Bubblyjubbly
School Cricketer
- Joined
- Jun 19, 2010
- Online Cricket Games Owned
So you try and insult me by calling me a child because i tell you to be a little more constructive in your criticism? Look you just have to admit that ok you have your review of the game, but when people have an opinion about your review you seem to get ultra defensive? Just chill out man, dont need to get to name calling and what not.
I wouldnt say we accept a lower standard, its just that after all the years of shoddy EA games and sub-par Brian Lara games we finally have a developer who is actually taking time to listen to the fans and actually take on board some of the stuff we say about cricket games. Its more of a Realistic Expectation. Cricket games dont have the budget of a Fifa or a Baseball but Trickstar games looks like a developer with talent that can improve over time.
Look all in all man, your review is valued but its just that because its different from 90% of the experiences with the game that it should be expected that you would get alot of negative opinions of your review.
Tell me, is English your first language ? There's a difference between an insult and an insinuation. I really don't think you are in a position to tell me to be more constructive, I haven't seen anything from you that might be regarded as constructive as yet. Is it not you being defensive by whinging so much ? At least I took the time to post my views, much to the chagrin of the masses on here.
We clearly have accepted a lower standard, Brian Lara/EA games weren't as off-the-pace as the current cricket games in relation to other games on their respective consoles. I thought the fluidity of motion in Brian Lara/EA was superior to the two games that we are currently discussing. A decent developer shouldn't need to rely on feedback after release as much as Codies do. Given how off the pace this game is, I fail to see what you mean by talent or the likelihood of improvement over time, this codebase is ancient even now.
I'm not concerned with negative reactions, but if you don't want me to get 'slightly' personal, don't dish it out in the first place.