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Rough crowd.
...Some can only talk about what they're full of...and if that happens to be crap....
Rough crowd.
...Some can only talk about what they're full of...and if that happens to be crap....
PC1 Last update added N24 and VLN versions of track. It created a bug on those tracks. It was fixed on PC. Never fixed on PS4. Anyone posting about it on the official forum was banned for it. Let's be CLEAR. That was PAID DLC that didn't work as it should and they did NOTHING about it. Previously they had an advert on their website advertising the Indy 500 coming soon. To PC1. It was never released. That broke advertising LAW.Rough crowd.
PC1 Last update added N24 and VLN versions of track. It created a bug on those tracks. It was fixed on PC. Never fixed on PS4. Anyone posting about it on the official forum was banned for it. Let's be CLEAR. That was PAID DLC that didn't work as it should and they did NOTHING about it. Previously they had an advert on their website advertising the Indy 500 coming soon. To PC1. It was never released. That broke advertising LAW.
Rough crowd? Not even close.
Ian Bell has a habit of running his mouth. Embarrasingly so. SMS also has a habit of releasing games that, while promising, often times are buggy at the start. They also have a habit of more or less giving the finger to pad users by making it incedibly hard to control vehicles using this control method. People can say that the game isn't as buggy as before, or that pad controls are better but this genre has a habit of remembering these sorts of things, unfairly or not. In this case, I would say fairly. People, and companies, can change, but breaking one's trust in your words or products can lead to them being skeptical at anything you do, as this thread shows.
Besides...how many projects does SMS have in the pipe? Maybe it would be best to unveil a little bit more about those ones in particular before once again announcing another one.
PC1 Last update added N24 and VLN versions of track. It created a bug on those tracks. It was fixed on PC. Never fixed on PS4. Anyone posting about it on the official forum was banned for it. Let's be CLEAR. That was PAID DLC that didn't work as it should and they did NOTHING about it. Previously they had an advert on their website advertising the Indy 500 coming soon. To PC1. It was never released. That broke advertising LAW.
Rough crowd? Not even close.
While I personally took no part in their forum, or game for that matter, there used to be documentation on a few wrongful bannings back then. The slightest negative sentiment towards the game could get you banned, could be about a bug (politely reported!) or pointing out something incorrect on a car. PC1 days were very interesting from the outside.
I'm with Konan on this.HMMM...i've been there from the start and haven't seen anyone getting an unnecessary ban TBH...but maybe i could have missed one or two.
I do know the mods are pretty fair over there and ever since i became one as well (so being on the inside) i can assure you that no ban was ever given without proper reason...
Okay, but from S2U to PCARS1 to PCARS2, observing the games as they turned out by the end of their post-release support, there is a crystal clear upward trend in terms of both polish and pad control. By my estimation, at least.People, and companies, can change, but breaking one's trust in your words or products can lead to them being skeptical at anything you do, as this thread shows.
Rough crowd.
I can't agree. I personaly reported many bugs in the official forum, and I never received any warning. Yes I have some discussions about if something is a bug, is working correctly or is a design decision, but always in a polite way without any consecuences. Even I have a bug list in their forum that probably they don't like to see, but it's there and I never was censored. About modding in their forum also has change lately, and actual mods are doing a good job.The slightest negative sentiment towards the game could get you banned, could be about a bug (politely reported!) or pointing out something incorrect on a car. PC1 days were very interesting from the outside.
That back in PC1 days?I can't agree. I personaly reported many bugs in the official forum, and I never received any warning. Yes I have some discussions about if something is a bug, is working correctly or is a design decision, but always in a polite way without any consecuences. Even I have a bug list in their forum that probably they don't like to see, but it's there and I never was censored. About modding in their forum also has change lately, and actual mods are doing a good job.
Okay, but from S2U to PCARS1 to PCARS2, observing the games as they turned out by the end of their post-release support, there is a crystal clear upward trend in terms of both polish and pad control. By my estimation, at least.
So although I'm as skeptical as you of the prospects for their next game right at launch, I have good reason to trust how it will turn out in the end -- not that that's the way things should be, of course, but very few other games I play fit the oft-repeated "everything is buggy and broken these days, only to be patched later" myth, so I can indulge without feeling like I'm feeding that pernicious (but nowhere near all-encompassing) trend.
It's totally not suspicious how all these people claiming to be mods, admins and devs jump to PCARS' defence whenever anything negative is said a forum or reddit. Absolutely not suspicious in the slightest whatsoever...
...how's SouljaGame 2.0 working out for you guys?
As long as people abide by our acceptable use policy, they are entitled to pass whatever opinion they wish. If they feel that the track record of the studio in question of delivering on its promises is not great, they may say so. If you feel that they are wrong, you may also say so. This applies across our forums, regardless of game/studio.So you feel it's normal that whenever SMS announces something it's ok to all jump in and attack?
GTPlanet's board software notifies users if they have been quoted, or if a user has tagged them - like this: @Konan (although you'll get a reply notification, rather than a tag notification). Users can also watch threads, and the forum software will notify them of any reply of any kind. Nothing is done behind someone's back except private Conversation messages.It's easy talking dirt behind someone's back, especially when you're certain that person is not around to answer.(something threads like these made sure of)
Indeed, so they shouldn't question my integrity if i answer back.
And so far all i defended was the way the pCARS forum is being moderated, which in no way is as described.
FWIW i liked the article and found it well written and without prejudice.
I remember before PC2 launched Ian Bell was saying that he had been playing on a controller more than a wheel and it was a massive improvement over the original.Speaking of pad playability. I responded to an ask me anything tweet about PC3 pad support. My anticipation went up by 5%.
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I remember before PC2 launched Ian Bell was saying that he had been playing on a controller more than a wheel and it was a massive improvement over the original.
I remember before PC2 launched Ian Bell was saying that he had been playing on a controller more than a wheel and it was a massive improvement over the original.
And it was, it went from being nearly unplayable in PC1 to somewhat decent in PC2 (even good with the right setup). Granted it's still a ways off from what we see with other developers, but there was certainly a big move in the right direction with PC2.
Positive thinking to one thing while being negative to others won't do anyones favor, though:positive thinking, positive vibes for SMS
GTS can release 40 more tracks over the next 5 years and it would still be woefully behind PC2.