[srinknorei]

i usually find myself reading poster commentary after videos. those were some of the worst--most sounded very uneducated, which in a way, doesn't surprise me. simple answers with simple thought without taking the time to do any sort of research. and of course, my favorite of all time, pointing out that something looks 'gay.'

i wouldn't base my opinion of the subscriber base on that page alone, however, my guess would be gametrailers may cater to a crowd that is not fond of MMOs, and thus the negative reaction and feedback.

i don't mind negative reactions, so long as there is a clear and well-thought out reasoning.


on another note, i have to say that i am very disappointed with the lack of information coming out of e3 this year. i think the new changes to e3 has actually perhaps done a dis-service to the video-game industry, making it a by-invitation-only event. i think it has limited the amount of information released to the public, plus, not so many fan-made demo videos like last year. i feel like this interview, and other information from e3 2007 regarding AION hasn't told us much that we didn't already know.

of course, for those not following the development of AION as actively as this community, e3 perhaps would have seemed to offer up a lot of information.

however, i am thoroughly disappointed. perhaps i am wrong, but i thought ncsoft gave the impression they would have a lot more to offer at e3 in regards to AION. not criticizing the staff, not trying to at least, but i am just as hungry for information as anyone else on this board, especially in terms of the fallen. 'll say it again, i just don't feel like i know enough about AION yet. i am still incredibly excited, but i still don't feel like i know a whole lot.

regardless, thank you for the video. i welcome anything new.