a democratic society, but to argue for the right to voice critique, which you the white knight so profoundly are opposed to as you outright call anything a demand.
Are you able to quote someone in this thread making a demand?
You really imply it's a demand by me saying it'd be nice to have info such as pricing prior to launch? I think it's sensible to think that a lot of people would find it useful to know the pricing as some of us are self-sufficient and very economical while others are from poorer countries and would like to budget.
As for the multi-player things I'm interested in knowing more about, I do also there consider there's an amount of interest in knowing more stuff about, eg, siege mode as it's currently the most popular multi-player game-mode in Native and NW yet we've to see it in the Beta. Do I or we have to be 100% of the customers in order to be allowed to think or ask something? Go to school as you need to learn the difference between a demand and a question. That's a demand.
No, because they aren't making dev blog posts. Do you know?
That's a question.
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Woah. Are you demanding they tell us? or are you just answering one of my questions? I'm just confused because how messy the definitions of critique, questions and demands are. I've actually read that Callum will also talk more about multi-player, but you know what? Asking stuff pre-devblog posts might actually highlight great questions that otherwise might've gone unanswered. Although an improvement in your behavior, you're still avoiding a few other questions I had in order to call me a nobody. I might certainly be someone you've never heard of just as I've never heard of you, but if we are going to talk about who's interests I'm the representative for, you only need to check my signature.
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Revverie
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You messed all my answers too so I dont know where this conversation is going xd. Im just ridiculing the people who demand from this game instant answers to pointless questions and if you are saying that people doesn't exist you haven't been paying attention to this community at all, I'm sorry if you felt touched by my banters, it wasn't dedicated to every single member. Regardless your high role of having a server of roleplayers (if that what it is, signature doesn't appears on mobile) that doesn't mean Taleworlds needs to have a direct contact with you or anyone with you because they decide how to PR and not you, that is because it's their company, you all can criticize all you want, I can criticize and joke all I want too
Again Taleworlds does know when to give a deadline (RIP 2016 though, but these were different times), they know when to give answers and if they dont they wont but stop crying because you're not in control of this company, you guys should accept that fact and deal with it. This conversation of taleworlds pr bad has been going for years and it already took 1 manager down, and in my opinion it has to do with an over exigent community rather than a bad information handling company
Again Taleworlds does know when to give a deadline (RIP 2016 though, but these were different times), they know when to give answers and if they dont they wont but stop crying because you're not in control of this company, you guys should accept that fact and deal with it. This conversation of taleworlds pr bad has been going for years and it already took 1 manager down, and in my opinion it has to do with an over exigent community rather than a bad information handling company
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Missed the deadline by 4 years buddy