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Re: Jagged Alliance: Flashback now on Kickstarter[message #318905]
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Tue, 07 May 2013 16:11
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Shanga
@JAFTeam - What's taking so long to post that Update 12?
Maybe they want to do it right now? Maybe they want something to show, instead of just releasing any kind of video, which is maybe not giving the right kick to the Kickstarter???
There are still 16 days left, and with some good impressions the Kickstarter still can become much better. What i and a lot of other JA-Fans surely hope for.
And to the rest of your last posts here shanga, i don't know why, but for me i have the feeling you just don't want a new JA or just lost any trust because of the past JA flops, whatever.
Now linking a Kickstarter to another game at the mainpage... what has nothing to do with JA, what should that mean?!
Everything you said about the kickstarter in the beginning might be true: It was not good planed, and FC has still not enough to show.
But that does not justify your attitude towards them.
God i just hope you are not speaking for the hole community here, otherwise i am realy out here, i don't want to read such useless ranting all the time.
I have much respect for you at all and what you are doing here since years, but if you have nothing constructive more to say, and if you not trust FC, or if you have no believe that a new JA is even possible, just relax a bit because there is absolutly nothing for us to loose.. instead of the few $ we throwed at the KS, but for the JA-brand the situation can not be more bad then to be in the hands of bitComposer.
And that is where it will be after FC gave it up.
Stay constructive, as it should be among adults.
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Re: Jagged Alliance: Flashback now on Kickstarter[message #318909]
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Tue, 07 May 2013 16:28
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HazapuzaQuote:KJJ 11 minutes ago
@Alex If you're talking about Bear's Pit, it's important to remember that their priorities are very different from that of (us) fans. We want a decent JA2 experience. They want a totally accessible and open modding platform - Shanga himself said he barely cared about the game itself, just the ability to tweak it. Well it's likely there'll be moddability but I doubt that even if FC raised a million the game would be moddable to the extent the Bear Pit guys want. So, well... they have provided some really good ideas but when they get all out negative and rant about this feature or that feature I tune them out a bit personally
I'm not trying to stir up shit, but how can anyone say with a straight face that we here in Bear's Pit are not Jagged Alliance fans? :crazy:
Don't nit-pick on words, I'd say. It's abvious to me that he wants to differentiate between "player only" types of Fans and the modders.
And TBH, what's described in the quote you gave, Hazapuza, there is some truth, IMO.
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Re: Jagged Alliance: Flashback now on Kickstarter[message #318925]
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Tue, 07 May 2013 19:26
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Great news Shanga. I hope FC explain to the whole world just what an amazing, dedicated and talented modding community this game has and how great it is to have them on board. They can take full credit for the fact there are still people playing JA2 today and how many games can claim that kind of longevity. Baldur's Gate 2 had some amazing modders and mods, but JA2's took the game to new levels beyond content. It means a better game, a longer shelf-life, and a world of possibility. The rest of us already know how awesome this is, but this should be an important new selling point for those unfamiliar with the series.
Edit: Just a thought Shanga, maybe you can help them write the talking points for the "We got The Bear's Pit approval" update. 20 full expansions, over a decade worth of hardcore support keeping the franchise running singlehandedly, virtually every gun on this planet added, updated the combat mechanics to create incredible amounts of strategic depth, blah blah. You know this stuff better than us The target audience is people who don't really know the JA franchise
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Re: Jagged Alliance: Flashback now on Kickstarter[message #318927]
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Tue, 07 May 2013 19:51
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gdalfGreat news Shanga. I hope FC explain to the whole world just what an amazing, dedicated and talented modding community this game has and how great it is to have them on board. They can take full credit for the fact there are still people playing JA2 today and how many games can claim that kind of longevity. Baldur's Gate 2 had some amazing modders and mods, but JA2's took the game to new levels beyond content. It means a better game, a longer shelf-life, and a world of possibility. The rest of us already know how awesome this is, but this should be an important new selling point for those unfamiliar with the series.
Edit: Just a thought Shanga, maybe you can help them write the talking points for the "We got The Bear's Pit approval" update. 20 full expansions, over a decade worth of hardcore support keeping the franchise running singlehandedly, virtually every gun on this planet added, updated the combat mechanics to create incredible amounts of strategic depth, blah blah. You know this stuff better than us The target audience is people who don't really know the JA franchise
To be fair, if the Infinity Engine would of been made open source I do think the modding would come close to what was accomplished with JA2. The only stumbling block is obviously creating art for infinity engine games.
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