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    Quote Originally Posted by Peregrine View Post
    Square Enix has to choose if they want to be a world leader in quality and value like the makers of Guild Wars are happy to be if SE doesn't want it, or if they want to keep producing low production value, high profit margin games like The World Ends With You and more iphone games.

    Square Enix has adopted NASA's "cheaper faster...just as good" strategy, but unlike NASA who has had great successes with that mantra, all of Square Enix's products have fallen off cliffs or forgotten to carry the 1.

    And all that's left are products that are just...missing big somethings. If TWEWY feels like it's missing something epic...hello. It's not a RPG. It's a text adventure with a battle engine.

    You can't cut corners like that forever. TWEWY is a good product. It is not a good long term strategy.

    And that strategy, I fear, comes straight from the president of SE. You can't keep lowering production value like this. Guild Wars isn't. No one else is.
    Really good point.
    Square Enix needs to keep this quality across ALL of their products, this provides consistency and trust can follow. It just seems of late that Square Enix have fallen off the end trying to spread themselves too thinly with greedy hands. This concept is backwards and definatly not future proof. Production quality ALWAYS has to come first and if your on the ball the rest will naturally follow.
    Please dont make us have to drop the post ''We'll go Guild Wars 2/better mmo and save you guys (Square Enix) the hassle and stress of good production quality so that you can concentrate on your money problems'' (Kind of backwards eh!? 0.o)
    Please make this statement invalid Square Enix!
    Bear in mind this is a progressively saturated/faster market and you don't get 2nd/3rd chances compared to 8 years ago.
    You know what you have to do!!!
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    Last edited by SinMassfx; 05-31-2011 at 08:36 PM.