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[MANGAJEDI]

@Mangajedi

I have to reserve my thoughts about the Ironside/Johnson transition until after I play the game. I'm okay with it in theory, I realize the necessity for it, but I will only be able to approve or disapprove after I hang out with post change up Sam and see how he/it feels. I hope it works. I don't want to feel negative about it. Only time will tell on that score.

I did change my pic BACK to NakedSnake. He's one of my favorites and I look more like him than Sam so there you go

Sage naked snake is the best snake because he was the original. (^_^) btw David hayter is awesome. I got him to call my army buddy as a wedding gift. He's a cool guy. He even called me. Now I never hear snake the same since I've talked to the voice behind him.

I love ironside. Hopefully Johnson gets a bit gruff in the game. We'll see when it's out

[Ubi-Mush]

Hi, I can echo what Tully and EvilPixiegrr has said. I am also the Forum Manager for Splinter Cell along with other games and collect feedback on a regular basis. Each Forum Manager sends in weekly reports of feedback and communicates with the Com Devs. In fact the Com Dev for Splinter Cell is very good at communicating with you guys

[JaRuTo]

Hi, I can echo what Tully and EvilPixiegrr has said. I am also the Forum Manager for Splinter Cell along with other games and collect feedback on a regular basis. Each Forum Manager sends in weekly reports of feedback and communicates with the Com Devs. In fact the Com Dev for Splinter Cell is very good at communicating with you guys

Since actually care about our opinions and listen to us then, if I could get answers to these two questions:

Is your team responsible for creating Splinter Cell: Blacklist was done with the placement of new ideas or still even implements new in your game? And most importantly question - you people take into attention our new ideas which have diversified to your game or just see what we write, and even if our ideas you like, but afterall doesn't implement any ideas except his own from ubisoft?

Please reply, Ubimush, how it works?

[Ubi-Mush]

Hi JaRuTo, The Com Dev is away at the moment, but I'll ask him to answer those on his return.

[JaRuTo]

All right, Ubimush. I hope that I hear the answers to these interesting and important questions.
I'll wait, thanks for fast reply.

[SawScaledViper]

Ubi-Mush and the others take our Ideas so it show that they are listening to use. But the part that matters is well the game developers take the Ideas and use them for the game. They have taken a few ideas but more could be in the game.

I have a question since the black and white from SCC is gone now why dose Splinter Cell blacklist not have an light meter on the hud. It is not that much but adds to the game.

[MerriIl]

I assume we'll see what kind of sound/light meter they have if and when they release a stealth trailer. The demo gameplay was still an early build of the game and probably didn't need to have the meter/visual in place yet.

[Ubi-Mush]

I have a question since the black and white from SCC is gone now why dose Splinter Cell blacklist not have an light meter on the hud. It is not that much but adds to the game.

I have passed your question along too.

[Andre202]

Ubi-Mush and the others take our Ideas so it show that they are listening to use. But the part that matters is well the game developers take the Ideas and use them for the game. They have taken a few ideas but more could be in the game.

I have a question since the black and white from SCC is gone now why dose Splinter Cell blacklist not have an light meter on the hud. It is not that much but adds to the game.

The lightmeter is on his back. When his suit begins to glow (green colour) you are hidden.