Cool, I'll look up the Community. I'm new to Titanfall, but I played the Tech Test both weekends and really enjoyed it. I think I'm going to put in some good time on this game, and hopefully get decent at it heh.
I'm definitely interested in the campaign from the trailers and what they've said about it. I've heard it will have a conversation system and that it will continuously flow like a Half-life game, so I hope that pans out to create a very engaging experience. The dynamic between BT and Jack Cooper seems cool, and I'm hoping Respawn creates something special here.
Awe man! That was a great read and a great article to close on.
I've enjoyed your work here at Giant Bomb, and I intend to follow your career as you continue on in the editorial space. Truly, I respect the way you give a voice to those who live on the fringes.
A delay is usually a bit of a 50/50 split in response from gamers, some people supportive, some pissed/worried.
It's funny how - because of what has happened in the industry recently - this is the best possible thing they could have done. It's gotta be 100 % love for this decision. I saw the headline and I was like, "Thank. God."
Finish it. Make it right and know it. Be proud of what you release, not worried. The devs had to of been worried about all those broken games that have come out recently. They had to of known, and I bet the whole release experience must have been torture considering the time and effort they put into it up until then. If they could have just waited and made sure the games were done...
I guess, "a game is never done." I've heard plenty of devs say that. Eventually, they just have to put it out there. Yet, it should at least be unbroken.
EA always seems to be following 'the next big thing', and they're always too late. They need to switch gears and try to create something groundbreaking of their own.
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