2009-09-03, 12:44 AM
My response for question 10
"The commercial as is, is kind of chopped together looking. If the hairs and other items were Photoshopped in in a way that made them seem less cut+pasted in, it may appeal to the target audience more than its current state does. The music is somewhat iffy, but it may pull more people using music from the Crimsonwood Keep expansion of Masteria, or something that appeals to a popular sound of the target audience of today's music. The commercial itself was mainly focused on the customization of the characters, with actual gameplay being somewhat of a second thought feeling with only having a Bishop use Genesis once and then it was all over. Most people like to get a feel for the gameplay even before they download, and the current low level setup somewhat inhibits new players in a way as they have little to look forward to until they start seeing other players (or see a video on YouTube.com)."
"The commercial as is, is kind of chopped together looking. If the hairs and other items were Photoshopped in in a way that made them seem less cut+pasted in, it may appeal to the target audience more than its current state does. The music is somewhat iffy, but it may pull more people using music from the Crimsonwood Keep expansion of Masteria, or something that appeals to a popular sound of the target audience of today's music. The commercial itself was mainly focused on the customization of the characters, with actual gameplay being somewhat of a second thought feeling with only having a Bishop use Genesis once and then it was all over. Most people like to get a feel for the gameplay even before they download, and the current low level setup somewhat inhibits new players in a way as they have little to look forward to until they start seeing other players (or see a video on YouTube.com)."