Only because you're not a weaboo! We lost virtual waifus, man! Virtual waifus!Made me google the incidents. They were not very interesting! #dayruined #leavejizzythingalone
Only because you're not a weaboo! We lost virtual waifus, man! Virtual waifus!Made me google the incidents. They were not very interesting! #dayruined #leavejizzythingalone
Under normal circumstances, it would be. I'm well aware of that, but when we're talking about a government that spends so much resources on blatant propaganda to lie, not only to the world, but also to its own citizens? I'm truly sorry if it irks you, but this particular case is different. I don't want to go into too much details with this, because I don't want our friend here to think that foreigners hate them. As he said, he just wants to enjoy the game.
Have you seen those um, video films of people in the full body anime suits? Someone should make a horror movie about a virtual tuber kidnaped and forced to live as their character IRL! Makes me wonder if an actress has ever been kidnaped an force to perpetually act as a character.Only because you're not a weaboo! We lost virtual waifus, man! Virtual waifus!
Someone: Look, this government does something bad.> but also to its own citizens?
All governments lie to their own citizens to some extend, some just make it less obvious.
Someone: TW devs are unresponsive, but TW made a lot of money and they need to show some appreciation for what the players want.> TW don't care about the fans or the members of this community as long as they can push their vision and make money doing it.
Doesn't matter if they're from TW or another company, devs work to make money, and they only care about the community if doing so help them making more money in the end. There's absolutely no exception unless we're talking about a game made by one or two guys that technically don't have salaries or working hours.
...devs work to make money, and they only care about the community if doing so help them making more money in the end. There's absolutely no exception unless we're talking about a game made by one or two guys that technically don't have salaries or working hours.
you can't be serious, dudeThe chairman's starting point is good, otherwise it will be detrimental to the future. Youth restrictions, our middle-aged uncle just play, which is a good thing.
It's an art form for the people who actually design the game, and only if they have enough room to express themselves. Basically when designers are their own boss. But in a company of this size, roles are separated and designers' vision may not be compatible with the producers' goals. They're also rarely in direct contact with the player base because that's the community managers' job. There are other examples, but that's also why big companies end up with CEOs that don't really know much about video games.Thats a rather cynical view if Im honest, there are people who actually enjoy their work and care for the end product whatever it is they are producing. But I suppose you are right to some extent, its the world we live in and it is a rather cynical world indeed. I just chose to believe that the average dev actually believe in the product she create regardless of what public think. It is an art-form after all.
What kind of help do you seek exactly?This is very helpful!
Well, another generic and very useful comment. Bannerlord was designed mostly by Armagan, who is also the principal owner of Taleworlds and the ultimate decision maker about what features get done.It's an art form for the people who actually design the game, and only if they have enough room to express themselves. Basically when designers are their own boss. But in a company of this size, roles are separated and designers' vision may not be compatible with the producers' goals. They're also rarely in direct contact with the player base because that's the community managers' job. There are other examples, but that's also why big companies end up with CEOs that don't really know much about video games.
I'm glad you asked. But that's all. Life is tough and you sometimes can't get an answer.What kind of help do you seek exactly?
Most businesses also started with one dude making games as a hobby. Today TW is a structured company with at least 130 employees, with goals and schedules. In that regard it is "generic".Well, another generic and very useful comment. Bannerlord was designed mostly by Armagan, who is also the principal owner of Taleworlds and the ultimate decision maker about what features get done.
So it's not a generic business. It never is and each situation has its nuances and details.
They are not very good with their goals and schedules and the owner still calls the shots, instead of corporate automatons you imagine everywhere.Most businesses also started with one dude making games as a hobby. Today TW is a structured company with at least 130 employees, with goals and schedules. In that regard it is "generic".
Yes, if customers complain they are just being emotional and not rational at all. They need to shut up and just accept a product because nothing ever can be done to sway a company and consumers are powerless. And emotional, which is far worse!Anyway I'm not saying you shouldn't voice your disappointment regarding the state of the game or the lack of communication, just that like many people here you appear to be way too emotional about it and even think that somehow TW owes you something. They don't.
We are looking more for some information that we do not already know since weeks. Like, which of those features will be in the next update?
Yes, it's not. Russia doesn't have a full surveillance system or state-controlled (heavily) Internet. Russians can post memes about Putin and not be arrested. Unless something big goes off on it, nobody would notice or care. Just like how Americans can talk **** about Biden or Trump or Obama. It's different in China. How do you think they can implement that "video games 3 hours a week only" policy?China isn't like Russia.
That's right. You need a well-rooted education system and long-term conditioning that help with that, both of which actually exist in China. The old one with Mao, and the new one with Xi. There's a "safe" generation in-between that grew up when China was open, so I'm just going to mention that. Look, just remember that panic buying that happened recently because the CCP bragged about a Taiwan invasion. I'm sure it's gone to the mainstream news. That's just one example of how it has an effect over there. Obviously not every single person is affected, but there are enough people to make it a news.Either way, it is not possible purely through propaganda to make people like the government or its actions.
Fair and wise. However, when multiple evidences have shown up, over and over, and lots of cases happening over time, I'm sure it's safe to say that there are people affected by propaganda. There's a limit to everything, including to benefit of the doubt and good-will. There's such a thing as being too nice, and it's something that can be taken advantage of.because somebody could easily turn round and accuse me of being influenced by Western propaganda.
Underrated post.There comes a time when we heed a certain call
When Calradia must come together as one
What the hell?Have you seen those um, video films of people in the full body anime suits?
...Makes me wonder if an actress has ever been kidnaped an force to perpetually act as a character.
Tis been over a month and we have nigh heard a word from the developers on any update coming up? In lieu of this there have been reports that a Chinese company has now took over TW, that 1.7 will release next Friday.
Huh, didn't know I'll be getting paid in CNY now, cheers for the update (ofc that's false). Updates are always coming, as they have since the start of EA. Next versions release when they're ready.
You can find the latest written update here: https://www.taleworlds.com/en/News/467
Or the latest video update here: https://www.taleworlds.com/en/News/482