DAP
ICC Board Member
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The Horror.. Ugh.Oh imagine that!!!!
The Horror.. Ugh.Oh imagine that!!!!
That's cool. It was a joke and I was half asleep when I posted. https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidt...o-play-apex-legends-which-is-way-too-little/#No disrespect, but you're firing out absolute guesses with little to back it up. Where are you plucking them from?
I think if anyone is going to make statements with confidence levels like this then you *have* to be including citations and showing your working out.
Thats cool mate.....just wait for something official.....the guy one here said yesterday about today and i belivd him ..:/
Thats cool mate.....just wait for something official.....
Same here... My last educated guess being 28th April, was based on the fact that AC had it's trailer released exactly a month before release.So, they did a press day on Monday for the UK press. They did something with an Australian streamer (maybe also Aus press) this week. I imagine the embargo will be lifted tomorrow (Friday) or Monday. After that there will be write ups from the news outlets, and maybe some gameplay videos. England play their first game tomorrow, so the ECB may want to release info/remove embargo to coincide with the game, or will wait until Monday.
This is my rational prediction using the information available. Following the flights of a CEO seems like overkill in search of this mythical 'trailer'.
I think it's just the difference between ECB and CA, on how they want to market the game. CA did it one way for AC, ECB wants to do it another way for CA19.
To be honest, I am speaking based on what I've read here and in general. It's just my way of making sense of seeing so little info about the game, gameplay wise (just facts here and no offence, as I am anyway going to buy it).I don't follow this. Has it ever been said that EITHER board are actually controlling the marketing of the game? It's highly unusual: I think that someone may have misunderstood something that led to this. There's a publisher involved - It would be incredibly weird if the marketing of the game was actually being controlled by a cricket board.
They will have input, and they will be helping out, but BA (or publisher) will surely be leading the strategy.