And yet, it’s still the best we have. And I can only imagine the shenanigans if any of the competing storefronts held the position Steam does.
I’m fairly certain the gaming scene would be far worse if, say, Microsoft had the leading storefront.
If it’s being allowed on multiple different platforms, I don’t klow what he’s complaining about.
Full release? No, that’s years away.
Lol, at some point I should probably try to get through Metro Exodus as well.
Alas, I don’t like the changes they made to the game between Last Light and Exodus.
But I already bought it and the money isn’t coming back, so might as well hope there’s a good story or something hidden somewhere in the game.
Just got a Blood Mage (Witch) to maps in PoE2. I just need one damned unique gem to tie the build together and I’m golden. Sadly, the gem isn’t easy to get and very expensive to buy. :(
The really sad part is that the studio, as is, only has Below Zero and Moonbreaker to show for. Not the best portfolio to be honest.
And with everything else going on now on top of it, I’m starting to think Subnautica will remain a one-hit-wonder.
I’m not the one trying to achieve something like that. That’s all your war.
Nope, but I’d encourage anyone who would have bought it, but are now on the fence due their own moral reasons, to stick with their gut. A piece of entertainment isn’t more important than personal principles, regardless of it’s popularity and how many others may buy it anyway.
I have no interest in the GTA franchise, personally. I’m more interested in what goes on behind the scenes. The industry is in a bit of a turmoil at the moment and that definitely has my attention.
Well, it has to start somewhere.
From Dragon Age: Veilguard and Suicide Squad to Condord and Redfall. They all underperformed for the same reason. People talked.
Well, isn’t that what we’re doing here? The entire point is to communicate you stance to others. And there’s quite a few AAA titles that have suffered simply because the customer base actually can communicate.
Doesn’t matter.
At the end of the day, people actually making a concious decision to not support a company by simply not buying its product is the best you can hope for.
You can’t expect some random kid in another country to start looking into American Unions in fields that won’t ever apply to them.
And Prunebutt shouldn’t be discouraging it. Voting with your wallet is the way to go and it’s the only thing any of us can do.
And when it finally does drop, it’s just a slightly prettier version of GTA 5.
I’ve grown too jaded to even consider buying it.
Might sail the high seas again, but even that’s unlikely.
Ravaged. Great little Arena Shooter. A bit ahead of it’s time, I guess.
W3 is definitely a slow burn game, for better and worse. It might have been a bit overhyped, but for the most part I feel it deserved the praise it got.
I will also add that after completing it, I never really returned to it.
Above NES games? That’s pretty high praise.
I use Mint as well. Haven’t had any major problems using it for gaming.
Steam and Lutris pretty much has me covered.
Isn’t that statistic mostly related to Great Whites?