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Nice ending I swear I'm gonna hit my nuts. A thought just occurred to me while reading over all these newbie posts (by the way, welcome to EFT guys and gals! ) BSG's game design doctrine is actually quite... Ethical. Now, I know what you're thinking - WTF do you mean ETHICAL?? Alright, stick around. ======= Video games started off with ETHICAL design doctrines (well, mostly) Back when studios were small and teams were close nit/driven only by the desire to produce good product. During gaming's 'Golden Era' (Late 80's to 90's, After the Video Game market collapse that Nintendo basically single handedly brought the market back from) most studios were autonomous and could produce games without need for investment/wide scale marketing. This is when your Golden Eye's, Metal Gear Solid's, Half-Life's were coming out. Developers didn't have to worry about retaining players, only that those that did play had a good time doing it. Remember, this was mostly a pre-internet era as well. A games success depended upon a few written reviews and word of mouth. Keeping players around didn't matter, as by the time they were craving more content, the studio was likely already well into developing the sequel. Design decisions were inherently more Ethical as developers weren't as concerned with keeping players CONSTANTLY engaged. There were natural lulls and rhythms to pacing. End a level? Alright, I guess I can stop playing for today and pick it up tomorrow. No worries there. Quality determined the product, not the other way around. That all changed the day The Corporation attacked. === Okay, that's a bit melodramatic, but the point is valid. And the internet is partially to blame, as well. With the advent of online connections and the possibility of pulling even more money in from big releases, We notice a marked transition in how games were developed and how they played. Game production was also becoming more and more expensive. Halo 2 and CoD: Modern Warfare 2 are perhaps two of the most noticeable instances of this shift. While both games were good (I spent MANY hours grinding out legendary levels and death matching) if you've watched any behind-the-scenes documentaries on either game, you'll likely know the games were PLAGUED with all manner of corporate interference and general complications. The transition was slow at first. DLC's, Map packs, etc. Some players embraced this. 'I love that game! Yeah, i want more content! ' It was mostly benign. Teams had down time between the last project and the sequel. Or perhaps a small division within the company could churn out extra assets before full production began on the next game. However, as time went on and production costs continued to skyrocket, those 'fun bits of extra assets' became more and more expensive to produce. Many don't realize this, but producing a modern, AAA title is an INSANE gamble. Costing ASTRONOMICAL amounts of money. Imagine having to pay a full staff of 100-200+ people professional wages (40~50$k + per person, per year. Even more for the senior staff) for 2-3 years all in the HOPE that the one thing they produce is good and turns a profit. Keep in mind, Game companies only have ONE source of income - the game they make. And let's not forget marketing and actual materials cost for physical disks. If that game fails or is a flop... Goodbye studio. (All those studios that EA bought up then shut down? That's why. They bought hoping the developer would churn out another hit. When that didn't happen, they simply cut their losses. Granted, a lot of that is their own fault, because they wanted the studio to produce what the company thought would do well. Failure was inevitable. ) ====== It's all about the money now. Put yourself in the shoes of a CEO. Wouldn't you be looking for someway to mitigate that risk? I don't know about you, but having to rely on a studio to produce a smash hit, title after title, to guarantee a profit sounds TERRIFYING. You'd want to squeeze every single dime possible out of that one product. So now we have Predatory, unethical game design that's specifically designed to keep the player engaged for as long as physically possible. Engagement = money Game play loops have become absurdly tight and aggressive, with constant implementations of Skinner-Boxes and 'carrot on a stick' tactics that maliciously exploit human nature to complete even simple tasks. You ever find yourself going 'if I just do 'x' then i'll get 'y'... just gotta play a little bit longer. ' Or perhaps, 'I really like that skin, but I don't feel like grinding 20 hours to get just that. Guess I'll just buy it for 99 cents, what's the big deal? ' (Mobile games are the absolute worst at this, as more casual players are VERY susceptible to these tactics) There's also a striking absence of natural 'Exit-points' or points at which the gameplay loop comes to a natural close or slow point and the player can disengage and go on with their life. It requires a lot more self control to say 'hey, I have to go to work' and quit a match than 'Match is done, better go to work now' (This is why some games simply begin the next match without even bumping you to a menu. Keeps players engaged without giving them the opportunity to leave. ) Product determines quality now. And players are money cows that must be milked for every penny. (notice how there's not as many sequels these days? Mostly content updates and patches? Content = Engagement = Money) The problem with these methods, however, is people catch on. Particularly those of the more dedicated console/PC player-base. Constant barrage of these dead-locked, high-octane, yearly-release games is making players exhausted. These games feel like they have no more 'soul' and unethical game design is the reason. Now, as these yearly releases are turning a lower and lower profit, companies like EA are becoming desperate and squeezing tighter and tighter to try and recover capital (Fallout 1st, anyone? LOL! ) Many industry experts are predicting a collapse of the AAA industry within the next decade. ======= Enter BSG and EFT. A company not driven by profit, but the vision of their game and the player experience. The other thing too, and the main thing that brought me to the game years back, is it's the best of several worlds: Loot permanence, a la Day Z Compelling core loop of Loot and scoot, a la Borderlands Rewarding skill progression (Map and tactic knowledge takes precedent over raw skill), a la CS: GO All of that compressed into an easily digestible session length that can cater to both Perpetual Players and weekend warriors. Only have an hour to play? No worries, that's enough to get a raid or two in. (several, depending upon how unlucky/lucky you are. lol) Got a bunch of hours to burn? No worries there either! There's enough variety to keep you entertained for many-a-day! Nothing in the game's design is inherently predatory and it has many healthy, natural exit points that don't trap the player in unhealthy 'Skinner-Box' techniques. (I mean, there's a few but not to the malicious levels like some AAA titles) I believe this is one of the many reasons that EFT has become so wildly successful as of late. Quality Determines Product reigns again! ===== Anywho, that's all for now. Thanks for reading my ramble! --Stay Cheeki! TL:DR - BSG aren't a-holes and treat their players like people, not cash cows. (edit: Spelling. ).
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