What bombed harder, this or GTA Trilogy remaster
I hear ya, they know full well how evil and manipulative these companies are, I'm not a kneejerk parent, I explain to them so that they understand why they can't have mobile phones or TV's in their bedrooms (they're still primary age kids btw) but you're up against parents who are dumb af and who let their kids have unlimited access to shite, I remember talking to a da at the gate awaiting our kids and he comes off with "I can hardly get him down for dinner as he's on all day playing COD with his mates" and it took all my reserve not to berate the fuck out of him... "You let your 8y.o. son play fucking call of duty in his bedroom with his mates all day and have to beg him to come down to eat his dinner??" Have a fucking smack you worthless sack of shit parent, instead I replied "kids eh" and walked away biting my tongueHumans have always been retarded. It just that, we have now tools to show how dumb they are. I dont blame the corporate at all. Its the people who ruin stuff for themselves, that is the problem.
It always starts with small thing, then you get shit like this. Mtx started with small 0.99$ content, and now there is 99.99$ packs. People buying games day1, pre-orders and all kind of shit people are ok with, and you end up with shitty day products. Corporation is just making money from stupid people.
Blocking your kids access from these stuff, will make them fall for it. You need to teach them, not protect them. That is why this generation is stupid. They lived in a safe world, which their parents created for them.
Probably GTA because people at least seem to be playing thisWhat bombed harder, this or GTA Trilogy remaster
GTA remaster is atleast partly free on gamepass and psnow.What bombed harder, this or GTA Trilogy remaster
It runs much deeper than that. The game problems are much more than the player count. Even with 32 players this game would still be trash and incomplete.Everyone could try out the game before launch, people knew exactly what thay're going into. The game might not be perfect technically-wise but it's faaar from the state recent BF games used to launch at either. The biggest issue is the design decisions DICE took that simply make the game not good, but like I said, you could test that in the open beta.
Maybe people will finally realize that more is not always better, and the series should go back to 32 playercount (which would be already way more than 8/10/12 other titles offer) with smaller but better designed maps and more vehicles per player.
Because sorry, I cannot fight the feeling that people who bitch about the game the most now are the exact same die-hard BF fanboys who were already sold on the game the monent they read there will be up to 128 players this time around, while it was obvious this move will bring a lot of complications in terms of the flow of the gameplay, and larger maps not only won't fix it but will bring their own set of issue instead.
Maybe if the game was next-gen-only the whole idea could've been executed differently, better, but it is what it is and it's too late to go back to the drawing boards and change the entire concept.
At this point EA's safest bet for the next entry is IMO simply to make a 1:1 remake of BC2/BF3/BF4, which can be done by any studio, because DICE is proving yet again they aren't able to make a good BF anymore.
Im thoroughly enjoying itNot gonna lie. This is hilarious it watch unfold.
Good job EA.
Their head of PR and the dude who caused the whole toxic community argument in the first place is literally an ex editor at Game Informer lol. He most definitely has the contents and ability to plant stories in gaming publications. Especially as all it really takes is one place to break a story and then the million other two-bit publications will copy the article and rejig the words a bit so it's their own piece.
Couldn't someone else open a bf-2042 subreddit? Back in the days it was a true social media site.Getting continuously called out on the extremely poor state of the game is now considered "toxic" behavior.
Closing the subreddit would be the ultimate coward's move.
What did the original McNamara tweets say that he deleted?
I fall in love with gaming media.
Look at the bottom comment in blue.
A lot of video game problems would disappear if gaming was like 99% of other things you buy in life.... if it sucks you can return it for your money back. No different than a shitty box of stale cereal or a microwave that barely works. Stores and manufacturers are willing to give money back. And even worse it's physical goods. So in all likelihood the manufacturer will toss it in the garbage for a loss when the store sends it back to them. Only in some cases, a company will go through the hassle of refurbing it and reselling it again to bargain stores at 40% off.
But game companies know most of the time, once a gamer buys it they are stuck with it unless they can get a digital refund back or pray the customer service clerk at Walmart is new and will accept an open case game for refund. So most times you got no choice but to wait it out hoping it gets fixed months later. Some will fix it, some wont. But either way they got your money.
Gamers: "Game has tons of issues at launch. Bad lag, bugs, freezes, missing content/UI from the last game"
Dev: "Oh really? We didn't notice any issues during development..... oh wait, maybe we kinda did because there's a day one patch. As for issues not in the patch, I guess everyone in QA missed it, but you gamers are so great you noticed them. We'll work on fixing it as soon as we figure out what the cause is because we didn't notice any freezes or bad hit boxes the past 3 years"
I think it's fun.......
I mean, it makes sense they would report it like that. Games journalism has been using the same technique for years now, any criticism of their moronic articles are met with the "toxic gamers/gamergators" accusation. Nowadays, it's all about discrediting the person instead of responding to the criticism.I fall in love with gaming media.
But the redditors criticising Halo Infinite for having barebones features and the entirety of customization options locked behind a paywall are in the wrong, right? That’s the line?
What did McNamara tweet and delete?
DICE is wrong, of course, but people are also overreacting to the point of absurdity.
The subreddit mods removed the post and put up a new one
No it wasn't.
It started out as something with good intentions. One of the owners was a free speech absolutist.
Another co owner sold it out and it became a hollow, corrupt, corporate interest.
Now it's a detestable shill hole that holds nothing of value.