E308: Warhammer's designers explain the career/city removal

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7-23-2008 @ 12:32AM

Tasogare said...

What the hell is wrong with you people? Are any of you in beta? It doesn't sound like it by the crying you're doing. None of you have any idea what it was like before, all you have is an extremely closed minded, misguided opinion of what it was and now your made up world is changing.

Stop being so freakin' pessimistic for once and assume that these changes are going to make the game better. If it sucks, so be it, but I highly doubt these changes would be the cause of it if it does. Besides, this stuff was never nixed from the play book entirely, the cities most definitely will show up again, and the classes still very well could.

7-27-2008 @ 5:36AM

nopantsjack said...

Yes, I am in beta, and this is a kick in the dick, we hadn't seen the booted classes in about a year and they were no worse than the current classes that are left in, so I don't know where they pull this "the beta testers told us this" from, although heres my theory: Their asses.

7-30-2008 @ 4:53AM

Larry-Steve said...

Yeah, I'm a tester and I played some of the booted classes. They weren't any more finished/polished than any of the others.

And, as already mentioned, they didn't answer or elaborate on anything. Their rebuttal for EA having nothing to do with the push is nonsense. They're not the ONLY MMO maker. They wouldn't be the first to push a game back b/c it wasn't done and, I REALLY hope, this push, like EA has done with other games, doesn't ruin a potentially decent game, like EA has done with others.

I can't predict the weather when I see black clouds, but I sure as hell could have predicted the answers to the questions asked. I'd like to give their interviewer props though. I couldn't have kept a straight face if I were given those answers verbally.

I'm still going to buy the game and try it, but I'm becoming increasingly concerned, while I start opening accounts in other MMO's for fear of EA ruining WAR.

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