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Why it is better that Ninja Theory is making DmC and not Capcom.

mrrandomlulz said:
*clap clap clap* You are trying to argue with son of Discord, enjoy watching the noose tighten around your illogical arguements neck.
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Thank you for the applause, but I'm the King of Logic. You can't beat me.

I shall make the counter- claim that the quality of a game does not determine the attitude of its developer towards their fans as all developers strive to make the best game possible to increase profits from the purchases of their targeted audience. In a company- regulated developer's case, their profit comes from the company paying them. In turn, the company will receive profit from the game, so fans become less of a factor in the attitudes of said developer.
 
Railazel said:
Thank you for the applause, but I'm the King of Logic. You can't beat me.

I shall make the counter- claim that the quality of a game does not determine the attitude of its developer towards their fans as all developers strive to make the best game possible to increase profits from the purchases of their targeted audience. In a company- regulated developer's case, their profit comes from the company paying them. In turn, the company will receive profit from the game, so fans become less of a factor in the attitudes of said developer.
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HA HA HA
 
People shouldn't buy a game, because they are concerned about the developers' families. A game shouldn't be bought to support a certain company. A game should only be bought for your own selfish pleasure. Gaming is entertainment, not life-saving products. If the game is unsatisfactory, don't buy it and don't feel any guilt for not buying it. You decide what you spend your money on.

If you don't like how a certain company is doing business then don't support them. Don't think about the developers or their families, because those are none of your concern. That is why I don't care if Capcom are making games for the sake of money and I do not care if Ninja theory's Tameem Antoniades is an @sshole, but if the game I buy is not to my satisfaction, then I will stop supporting the people making the game by not buying the game. Because my own selfish pleasure is the only thing that matters when I play a game.
 
But what I am saying is, you guys are saying that absolutely 0% of Capcom cares about fans, but those developers happen to work hard to put quality and satisfying gameplay into what they could've easily just half assed. Why do they do this? So the fans will buy something worth their money.
Railazel said:
Objection denied. Your argument is subjective in nature.

EDIT: Hold on a second, ZeroLove. Wait until I beat this guy, then you can start saying stuff.
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O RLY?
 
mrrandomlulz said:
But what I am saying is, you guys are saying that absolutely 0% of Capcom cares about fans, but those developers happen to work hard to put quality and satisfying gameplay into what they could've easily just half assed. Why do they do this? So the fans will buy something worth their money.
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People only say Capcom because it is easier to mention the whole company than each and every single developer who are making certain games. It is the Capcom logo that is stamped onto the game, so it is the company that is to blame for those single people's mistake. It's been through the machine and approved by the company before it is sent out to the stores. So saying Capcom is to blame is not wrong.
 
Sieghart said:
So basically,It's like if there is one guilty then all of them are also guilty?
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Not everyone who works for them, but the company as a whole is responsible for all their products.

Edit: For example, if someone gets food poisoning from eating food at McDonalds, it is McDonalds as a company that gets sued, not the particular people who made the food. Because it is the company's responsibility to keep the food good.
 
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