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Bethesda Slams Human Head in Prey 2 Announcement
Bethesda has released a brutal announcement on the development status of Prey 2, saying that development by developer Human Head has not "progressed satisfactorily". Ouch. Quote:
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"Slams"? Really?
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yeah, I think that qualifies as a slam.
Ouch. But way to go Bethesda. |
Last month, I posted the rumbling rumours of the game being canned. I think that the possibility that this unique and amazing looking game may never see retail is high.
It's disappointing that Bathesda is talking so negatively about the game, though. They need to step-up and proclaim from the rooftops that this game will hit shelves as soon as it's ready, not bitch about the quality. I'm sure Human Head is in panic-mode right now. |
I find it odd that Bethesda, who releases games so buggy that fans have to make patches to fix game-breaking issues, are talking about quality standards.
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'Slams'? Lordy EA is beginning to sound like the Daily Mirror.
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Call me jaded but when I read the headline I thought it was some really off-the-wall promotional stunt where they really did somehow "slam" a human head to advertise Prey 2.
(I wasn't aware the developer was a studio called Human Head) |
Good for them! It's good to see crap developers called out instead of having incomplete and low quality games spew from every orifice (*cough* EA *cough* *cough*)
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Something weird going on with all the Facebook stuff about Rune 2 going up. Maybe HH spent some resources doing a R2 demo or something? My impression is that HH completes stuff to an above average visual quality, maybe this takes time though?
Anyhoo, I'm not sure you could say that Rune 1 nor Prey were "low quality" like kwolf suggests. Do I remember those games wrong? |
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Well, I guess Gearbox Software could step in like they did last time... |
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"game development has not progressed satisfactorily this past year, and the game does not currently meet our quality standards"
That's both behind schedule and buggier than it should be at this point in the schedule. Bethesda handled their statement poorly. Comments like those should appear in a postmortem, not presented to (scare off) potential customers before a product ships. |
Bethesda has standards? Who knew!
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Smells like an ulterior motive. Bethesda putting out a statement like that feels as if they're trying to trigger some legal clause in the development contract that gets them out of paying Human Head any money. Like shame them into quitting the project, or force an exodus of employees, or scare off any other investors to collapse the company, then maybe get them to default and you're off the hook?
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I guess building the game on an unpatched Pools of Radiance backend was a mistake?
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