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edgecrusherO0's avatar
edgecrusherO0
4 years ago

Is a quick weekly community update too much for DICE to handle?

Asking some basic questions here. I guess for having what, like 4-5 CM's plus hundreds of staff for a AAA studio, figuring out how to engage your community or communicate with any regularity/frequenc...
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RMEChief's avatar
RMEChief
Legend
4 years ago
@edgecrusherO0 I am telling you, they have been directed not to interact or respond. There is no other reason that makes any sense why they wouldn't just reply in a few of these threads and say "interesting input, I will pass it along". We don't even get that.
edgecrusherO0's avatar
edgecrusherO0
4 years ago
@Adamonic I'm sure, but I (and you and others) am going to keep highlighting how pathetic DICE's ongoing behavior is, and how for all the nice words they'll put in a blog post - actions speak louder than words, and all their actions point to them abandoning the dumpster fire of an incomplete game they sold consumers.
  • OskooI_007's avatar
    OskooI_007
    Seasoned Ace
    4 years ago

    For sure. Nobody at DICE is authorized to talk about 2042 without getting written approval from the General Manager most likely. The Community Managers are probably not allowed to talk about 2042 either without written approval.

    I've never seen strict gag orders be issued on a released game. EA must be afraid of a Cyberpunk lawsuit happening to them and Sony removing 2042 from the PlayStation Store.

    • edgecrusherO0's avatar
      edgecrusherO0
      4 years ago
      @OskooI_007 EA's not afraid of lawsuits, and the Cyberpunk class-action was from investors rather than consumers. Investors weren't duped with 2042 like they were with Cyberpunk.
    • BR-DuaneDibbley's avatar
      BR-DuaneDibbley
      Seasoned Ace
      4 years ago
      @OskooI_007

      If they were real community managers, they would be able to interact with us without prior written permission for every post. The fact that they stay silent allows only for one explanation: the meaning of 'community manager' is to manage the community by keeping them busy and quiet and let the game die as soon as possible with the least amount of fuss and anger towards their employer.
      • RMEChief's avatar
        RMEChief
        Legend
        4 years ago

        They could be in the middle of some internal reorganization? The entire clown clan replaced with a real dev team to clean up this mess maybe?

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