flagstaad said:
But we need to focus on what could happen and MAKE IT happen, we cannot wait till everyone else fixes our problems, we have to work to fix them together, put your grain of sand, "take a bullet" for the team, name it as you want, and change your state of mind, don't think you are rewarding a bad behavior (or lazy port), think that you are helping to create a better future, the publisher will not think "look we made money on this port, jajaja poor suckers", they will be wandering "mmm, how much money would had we generated if the had released on time?" I am planing to offer the preorder of Watch_dogs for my fellow Wii U gamers in my country, I know there is interest on the title, maybe not as much as before but for us is harder to "just go and buy another console", and we rather have a late port that no game at all, specially since it add variety to the console catalog and you have to admit that even though Nintendo games are great they don't offer this kind of experience on their titles. |
We (the minority) are just as powerless to change the majority (mass-consumers) as we are to change the publishers. Like I said, consumers are fixed, they do not and will not change. The change has to come from the publisher's end. Its marketing's job to "change" consumer's minds about products...
But, I think we've reached a point where we aren't really disagreeing anymore...we just look at the issue from different viewpoints. I do think you aren't giving enough blame to the publishers, but otherwise we don't disagree.
However, no matter how you look at the issue, we are as good as powerless. We have to wait for other, more important people to change things for us...
