Wait a moment now! Was Capcom's plan to make us do free publicity for them?

Is this Capcom's mean way to make free publicity or am I just being paranoic now. Apparenly, the Capcom-Unity US Devroom is now accepting Servbots again.

These last few days we can't just trust Capcom anymore...

Could be. After all the fuss that was Operation Rainfall maybe they thought this would give them some attention. However, Capcom's decision making has been questionable of late, so I wouldn't count on any sudden un-cancellings.

Nightgazer13 wrote:Could be. After all the fuss that was Operation Rainfall maybe they thought this would give them some attention. However, Capcom's decision making has been questionable of late, so I wouldn't count on any sudden un-cancellings.

I'm not counting on any un-cancelling either. At least not soon.

Right now, I wouldn't be surprised if they continued their passive-aggressive behavior just to get a few more bucks from us fans, or if they kept canceling and restarting the project to hype the game until the end of time. Let's wait and see.

General Specific wrote:Right now, I wouldn't be surprised if they continued their passive-aggressive behavior just to get a few more bucks from us fans, or if they kept canceling and restarting the project to hype the game until the end of time. Let's wait and see.

I doubt that they'd cancel it again if they ever restart it. It would not only be a horrible stab at us, but it is also a stupid move and a waste of money.

I expect nothing but stupid moves from stupid executives, Adrian—after the massive plummet that Capcom has taken, I wouldn't be surprised if they plummeted further from their own faults.

General Specific wrote:I expect nothing but stupid moves from stupid executives, Adrian—after the massive plummet that Capcom has taken, I wouldn't be surprised if they plummeted further from their own faults.

^This. After the cancelation of MML3, I've stopped doubting how many more stupid mistakes Crapcom can make. If I heard that tomorrow they were going to attempt to fly to Mars to see if they could get extra sales from the Martians, I wouldn't be in the least bit surprised.

Adrian2040N wrote:Is this Capcom's mean way to make free publicity or am I just being paranoic now. Apparenly, the Capcom-Unity US Devroom is now accepting Servbots again.

These last few days we can't just trust Capcom anymore...

They never stopped accepting them.

Perhaps. But hey, if it meant that Legends 3 would resume production, then I don't care.

I really wish this was all just a big troll. I hope to GOD it's just a big troll. I want Legends 3 that badly.

Over 10k in the DevRoom now. In a couple of days, more users joined then the total of the amount of time the DevRoom was opened.

prince_david wrote:Over 10k in the DevRoom now. In a couple of days, more users joined then the total of the amount of time the DevRoom was opened.

Sad but true, but the devroom always came off as "optional" at first and it was only until several months in did they even confess the game hadn't truly been greenlit, and never made a mention of that fact outside the devroom. So I'm not surprised it took the outright cancellation of the game to make that fact "apparent". Not that I truly believe fan participation was the reason honestly.

I wouldn't be surprised if they un-cancel the game just as a way to get more fans behind the game. Capcom would of made a bad decision to cancel it and then un-cancel it as people's faith in Capcom has went down over these past weeks.