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Roy Ventus
Axis of Chaos
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Posted - 2014.05.04 22:49:00 -
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Whatever. You're just clumping the CPM together because you're pissed at CCP.
I wouldn't have been pissed at the CPM for stepping down the same way I'm not pissed at them for staying. Stop with the bullshit and act reasonable instead of like an idiot with a keyboard. Even in the end, the community is still ****...
"There once was a time when there wasn't a Roy Ventus and it wasn't much of a time at all."
http://royventus.tumblr.com
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Garrett Blacknova
Codex Troopers
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Posted - 2014.05.04 22:58:00 -
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Iron Wolf Saber wrote:Mojo XXXIII wrote:At the very least, if nothing else, resigning would have shown the community that you had some integrity. its debatable. Integredity is doing the right thing when nobody is looking. In analogy the cpm is holding on the rope between the community and a bottomless pit and I can never forgive myself if I let go of that rope of my own voilation. As ex military I have seen far too many folks ways of life ending because the lack of integredity; sometimes a job, sometimes a limb, somtimes a life all because they or somone else did not do that one extra step; not standing that post; and not seeing something through to completion. Skipping steps; quitting post, and abandoning supervision is simply not my style. "Integrity is doing the right thing when nobody is looking." (corrected spelling)
When we didn't know about the MASSIVE change in direction that Legion is going to be, and you did, we "weren't looking" at what you were doing. When CCP knowingly encouraged players to help fund the vision we had previously been told about WHILE KNOWING IT WAS NO LONGER PART OF THE PLAN, we "weren't looking" for you to step forward with your information.
We, the people you were supposed to be representing, NEEDED YOU TO "DO THE RIGHT THING" AND TELL US WE WERE BEING DECEIVED.
You did NOTHING.
By your own definition, you DID NOT act with integrity in this case.
Clear, unambiguous statement: "If you don't either cancel/reverse the sale or go public with Legion IMMEDIATELY, I'm breaking NDA"
Follow through if change doesn't happen.
CPM failed us. It's that simple. |
Cinnamon267
190
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:01:00 -
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JonnyAugust wrote:
The cancelation of DUST PS3 development is not only CCPs failure but also CPM0s failure. Nova Knife attests that he was so mad when he heard the knews that we all heard at fanfest. So mad he did absolutely nothing to save the friends and fellow players of DUST for months. He coward in the shadows afraid to lose his position of being lap dog to CCP.
You may want to familiarise yourself with what an NDA is. And the fact that this stagnant and deeply mediocre shooter is not worth being sued and/or possibly going to jail over. Depends on what was in the NDA. |
crazy space 1
GunFall Mobilization
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:03:00 -
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And I don't even see the CPM1 elections yet, wtf.
Crazy space 1 for CPM1
Closed beta vet
"Why vote for me? Why not?"
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Asha Starwind
883
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:03:00 -
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Mary Lilac wrote:ZDub 303 wrote:What do you think the CPM should have done JohnnyAugust? I'm genuinely curious what you think the CPM could have done differently that they did not. Easy, they should have all stepped down. This is the only possible course of action they could have taken because: A. It would not break the NDA and B. IT would be an unmistakable signal to the playerbase that something was wrong. Instead they did nothing, and became complicit in the theft of real life money that has been perpetrated over the last 6 months. CPM are just as much thieves in their in-action as the developers who misrepresented the future of the game to increase profits.
This. QFT.
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Roy Ventus
Axis of Chaos
1758
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:10:00 -
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Garrett Blacknova wrote:Iron Wolf Saber wrote:Mojo XXXIII wrote:At the very least, if nothing else, resigning would have shown the community that you had some integrity. its debatable. Integredity is doing the right thing when nobody is looking. In analogy the cpm is holding on the rope between the community and a bottomless pit and I can never forgive myself if I let go of that rope of my own voilation. As ex military I have seen far too many folks ways of life ending because the lack of integredity; sometimes a job, sometimes a limb, somtimes a life all because they or somone else did not do that one extra step; not standing that post; and not seeing something through to completion. Skipping steps; quitting post, and abandoning supervision is simply not my style. "Integrity is doing the right thing when nobody is looking." (corrected spelling) When we didn't know about the MASSIVE change in direction that Legion is going to be, and you did, we "weren't looking" at what you were doing. When CCP knowingly encouraged players to help fund the vision we had previously been told about WHILE KNOWING IT WAS NO LONGER PART OF THE PLAN, we "weren't looking" for you to step forward with your information. We, the people you were supposed to be representing, NEEDED YOU TO "DO THE RIGHT THING" AND TELL US WE WERE BEING DECEIVED. You did NOTHING. By your own definition, you DID NOT act with integrity in this case. Clear, unambiguous statement: "If you don't either cancel/reverse the sale or go public with Legion IMMEDIATELY, I'm breaking NDA" Follow through if change doesn't happen. CPM failed us. It's that simple.
So. You would break legal contract over that? I'm sorry but that's not legit. People aren't dying. The government isn't issuing some conspiracy. There's no schools burning. They had other ways to try to get them to listen. They could've just resigned like someone else said. If it was as simple as the NDA that they gave us back in closed beta, then sure, but I'm more than sure there's some actual heavy penalties here.
"There once was a time when there wasn't a Roy Ventus and it wasn't much of a time at all."
http://royventus.tumblr.com
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Gemini Cuspid
Amarr Templars Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:23:00 -
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Mobius Wyvern wrote:Mary Lilac wrote:ZDub 303 wrote:What do you think the CPM should have done JohnnyAugust? I'm genuinely curious what you think the CPM could have done differently that they did not. Easy, they should have all stepped down. This is the only possible course of action they could have taken because: A. It would not break the NDA and B. IT would be an unmistakable signal to the playerbase that something was wrong. Instead they did nothing, and became complicit in the theft of real life money that has been perpetrated over the last 6 months. CPM are just as much thieves in their in-action as the developers who misrepresented the future of the game to increase profits. *grinds the palms of his hands into this face yet again* Can you all stop? Seriously? Are there any adults on these forums? I was under the impression that teenagers were in the minority here. Yes, okay, the reveal of Legion was about as bad a ****-up as BP's public relations after the Gulf oil spill, and I don't feel like I'm exaggerating when I say that. There is no conspiracy. There is no evil plot. It's time to stop the rumormongering and get back to reality. I would be less inclined to respect CPM0 if they all just left because they didn't like CCP's plan for the reveal. I'm glad they stayed where they were and kept trying to convince CCP to change their minds. Bailing out is a cheap move.
Have to agree. The thing is someone makes the decision above them and CCP has them only as a sounding board that seems more insignificant. You can change the engine but you can't change the reputation that'll follow as a result. Other game companies have owned up to building a bad game and wanting to "set it right". I've resounded before how Square Enix did just that and they had an even worse game on their hands to rebuild.
The CPM's may have been prevented from saying anything and, at the end of the day, it's still real people and while it's not like the ferry boat scene in the Dark Knight movie, it's still a bit of pressure to wear. The problem has and will lay with CCP; from **** poor public relations (the person who manages this should just be fired basically) to how they've managed to divide gamers in a game that really isn't holding it's own as anything special is almost like how HP said they won't make computers anymore; you have blunders and then you have "WTF".
The FPS market is tough and with Dust still trying to carve it's own identity into respectability, it's really hard to see how they can expect Legion to be a blockbuster. I could be wrong but if you have a bad coach and bad players, you don't have much hope for them and that's what CCP is giving us. I'm just astounded they are finding ways to shoot their foot more than once.
Yea Legion is in alpha but they managed to do some damage. How many epic games were announced right when BETA was launched? They never had to announce Legion in all honesty. But they did and it's gonna cost them. Strategically it would've been easier to hold off with Legion until they had something more. With WoD cancelled and Dust still around, it's not a very smart move unless they're desperate. |
Nstomper
Ikomari-Onu Enforcement Caldari State
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:24:00 -
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i feel this thread is going to get locked like the other ones
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Garrett Blacknova
Codex Troopers
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:25:00 -
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Roy Ventus wrote:So. You would break legal contract over that? I'm sorry but that's not legit. People aren't dying. The government isn't issuing some conspiracy. There's no schools burning. They had other ways to try to get them to listen. They could've just resigned like someone else said. If it was as simple as the NDA that they gave us back in closed beta, then sure, but I'm more than sure there's some actual heavy penalties here. I'd break NDA over someone directly and willfully ripping people off when I'm meant to be representing those people, yes.
And I'd have solid legal grounds to argue against any penalties they tried to enforce too. The recent Aurum sales were using false advertising because they were still promoting the game as having new content coming to PS3, and they were still maintaining the promises made at E3 for DUST to be coming to PS4 through lies of omission. They told us what was going to happen, went back on their plans and started work on something different, and actively avoided telling us so they could gouge people for more money. The fact that Sony have been refunding people for purchases made in those sales supports this argument as well.
That fact makes any enforcement of the NDA on those intentional lies of omission illegal. You can't enforce a contract which requires a person to break other laws to satisfy its conditions. The contract is null and void at that point, unless it includes a clause that maintains the contract EXCEPT THE PART WHICH WOULD BE ILLEGAL. So even if they included such a clause, the NDA would only apply to things which aren't required in order to reveal that CCP were trying to gouge us for money.
So yes, I would have absolutely no reservations in "breaking" a no-longer-legally-binding contract. None at all. |
SoTasLost Property
Kameira Lodge Amarr Empire
216
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:26:00 -
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Roy Ventus wrote:Garrett Blacknova wrote:Iron Wolf Saber wrote:Mojo XXXIII wrote:At the very least, if nothing else, resigning would have shown the community that you had some integrity. its debatable. Integredity is doing the right thing when nobody is looking. In analogy the cpm is holding on the rope between the community and a bottomless pit and I can never forgive myself if I let go of that rope of my own voilation. As ex military I have seen far too many folks ways of life ending because the lack of integredity; sometimes a job, sometimes a limb, somtimes a life all because they or somone else did not do that one extra step; not standing that post; and not seeing something through to completion. Skipping steps; quitting post, and abandoning supervision is simply not my style. "Integrity is doing the right thing when nobody is looking." (corrected spelling) When we didn't know about the MASSIVE change in direction that Legion is going to be, and you did, we "weren't looking" at what you were doing. When CCP knowingly encouraged players to help fund the vision we had previously been told about WHILE KNOWING IT WAS NO LONGER PART OF THE PLAN, we "weren't looking" for you to step forward with your information. We, the people you were supposed to be representing, NEEDED YOU TO "DO THE RIGHT THING" AND TELL US WE WERE BEING DECEIVED. You did NOTHING. By your own definition, you DID NOT act with integrity in this case. Clear, unambiguous statement: "If you don't either cancel/reverse the sale or go public with Legion IMMEDIATELY, I'm breaking NDA" Follow through if change doesn't happen. CPM failed us. It's that simple. So. You would break legal contract over that? I'm sorry but that's not legit. People aren't dying. The government isn't issuing some conspiracy. There's no schools burning. They had other ways to try to get them to listen. They could've just resigned like someone else said. If it was as simple as the NDA that they gave us back in closed beta, then sure, but I'm more than sure there's some actual heavy penalties here. Are you dumb? Breaking NDA isn't the end of the world - it's a player to gaming company agreement. He's not going to federal prison, he'll be removed from a ******* game for standing up to a piece of **** company.
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Iron Wolf Saber
Den of Swords
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Posted - 2014.05.04 23:57:00 -
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Garrett Blacknova wrote:Roy Ventus wrote:So. You would break legal contract over that? I'm sorry but that's not legit. People aren't dying. The government isn't issuing some conspiracy. There's no schools burning. They had other ways to try to get them to listen. They could've just resigned like someone else said. If it was as simple as the NDA that they gave us back in closed beta, then sure, but I'm more than sure there's some actual heavy penalties here. I'd break NDA over someone directly and willfully ripping people off when I'm meant to be representing those people, yes. And I'd have solid legal grounds to argue against any penalties they tried to enforce too. The recent Aurum sales were using false advertising because they were still promoting the game as having new content coming to PS3, and they were still maintaining the promises made at E3 for DUST to be coming to PS4 through lies of omission. They told us what was going to happen, went back on their plans and started work on something different, and actively avoided telling us so they could gouge people for more money. The fact that Sony have been refunding people for purchases made in those sales supports this argument as well. That fact makes any enforcement of the NDA on those intentional lies of omission illegal. You can't enforce a contract which requires a person to break other laws to satisfy its conditions. The contract is null and void at that point, unless it includes a clause that maintains the contract EXCEPT THE PART WHICH WOULD BE ILLEGAL. So even if they included such a clause, the NDA would only apply to things which aren't required in order to reveal that CCP were trying to gouge us for money. So yes, I would have absolutely no reservations in "breaking" a no-longer-legally-binding contract. None at all.
NDA does not cover a companies responsibilities. Just yours.
So lets rewind and play this out.
You hear from CCP about PC version; you spill the beans on the forums and quit (or you get blackslited; order doesnt matter most likely your post would have been instantly sanitized)
Chances are you're going to be positing in a highly similar manner as you are today; in this rather enraged state of being betrayed.
Community Rages.
CCP comes out with more offical and more up to date details and makes you look stupid as part of thier damage control and they would do it.
And at that point watch how quickly the community turns on you
Watch the developers abandon the entire community at all levels as you broke thier trsut
And after you destroyed the cpm; any future elections; councils; or isd programs; and the game in one feel swoop as likely any future game cannot seem to surivive well without developers trusting the playerbase.
CPM 0 Secretary
Omni-Soldier, Forum Warrior, Annoying Artist
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Tech Ohm Eaven
L.O.T.I.S. D.E.F.I.A.N.C.E
1642
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:02:00 -
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Iron Wolf Saber wrote:The lack of information is disturbing with this one. Twitter, Dev Trackers, IRC, pod casts, and some social circles are your best friends.
Can't be arsed to do a summary though Ill let a blue explain it all.
Ill put it this way
100% of your claims are generated by your own fear and not facts and rather the lack of facts that most of which are still fomulating. There are facts out there pay attention to those in the comming weeks before you decide to throw everything under the bus.
Translation: plenty of SUCKERS...erm customers willing to be SCAMMED...er given the option of a CCP product for a few months....er ten year plan while they are laser focused on milking Legion...er showing the new CCP scam...er product.
With all due respect but F U C K that Legion noise.
Continues playing Infamous SS and soon Destiny and PS2.
F U C K Legion.
Planetside 2 , Destiny, Watchdogs, Division, Witcher, Order on PS4
Dust Deserters Alliance
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Roy Ventus
Axis of Chaos
1758
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:12:00 -
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SoTasLost Property wrote:Roy Ventus wrote:Garrett Blacknova wrote:Iron Wolf Saber wrote:Mojo XXXIII wrote:At the very least, if nothing else, resigning would have shown the community that you had some integrity. its debatable. Integredity is doing the right thing when nobody is looking. In analogy the cpm is holding on the rope between the community and a bottomless pit and I can never forgive myself if I let go of that rope of my own voilation. As ex military I have seen far too many folks ways of life ending because the lack of integredity; sometimes a job, sometimes a limb, somtimes a life all because they or somone else did not do that one extra step; not standing that post; and not seeing something through to completion. Skipping steps; quitting post, and abandoning supervision is simply not my style. "Integrity is doing the right thing when nobody is looking." (corrected spelling) When we didn't know about the MASSIVE change in direction that Legion is going to be, and you did, we "weren't looking" at what you were doing. When CCP knowingly encouraged players to help fund the vision we had previously been told about WHILE KNOWING IT WAS NO LONGER PART OF THE PLAN, we "weren't looking" for you to step forward with your information. We, the people you were supposed to be representing, NEEDED YOU TO "DO THE RIGHT THING" AND TELL US WE WERE BEING DECEIVED. You did NOTHING. By your own definition, you DID NOT act with integrity in this case. Clear, unambiguous statement: "If you don't either cancel/reverse the sale or go public with Legion IMMEDIATELY, I'm breaking NDA" Follow through if change doesn't happen. CPM failed us. It's that simple. So. You would break legal contract over that? I'm sorry but that's not legit. People aren't dying. The government isn't issuing some conspiracy. There's no schools burning. They had other ways to try to get them to listen. They could've just resigned like someone else said. If it was as simple as the NDA that they gave us back in closed beta, then sure, but I'm more than sure there's some actual heavy penalties here. Are you dumb? Breaking NDA isn't the end of the world - it's a player to gaming company agreement. He's not going to federal prison, he'll be removed from a ******* game for standing up to a piece of **** company.
It's a ******* contract between them. It most likely has legal **** to it. Stop being dumb. A simple ban from the game means jack **** and isn't enough to hold people from saying or showing anything, evidence being all of the bans at the closed beta. A lot of the CPM care, but there's some of them that probably wouldn't give a damn about a lifetime ban.
"There once was a time when there wasn't a Roy Ventus and it wasn't much of a time at all."
http://royventus.tumblr.com
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Garrett Blacknova
Codex Troopers
5306
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:13:00 -
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Iron Wolf Saber wrote:NDA does not cover a companies responsibilities. Just yours. It also covers what rights they have in response to your violation of the NDA. There are things which they don't have the right to do as a matter of routine, and which you could reasonably object to in normal circumstances, which they could do in response to your actions.
And that doesn't negate any of what I said anyway.
Quote:You hear from CCP about PC version; you spill the beans on the forums and quit (or you get blackslited; order doesnt matter most likely your post would have been instantly sanitized) You spill the beans in direct messages, either through the in-game messaging system or PSN itself to circumvent CCP's control, to a few people you know in the community AS WELL AS posting the news on the forums.
Just making a post that's going to vanish near-instantly isn't enough. You know that wouldn't work already.
Quote:Chances are you're going to be positing in a highly similar manner as you are today; in this rather enraged state of being betrayed.
Community Rages. That's not what I'd expect. It's exactly what I expected once the current situation broke, but if, BEFORE the sales, or THE MOMENT THE NEWS OF THE SALES WAS BROKEN, we were told "the plan is to move to PC, keep that in mind when spending your money"... I'm not seeing rage over that. The LACK of that information BEFORE AND DURING the sales is the main reason people are raging.
Quote:CCP comes out with more offical and more up to date details and makes you look stupid as part of thier damage control and they would do it.
And at that point watch how quickly the community turns on you If you spilled that they're working on a PC build in preference to PS4, unless they change plans, they can't make you "look stupid" for telling us exactly that, and if they DO change their plans, well, you should remember something about "integrity" and "doing the right thing" here...
Quote:Watch the developers abandon the entire community at all levels as you broke thier trsut
And after you destroyed the cpm; any future elections; councils; or isd programs; and the game in one feel swoop as likely any future game cannot seem to surivive well without developers trusting the playerbase. The developers need to trust the playerbase, true. But the players need to be able to trust the developers too. And with this move, CCP have proven that we CAN'T trust them to act morally. And you as a member of the CPM |
Tech Ohm Eaven
L.O.T.I.S. D.E.F.I.A.N.C.E
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:14:00 -
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Iron Wolf Saber wrote:Garrett Blacknova wrote:Roy Ventus wrote:So. You would break legal contract over that? I'm sorry but that's not legit. People aren't dying. The government isn't issuing some conspiracy. There's no schools burning. They had other ways to try to get them to listen. They could've just resigned like someone else said. If it was as simple as the NDA that they gave us back in closed beta, then sure, but I'm more than sure there's some actual heavy penalties here. I'd break NDA over someone directly and willfully ripping people off when I'm meant to be representing those people, yes. And I'd have solid legal grounds to argue against any penalties they tried to enforce too. The recent Aurum sales were using false advertising because they were still promoting the game as having new content coming to PS3, and they were still maintaining the promises made at E3 for DUST to be coming to PS4 through lies of omission. They told us what was going to happen, went back on their plans and started work on something different, and actively avoided telling us so they could gouge people for more money. The fact that Sony have been refunding people for purchases made in those sales supports this argument as well. That fact makes any enforcement of the NDA on those intentional lies of omission illegal. You can't enforce a contract which requires a person to break other laws to satisfy its conditions. The contract is null and void at that point, unless it includes a clause that maintains the contract EXCEPT THE PART WHICH WOULD BE ILLEGAL. So even if they included such a clause, the NDA would only apply to things which aren't required in order to reveal that CCP were trying to gouge us for money. So yes, I would have absolutely no reservations in "breaking" a no-longer-legally-binding contract. None at all. NDA does not cover a companies responsibilities. Just yours. So lets rewind and play this out. You hear from CCP about PC version; you spill the beans on the forums and quit (or you get blackslited; order doesnt matter most likely your post would have been instantly sanitized) Chances are you're going to be positing in a highly similar manner as you are today; in this rather enraged state of being betrayed. Community Rages. CCP comes out with more offical and more up to date details and makes you look stupid as part of thier damage control and they would do it. And at that point watch how quickly the community turns on you Watch the developers abandon the entire community at all levels as you broke thier trsut And after you destroyed the cpm; any future elections; councils; or isd programs; and the game in one feel swoop as likely any future game cannot seem to surivive well without developers trusting the playerbase.
ZERO credibility.
Too hard to get a [email protected] account? So it was too hard to create a free website? Too hard to post a piece on that free website pointing out that since Commander Wang was gone did this then mean that Dust 514 was DEAD?
Foreward that website to Kotaku, Joystick, Gamasutra, Games Biz, Gamespot, et all and let them ask these questions to CCP?
ZERO credibility.
F U C K Legion.
Planetside 2 , Destiny, Watchdogs, Division, Witcher, Order on PS4
Dust Deserters Alliance
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Roy Ventus
Axis of Chaos
1758
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:15:00 -
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Garrett Blacknova wrote:Roy Ventus wrote:So. You would break legal contract over that? I'm sorry but that's not legit. People aren't dying. The government isn't issuing some conspiracy. There's no schools burning. They had other ways to try to get them to listen. They could've just resigned like someone else said. If it was as simple as the NDA that they gave us back in closed beta, then sure, but I'm more than sure there's some actual heavy penalties here. I'd break NDA over someone directly and willfully ripping people off when I'm meant to be representing those people, yes. And I'd have solid legal grounds to argue against any penalties they tried to enforce too. The recent Aurum sales were using false advertising because they were still promoting the game as having new content coming to PS3, and they were still maintaining the promises made at E3 for DUST to be coming to PS4 through lies of omission. They told us what was going to happen, went back on their plans and started work on something different, and actively avoided telling us so they could gouge people for more money. The fact that Sony have been refunding people for purchases made in those sales supports this argument as well. That fact makes any enforcement of the NDA on those intentional lies of omission illegal. You can't enforce a contract which requires a person to break other laws to satisfy its conditions. The contract is null and void at that point, unless it includes a clause that maintains the contract EXCEPT THE PART WHICH WOULD BE ILLEGAL. So even if they included such a clause, the NDA would only apply to things which aren't required in order to reveal that CCP were trying to gouge us for money. So yes, I would have absolutely no reservations in "breaking" a no-longer-legally-binding contract. None at all.
Would you be able to actually argue that in court? I'm actually in belief of what you say but I HIGHLY doubt that a team of lawyers wouldn't be able to get them out of it and put the blame on you.
"There once was a time when there wasn't a Roy Ventus and it wasn't much of a time at all."
http://royventus.tumblr.com
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Michael Arck
Onuoto Uakan Huogaatsu Lokun Listamenn
4281
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:16:00 -
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CPM did nothing of the kind. Seriously, what power does the CPM has? CCP makes the final call. They can suggest ideas, public opinion and what's best all they want to. If CCP wants to do something, they will do it.
To even think that is nonsensical. Betrayed? Ha! Betrayed. Yea okay.
Hnolai ki tuul, ti sei oni a tiu.
Are you OUKH?
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Garrett Blacknova
Codex Troopers
5306
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:19:00 -
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Roy Ventus wrote:Would you be able to actually argue that in court? I'm actually in belief of what you say but I HIGHLY doubt that a team of lawyers wouldn't be able to get them out of it and put the blame on you. There's a LOT of legal precedent for contracts, including NDAs to be voided when the actions required were illegal.
There's also plenty of legal precedent for lies of omission to qualify as false advertising when something has been publicly announced as true then rescinded without a follow-up announcement. |
low genius
The Sound Of Freedom Dirt Nap Squad.
1691
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:20:00 -
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JonnyAugust wrote:Of the players. For the players... Or not.
The audacity to consider their self-importance so great as to throw all loyal Dust fans under the bus and allow us to waste real life money on a game they knew was going to die months before even some Devs knew. Their involvement in the development of this game has been detrimental at best since the beginning as they help sowed the seeds of its demise.
The cancelation of DUST PS3 development is not only CCPs failure but also CPM0s failure. Nova Knife attests that he was so mad when he heard the knews that we all heard at fanfest. So mad he did absolutely nothing to save the friends and fellow players of DUST for months. He coward in the shadows afraid to lose his position of being lap dog to CCP.
It's easy for him to talk a big game now and pretend to side with all of us when in reality he is no better than the developers that threw us under the bus. I find the complete lack of character disgusting, no one had the guts to stand up and say enough is enough or resign to make a point.
They chose to obey rather than represent us. I am more disappointed with the CPM than CCP because I can understand at least that CCP operates as a business for profit reasons. CPM was here to help us, the players and CCP to realize the dream that was DUST514.
http://www.twitch.tv/jenza514/b/525174899
according to the cpm they've been doing a GREAT job.
eatsbabies cienfuegos
steward of the renegade alliance.
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Tech Ohm Eaven
L.O.T.I.S. D.E.F.I.A.N.C.E
1644
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Posted - 2014.05.05 00:25:00 -
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Michael Arck wrote:CPM did nothing of the kind. Seriously, what power does the CPM has? CCP makes the final call. They can suggest ideas, public opinion and what's best all they want to. If CCP wants to do something, they will do it.
To even think that is nonsensical. Betrayed? Ha! Betrayed. Yea okay. All I had was an offhand mention of the grass turning brown and drying up.
But the CPM0 knew! they KNEW!! And remained silent.
Those who know about a crime and remain silent are the same scum as those who did the crime.
There was no excuse to remain silent since in todays world of deletable emails, free websites and inquisitive reporters all that was needed was a simple speculative post on a free website to get news hungry reporters after CCP demanding details.
F U C K Legion.
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Iron Wolf Saber
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You also have to realize I cannot go around breaking NDA contracts; that would lead to my own loss of my own top secret clearance. FBI takes that **** seriously.
Also if the NDA was that insignificant why didnt Caz spill the beans? he resigned and yet didn't say anything. I dont think that makes him hero material either.
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boba's fetta
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Posted - 2014.05.05 01:09:00 -
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Soldner VonKuechle wrote:Joseph Ridgeson wrote:NDA. Legally binding contract is terrifying. Sure you can say "they should have broken it because this was important!" but the world can't work that way. Lawful Neutral...
The fact of Legion is not terrible. It hurts but it isn't terrible. The lack of information and zero respect that CCP have given to us, customers, is shockingly terrible. Those who've never dealt with CAs/NDAs are lucky. They fckuing suck. On the plus side it makes me very attractive to be a corporate espionage target. The frenchy resigning from CPM proves they work :/
more like resigning after his trip to iceland. (could be wrong here) but meh |
WhatWhat DJINN TheButt
Ametat Security Amarr Empire
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Whether I care about IWS's FBI claim or not, he's right in that breaching even a 'trivial' NDA will have consequences outside of the domain it existed in. I ain't giving roles involving confidentiality to anyone who was contractually bound to one thing and did another.
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Garrett Blacknova
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Posted - 2014.05.05 01:24:00 -
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Iron Wolf Saber wrote:You also have to realize I cannot go around breaking NDA contracts; that would lead to my own loss of my own top secret clearance. FBI takes that **** seriously. With solid legal grounds for an argument that the NDA was invalidated by what they were expecting you to keep secret...
Quote:Also if the NDA was that insignificant why didnt Caz spill the beans? he resigned and yet didn't say anything. I dont think that makes him hero material either. I'm not saying the NDA was insignificant. I'm saying there was a solid argument against it being applicable, AND I'm saying that not breaking it was a mistake. Caz tried harder than you did to get people to pay attention. I don't think he did something heroic by also failing to share the news, but I still think he did more than you.
The sheer fact that you're referring to him and pointing out his failure is an acknowledgement that you were wrong. Thanks for that admission. Now all we need is the apology to go with it. |
Garrett Blacknova
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Posted - 2014.05.05 01:27:00 -
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WhatWhat DJINN TheButt wrote:Whether I care about IWS's FBI claim or not, he's right in that breaching even a 'trivial' NDA will have consequences outside of the domain it existed in. I ain't giving roles involving confidentiality to anyone who was contractually bound to one thing and did another. There's a viable argument that he WASN'T contractually bound at the point where he should have been breaking the NDA though. It's something that could be argued in court with a fair expectation of success. What CCP were doing was wrong, and letting people know that it was wrong would have been the right thing to do.
Also, as many people have pointed out, there are plenty of ways to leak the news anonymously. ANYONE with that knowledge, CCP staff, CPM, whatever, could have done it, and WOULD HAVE BEEN RIGHT TO DO SO. |
The Robot Devil
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The problem with it all has to do with respect. CCP doesn't seem to respect the community that they hold in such high regards and laud every chance they get.
They sold us items for real life monies just to turn around and slap us in the face by not saying one word about DUST on the PS3 and showing us a tech demo just like they did when they show the original DUST514 trailer and demo.
They told us they were working on the problems and were focused on development all while doing the exact opposite. They don't tell us about canceling the VITA app and misled us into believing we were playing a game that had somewhere to go.
I feel lied to and let down. If they had come here and told us on our forums what was going to happen it wouldn't have been so bad but they chose to tell us in a DUST514 keynote speech that we all though was going to be about this game but instead they told us that they were done with this game and are moving on to develop another game for another platform.
They showed blatant disrespect for us by not telling us things, selling us junk for a game that they are basically rolling in a gutter to die and rubbing it in out faces with the keynote speech. I am insulted and my love for CCP has been severely shaken to a point that I will probably never recover from. They continue to be silent which only serves to hurt us more. Some honesty would go a long way right now but they won't even do that. They really need to look into how they treat their customers and fans because to put it mildly it is crap.
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Garrett Blacknova
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Posted - 2014.05.05 02:08:00 -
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The Robot Devil wrote:They continue to be silent which only serves to hurt us more. Some honesty would go a long way right now but they won't even do that. They really need to look into how they treat their customers and fans because to put it mildly it is crap. As much as I agree with most of what you're saying, that isn't true.
We had Logibro posting here for a while: https://forums.dust514.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=159496&find=unread
He's actually given some constructive answers, and while not always answering the question(s) he's quoting, he IS making an effort and it looks like he's trying to help us to understand how it all went so wrong. |
Michael Arck
Onuoto Uakan Huogaatsu Lokun Listamenn
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Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:Michael Arck wrote:CPM did nothing of the kind. Seriously, what power does the CPM has? CCP makes the final call. They can suggest ideas, public opinion and what's best all they want to. If CCP wants to do something, they will do it.
To even think that is nonsensical. Betrayed? Ha! Betrayed. Yea okay. All I had was an offhand mention of the grass turning brown and drying up. But the CPM0 knew! they KNEW!! And remained silent. Those who know about a crime and remain silent are the same scum as those who did the crime. There was no excuse to remain silent since in todays world of deletable emails, free websites and inquisitive reporters all that was needed was a simple speculative post on a free website to get news hungry reporters after CCP demanding details.
The CPM knew about PC before it came out. They KNEW!
So what are you saying? The CPM has done nothing different than what they have been doing and what they should be doing. In their position they did what was agreed upon as part of signing.
You guys continously pointing fingers instead of acting like mature adults and understanding the other side of the coin aka placing yourself in other people's shoes to come to an understanding.
It's impossible to even reason with some of you. You didn't get what you want so feel you just been wronged. That's bratty.
Hnolai ki tuul, ti sei oni a tiu.
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Garrett Blacknova
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Posted - 2014.05.05 02:23:00 -
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Michael Arck wrote:The CPM knew about PC before it came out. They KNEW! How is an addition to the game that had been frequently requested, and more importantly, was announced in a timely manner with player involvement in its development process comparable to a change in platform focus that happened months before players were informed about it and involved the developers actively avoiding the topic to mislead us into believing that the change wasn't happening while promoting the sale of in-game items they were using to fund a development which many of the paying players WOULDN'T have wanted to support had they known?
Quote:So what are you saying? The CPM has done nothing different than what they have been doing and what they should be doing. In their position they did what was agreed upon as part of signing. They haven't done anything differently in a situation where they SHOULD have done things differently.
When conditions change, so should your behaviour. You don't go out in the middle of winter wearing a t-shirt and shorts.
Quote:You guys continously pointing fingers instead of acting like mature adults and understanding the other side of the coin aka placing yourself in other people's shoes to come to an understanding. I've been under NDA before multiple times, and I've been in a situation once where I've had contractual obligations that conflicted with what I believed to be right. In that situation, I ignored the contract and did the right thing, and the people I worked for gave me credit for my actions when I explained why I did what I did in spite of the paper they had my signature on.
Quote:It's impossible to even reason with some of you. You didn't get what you want so feel you just been wronged. That's bratty. There are some people who are upset because they wanted the game on PS4 and having it on PC instead is somehow unreasonable. There are MORE people who are upset because CCP blatantly lied to us about the direction they're taking, both in the short term AND the long term, and convinced many of us to invest money in the direction they had promised then turned around to say that money was going to something completely different.
People feel wronged BECAUSE THEY HAVE BEEN WRONGED.
This announcement was not just poorly-handled. It was OFFENSIVELY handled. |
Mojo XXXIII
Abandoned Privilege Top Men.
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Posted - 2014.05.05 02:24:00 -
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Either they knew and went along with it, in which case they didn't perform their job in representing the community
Or
They tried to stop it and CCP simply ignored them, in which case they have zero influence with CCP, so there's no point in them even trying to represent the community.
Either way, why have them represent the community at all, if CCP is just going to do whatever the hell they want anyway? |
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