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Omg. This just keeps getting better.



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Korean lover,guess that's why love acting

M.U.G.E.N said:
welp looks like that reddit story about sweet billy was correct 0_0

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=7798809&postcount=312

Well

 

"F HALO" says EA's Adam Orth on Jaffe's Blog

09-14-07, 05:48 AM

http://forum.teamxbox.com/showthread.php?t=546239

"Here's a conversation on IM between myself and Adam Orth, designer at Sony who worked with me on TM:Black, Calling All Cars. He also worked on some of the Medal of Honor games over at EALA. Enjoy!


And Halo fans...my flame suit is on, so do your worst! Just read the whole f***ing thing 

David
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AIM IM with adamorth.
11:47 AM


Adam: give me a f***ing break:
http://kotaku.com/gaming/tease/the-t...?autoplay=true

Jaffe: It's a decent add I think. I just don't get HALO. I don't think the story is all that special, don't think the world or characters matter much. I don't know if I am simply not 'getting it' and it really is all that...or Microsoft has simply purchased rabid fan reactions for what is a great game but nothing more.

Adam: that ad is insulting
"belive"?
come on


Jaffe: Am I missing something?
What's insulting about it?

Adam: well, for 1, i think it's disrespectcful to actual veterans of real wars and 2, they really expect people to become that invested in the halo story? i guess i just really dislike halo and that ad aint helping

Jaffe: well that's what I mean about buying the hype. I don't dislike Halo at all and really liked parts of Halo 2 alot...I am in minority who felt single player halo 2 was better than halo 1 single player. I mean, I hear people talk about the flood and sh** and I'm like: what? Who gives a sh**.

Adam: halo = meh

Jaffe: As for disrespect, come on...like Medal of Honor has not been doing he same for a long time. They talk about how important the games are and they are so earnest about it but come on, they are shooters. If they really cared about doing it right, they would give the MOH teams 3 years schedules and make Bioshock meets MOH...in terms of story and character and production value. And they would make THAT the game Spielberg was directing for them.

Adam: respectfully, i'll totally dosagree with you there. MOH games take alot of care to not be disrespectful it's one of the things they do right

JaFFE: While I LOVED MOH:Underground (top 10 games of all time for me) and dug the first one on PS2, emotionally, the most moved I ever was by MOH was with the music and seeing it played likve over a montage of soldiers at Video Games Live.

Adam: well, i guess i have a different insight than you do having sat with veterans and taklked about their experience and how it relates to the games...

Jaffe: It's not an issue of disrespect to the troops. It's an issue of them riding on the sentimentality of people when they talk about how much they care and understand the sacrifice of the soldiers and then put out a sub par shooter that has nothing to do in the play mechanics or design with the sacrifice the soldiers went thru. It's all window dressing that shows either the team doesn't understand how to apply the history 'under the hood' and apply it to the play itself OR it shows that EA does not care about the message at all, and it's all a way to market the game./

ADAM: i agree that most of the finished products veer off from the original intent. it's big problem at EA for MOH

JAFFE: They can cram all the sappy music and interviews with vets on the disc they want...but the game, the product they are actually selling, does not make me feel any closer to the vets sacrifice than any other shooter.
Hey- can I post this discussion on my blog if I don't put your name>?

ADAM: you can post my name...

JAFFE: sweet- sadly it will rile up halo fans...hope they see that I DO LIKE HALO! I just don't get the religious fervor and feel much of the fervor has been purchased by Microsoft. But they'll still hate me

ADAM: f*** halo

JAFFE: well they don't have your name! You can say that! Anyway- ok, gotta go! See ya! And please, for the love of God: LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE!!!!!

ADAM: actaully, i stand by what i said, you can print my name, just leave out "f*** halo"

JAFFE: sh*t really? Ok.

ADAM: ok, print it
f*** it

JAFFE: cool, you got it.

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So there you go...well hey, I thought it was fun!

David"

 



Vashyo said:

I certainly hope the console flops if this happens, I don't want to game in a police-state environment...ever. Do not want anyone follow this business model.

I value privacy highly and the frustration of not getting to play singleplayer games when ur interwebs are down sucks.

egg-fucking-zacktly!

 

they want to monitor everything you do. cant even play your damn game system without being somewhat monitored. They are asking for too much with this always-online sh!t

 

I'm not looking forward to this everything digital-online-monitored-microchip-non privacy having ways that they are slowly trying to implement into our lives

 

they're slowly trying to ease it in our gaming consoles.



This seems like a pretty good social experiment. Should be interesting how this turns out and the real impact of a twitter post from one person that works at MS.

Would be funny if the guy knew he was already pinned to be kicked out of MS and decided to do his own social experiment.



So many posts since I was logged in, looks like I missed all the fun.

Too bad my connection was down...

...then again I had my Playstation to keep me company all that time.



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Machiavellian said:
This seems like a pretty good social experiment. Should be interesting how this turns out and the real impact of a twitter post from one person that works at MS.

Would be funny if the guy knew he was already pinned to be kicked out of MS and decided to do his own social experiment.

LMFAO

yea M$ will pretty much confirm that this is true if he is fired before the 720 reveal



DigitalDevilSummoner said:

So many posts since I was logged in, looks like I missed all the fun.

Too bad my connection was down...

...then again I had my Playstation to keep me company all that time.


Yu see? No online, no fun :)



LOL what a dick!

"why on earth would I live there?"



enditall727 said:
Machiavellian said:
This seems like a pretty good social experiment. Should be interesting how this turns out and the real impact of a twitter post from one person that works at MS.

Would be funny if the guy knew he was already pinned to be kicked out of MS and decided to do his own social experiment.

LMFAO

yea M$ will pretty much confirm that this is true if if he is fired  before the 720 reveal

Even it's likely now,but MS fire him won't confirm anything since what he's doing right now is ruinning MS's plan,whatever he said before.



enditall727 said:
Machiavellian said:
This seems like a pretty good social experiment. Should be interesting how this turns out and the real impact of a twitter post from one person that works at MS.

Would be funny if the guy knew he was already pinned to be kicked out of MS and decided to do his own social experiment.

LMFAO

yea M$ will pretty much confirm that this is true if if he is fired  before the 720 reveal


As I have stated earlier, I worked for MS in the past and this guy getting fired will have nothing to do with online only being true or false.  MS does not tolerate their employees stating their personal opinion on anything MS related because of stuff just like this.  I have had friends who were fired from MS for just making post to forums where they could be traced back to MS.  

I should state that it does not matter if you post your personal opinion in a positive or negative way.  If you post something where people can determine you work for MS and it has to do with MS or their competitors, you are on the hot seat.