Bitmap Frogs
Mr. Community
EAs response is nothing but pure hubris.
They got caught red handed.
They got caught red handed.
EAs response is nothing but pure hubris.
They got caught red handed.
I play it at work, not DURING work, but I do.
Why so high?
+ 10 respect for GI
Really? Comment cheerfully withdrawn, then.
For instance, just the other night I logged in at work to try in vain to roll back a city I spent 4 hours on. Thought maybe if I tried from work, it would be different...
There was more!! Yay!!
"You can pop from work to home, play the game anywhere..."
Who the fuck plays SimCity at work? Except playtesters of course. Oh. Right...
WAH WAAAAH
Someone creating an all residential slum city, currently at 930k pop: http://www.twitch.tv/curvygoonette/new
They found out that you can have criminals all over town housed in the towers, but as long as there's no commercial or industrial they don't do anything bad
Someone creating an all residential slum city, currently at 930k pop: http://www.twitch.tv/curvygoonette/new
They found out that you can have criminals all over town housed in the towers, but as long as there's no commercial or industrial they don't do anything bad
edit: 950k
edit2: 960k, city is making a profit
Someone creating an all residential slum city, currently at 930k pop: http://www.twitch.tv/curvygoonette/new
They found out that you can have criminals all over town housed in the towers, but as long as there's no commercial or industrial they don't do anything bad
edit: 950k
edit2: 960k, city is making a profit
edit3: 970k!
Complex calculations indeed.
What a joke.
and there, but for a moment, a million happy sims in an awful slum with no jobs
She went into one of the data tabs and it showed only 1300 unemployed people, I think.
Maybe they all commute to jobs in other people's cities -- without ALWAYS ONLINE they'd die of starvation!
Oh, btw. RPS reports both Maxis and EA PR are ignoring them at the moment.
That's the prize of proper reporting in videogame journalism.
Meanwhile, EAs head of worldwide communications just tweeted that they are deleting all threads about the offline mod because they love and support mods, but offline mode is a hack. He stated he was being '1000% transparent'.
Meanwhile, EAs head of worldwide communications just tweeted that they are deleting all threads about the offline mod because they love and support mods, but offline mode is a hack. He stated he was being '1000% transparent'.
Oh, btw. RPS reports both Maxis and EA PR are ignoring them at the moment.
That's the prize of proper reporting in videogame journalism.
Meanwhile, EAs head of worldwide communications just tweeted that they are deleting all threads about the offline mod because they love and support mods, but offline mode is a hack. He stated he was being '1000% transparent'.
The real lulz is that 80% of her list is disabled/broken right now.
Oh, btw. RPS reports both Maxis and EA PR are ignoring them at the moment.
That's the prize of proper reporting in videogame journalism.
Meanwhile, EAs head of worldwide communications just tweeted that they are deleting all threads about the offline mod because they love and support mods, but offline mode is a hack. He stated he was being '1000% transparent'.
John Walker is the most hated game journalist in the industry.
I would have a lot more respect for game journalism as a whole if more writers were livid over this. They should be completely re-evaluating the way they parrot publisher/developer claims as fact.
So why is Cheeta still disabled if most (or all?) of the calculations are done locally?
The fact that they disabled a speed in the game is so fucking funny.
Deserves a thread of its own I think. Very important in context of games journalism and fraudulent publishers like EA
Feel free
Just check RPS for the info and the tweets.
So why is Cheeta still disabled if most (or all?) of the calculations are done locally?
The fact that they disabled a speed in the game is so fucking funny.
John Walker is the most hated game journalist in the industry.
and there, but for a moment, a million happy sims in an awful slum with no jobs
I'm on mobile so I cant I'm afraid
Wonder if any other gaming outlet will pick this up and report on it.
... Fat chance!
Gies pushing hard for that EA community manager job? Or maybe he has family working at Maxis? Or maybe he just prefers to double down hard instead of backing off.
I mean there has to be some sort of explanation for this.
It's not per-agent, they said so specifically. It seems that at each intersection the game assigns a preferred choice of direction for all agents of a certain type, and any agent that happens to arrive at that intersection will choose the preferred choice. The choices are then updated on a schedule. That might explain why I see MaxisMan driving up and down an empty stretch of road connecting two parts of my city 30 times before he decides to actually do something.
That GI score is slightly over the current metascore, sitting at 6.4 now.
Hm, the powerpoint that was floating around made it sound like it was per-agent. But they could have changed it since then. The way you describe seems more realistic based on all the AI weirdness.
Kinda crazy that it's even that high given how broken it is.
LazyGameReviewer uploaded his SimCity review and maaaaan EA/Maxis really fucked up if not even HE can recommend the game.
Kinda crazy that it's even that high given how broken it is.