He talks a fair amount about City of Heroes and Villains, and Champions Online here.
http://www.glixel.com/interviews/qa-dcuo-chief-jack-emmert-on-why-superheroes-matter-w480985
Well, that was interesting; thank you!
I wish some editor would someday ask him if he and/or any company he works/has worked for really did try to buy CoX after it was shuttered, and what ever came of that effort if there ever was any.
Indeed, thanks for sharing that! I probably would have never have seen that otherwise!
It's definitely an interesting read, and while I have my own differences with some of his previous viewpoints (and probably current) it was still a good read on the thoughts behind things.
I had no idea he was chief of DCUO online currently. If he could somehow bring it closer to Co* gameplay-wise, it could only get better from it. I played it for quite a while after the City went dark, but it never quite satisfied my 'fix' and eventually dropped off. Anyone know if it has gotten better in the past few years?
Lyc~
Thanks for the article post. As I was reading I am remembering all the different instances concerning CoH/CoV and Champions... and heard from one of my Super Group mates that he was working on multiple items.. and thought: 'isn't he spreading himself thing? I wish the development team would focus attention on cleaning and improving content in their main platform instead of introducing a new game'
But maybe that was just me and a few other individuals...
Quote from: Surelle on May 07, 2017, 02:23:09 AM
Well, that was interesting; thank you!
I wish some editor would someday ask him if he and/or any company he works/has worked for really did try to buy CoX after it was shuttered, and what ever came of that effort if there ever was any.
I agree, an explanation of what really went down would be very nice. I can't say for certain.. but I'm guessing if his ego was as big as he says.. that may have played a role
Quote from: Surelle on May 07, 2017, 02:23:09 AM
Well, that was interesting; thank you!
I wish some editor would someday ask him if he and/or any company he works/has worked for really did try to buy CoX after it was shuttered, and what ever came of that effort if there ever was any.
Maybe it was a social faux pas, like using the wrong chopstick to eat Sake.
Quote from: Paragon Avenger on October 16, 2017, 01:59:45 AM
Maybe it was a social faux pas, like using the wrong chopstick to eat Sake.
Which chopstick would you use to eat sake?