Turbine's Losing to Nintendo!

[Asherons_Chosen]

Get out to vote!!!

[Ghirmeshk]

Please vote if you have not already. We can win this.

[Cuchilo]

lol, I'm not falling for that one again. It is not 1939 and I don't HAVE to choose that party to group with.

[Quanefel]

lol, I'm not falling for that one again. It is not 1939 and I don't HAVE to choose that party to group with.

Huh? You fell for what in 1939? I am not sure I understand.

[Lifeblood]

Huh? You fell for what in 1939? I am not sure I understand.

possibly a reference to this:

In August 1939, following the failure of attempts to negotiate a treaty with Great Britain and France for mutual assistance and military support to protect the USSR from an invasion by Adolf Hitler, the Soviet Union abandoned its attempts to achieve collective security agreements, which was the basis of Maxim Maximovich Litvinov's foreign policy during the 1930s. Instead, Soviet leaders sought an accommodation with Germany

[oberon131313]

voted

[Quanefel]

possibly a reference to this:

In August 1939, following the failure of attempts to negotiate a treaty with Great Britain and France for mutual assistance and military support to protect the USSR from an invasion by Adolf Hitler, the Soviet Union abandoned its attempts to achieve collective security agreements, which was the basis of Maxim Maximovich Litvinov's foreign policy during the 1930s. Instead, Soviet leaders sought an accommodation with Germany

So asking people to vote in a contest is much like something he fell for in 1939? I don't see the connection, sorry.

[darthmaul121783]

already voted we are about -200

[Lifeblood]

So asking people to vote in a contest is much like something he fell for in 1939? I don't see the connection, sorry.

perhaps he will elaborate a bit...I hope

[Anastasios]

I understand you fanboi's (and gals) are all out here doing your best to get the community to go out and vote...but has it ever occurred to you that maybe some people are just kind of sick and tired of hearing it by now? Heck, I'm not voting coz you're telling me to, there I said it, are you happy now?

Seriously, does your lobbying pay per commission or hourly? Time to rethink your tact here and let thise people decide whether or not they will vote, considering all that has happened this week...I'm all for being passionate about something, but not to the extent where it demands you to do something NOW....

Surely you have something better to do with your time...and should Turbine lose to Nintendo, so be it, I think I will end up not losing too much sleep over it, actually I probably won't lose any sleep over it, heck Valve should have won, Bethesda should have won and if they had I wouldn't be typing this to you which would have saved me alot of trouble typing this to you...

Drama is not Turbine losing to Nintendo, that's what we call Karma...

[Ganidel]

Why would you vote for turbine over nintendo? granted its fun to vote and win something, but atm it just makes turbine more lax about neglecting us, in the last 6 month ddo has had alot of bad lag and some rough/long down times.

If I were to vote I would so vote for nintendo, as they care how ppl see them and if there product is having problems, also I wonder if ddo is still funding lotr, if so it needs to stop, we pay for ddo not lotr.(same applys for ddo, if ddo or lotr cant stand on its own funding by now then you should probably let it die.)


Nintendo doesnt care if they lose they know they dominate, no contest needed.
Where as Turbine needs to know they need to step it up, so if you want the same service you'v had the last 6 months vote for turbine.

[Quanefel]

I understand you fanboi's (and gals) are all out here doing your best to get the community to go out and vote...but has it ever occurred to you that maybe some people are just kind of sick and tired of hearing it by now? Heck, I'm not voting coz you're telling me to, there I said it, are you happy now?

Seriously, does your lobbying pay per commission or hourly? Time to rethink your tact here and let thise people decide whether or not they will vote, considering all that has happened this week...I'm all for being passionate about something, but not to the extent where it demands you to do something NOW....

Surely you have something better to do with your time...and should Turbine lose to Nintendo, so be it, I think I will end up not losing too much sleep over it, actually I probably won't lose any sleep over it, heck Valve should have won, Bethesda should have won and if they had I wouldn't be typing this to you which would have saved me alot of trouble typing this to you...

Drama is not Turbine losing to Nintendo, that's what we call Karma...

Then ignore the threads about it? O.o

[rest]

I understand you fanboi's (and gals) are all out here doing your best to get the community to go out and vote...but has it ever occurred to you that maybe some people are just kind of sick and tired of hearing it by now? Heck, I'm not voting coz you're telling me to, there I said it, are you happy now?

Seriously, does your lobbying pay per commission or hourly? Time to rethink your tact here and let thise people decide whether or not they will vote, considering all that has happened this week...I'm all for being passionate about something, but not to the extent where it demands you to do something NOW....

Surely you have something better to do with your time...and should Turbine lose to Nintendo, so be it, I think I will end up not losing too much sleep over it, actually I probably won't lose any sleep over it, heck Valve should have won, Bethesda should have won and if they had I wouldn't be typing this to you which would have saved me alot of trouble typing this to you...

Drama is not Turbine losing to Nintendo, that's what we call Karma...

Actually, karma only affects what you're reincarnated as in your next life. It has no bearing on this life.

[Mithran]

I understand you fanboi's (and gals) are all out here doing your best to get the community to go out and vote...but has it ever occurred to you that maybe some people are just kind of sick and tired of hearing it by now? Heck, I'm not voting coz you're telling me to, there I said it, are you happy now?

Seriously, does your lobbying pay per commission or hourly? Time to rethink your tact here and let thise people decide whether or not they will vote, considering all that has happened this week...I'm all for being passionate about something, but not to the extent where it demands you to do something NOW....

Surely you have something better to do with your time...and should Turbine lose to Nintendo, so be it, I think I will end up not losing too much sleep over it, actually I probably won't lose any sleep over it, heck Valve should have won, Bethesda should have won and if they had I wouldn't be typing this to you which would have saved me alot of trouble typing this to you...

Drama is not Turbine losing to Nintendo, that's what we call Karma...

I know those DDO Players who hate the game and oppose every public expression of support for it are the cool kids and that being bored with everything in the world is a character trait that the really wealthy and attractive women are attracted to, but here's one way you may be able to understand how an expression of support for the game I've played for three years means a potentially better game:

Free Marketing.

Given that Turbine has egregiously neglected (for three years) to promote this game, the result has been that the gaming community doesn't know that this game exists, never mind that its graphics, character build flexibility and combat system are the best available.

Many people have taken issue with the pace of Development and technical issues. What's the cure for these problems? More players.

At its heart, DDO is a game that is here because a business concern is making it available to subscribers in the hope that it will turn a profit for its investors. The more players there are (read: subscribers, aka income), the more money there is to invest in things like better servers (to address technical issues), graphic artists, developers, and customer service representatives.

The passive aggressive approach of thumbing your nose at those who actively support this game and are willing to be public advocates for it will not help to bring in new customers, hire new development people, give much-needed raises to the current employees, hire new people to maintain the game, or to advance Turbine as a successful business concern.

[Ghirmeshk]

I know those DDO Players who hate the game and oppose every public expression of support for it are the cool kids and that being bored with everything in the world is a character trait that the really wealthy and attractive women are attracted to, but here's one way you may be able to understand how an expression of support for the game I've played for three years means a potentially better game:

Free Marketing.

Given that Turbine has egregiously neglected (for three years) to promote this game, the result has been that the gaming community doesn't know that this game exists, never mind that its graphics, character build flexibility and combat system are the best available.

Many people have taken issue with the pace of Development and technical issues. What's the cure for these problems? More players.

At its heart, DDO is a game that is here because a business concern is making it available to subscribers in the hope that it will turn a profit for its investors. The more players there are (read: subscribers, aka income), the more money there is to invest in things like better servers (to address technical issues), graphic artists, developers, and customer service representatives.

The passive aggressive approach of thumbing your nose at those who actively support this game and are willing to be public advocates for it will not help to bring in new customers, hire new development people, give much-needed raises to the current employees, hire new people to maintain the game, or to advance Turbine as a successful business concern.

Well said. Our support could easily help this game.

[Dymond]

I <heart> my Wii and I <un-heart> not being able to login to play for the last 24 hours. Asking me to vote for Turbine right now might not be good idea.

[kaidendager]

I'm all for being passionate about something, but not to the extent where it demands you to do something NOW....

[Sharzade]

At its heart, DDO is a game that is here because a business concern is making it available to subscribers in the hope that it will turn a profit for its investors. The more players there are (read: subscribers, aka income), the more money there is to invest in things like better servers (to address technical issues), graphic artists, developers, and customer service representatives.

The passive aggressive approach of thumbing your nose at those who actively support this game and are willing to be public advocates for it will not help to bring in new customers, hire new development people, give much-needed raises to the current employees, hire new people to maintain the game, or to advance Turbine as a successful business concern.

Aye, this seems reasonable.

I'm sure that the amount of non-weekly DDO maintenance downtimes compared to the entire three years that DDO has been up and running is incredibly small, so I haven't suffered anything other than a spot of deprivation. It's been more of a reality check in terms of me being rather addicted to DDO.

Sharz

[BlackPantha2]

Hate to say it but Nintendo > Turbine. I've spent the better part of my life playing Super Mario, Mario Kart, Contra, Zelda, and Smash Bros. You went far Turbine, but no one can stand up to the juggernaut known as Nintendo.

[Raegoul]

Hate to say it but Nintendo > Turbine. I've spent the better part of my life playing Super Mario, Mario Kart, Contra, Zelda, and Smash Bros. You went far Turbine, but no one can stand up to the juggernaut known as Nintendo.

Thanks for encouraging me to Vote for Turbine.