A big part of the problem is that people have spent 2 years creating broken builds, watching youtubers and over levelling and steamrollering through everything. Now they cant just run up to every boss and kill it in 3 hits, its too hard
@ Darthv72 Ahhh yes. All the people complaining on forums are people from Cameroon. It's definitely not people who it won't affect making a massive deal out of nothing
1000% this. I actually really enjoyed The Order and I think there is a place for shorter more cinematic games. Gamepass is probably the ideal service for this type of experience. Unfortunately for MS, I don't think all the investment will reap ay rewards in terms of drawing people to the service, which is the crux of their issues right now. I remember when The Order came out it was torn to pieces, not just over the length, but the fact that it has black bars. People we using the lower ren...
I chose to take Adams hand. Beat the boss, started NG+ instantly. I was excited for the game, but it was still more than I hoped it would be. There HAS to be a sequel
Yet the Japanese loved it and were frustrated by the fact that it took a western studio to make such an authentically Japanese historical game
Stellar Blade deserves more than 6 for the Raven boss fight alone!
There are loads of things more embarrassing. One such example being told in big letters at the launch of a game, that it will require a 3rd party account. Then when told to sign up, throw all your toys out of the pram and act like its an assualt on your human rights, despite it being a standard industry practice and already signing up for dozens of very similar accounts. That's quite embarrassing
I wonder if that "power" could do something useful?
Yes, but that existing market has stagnated. That's the problem MS has. They've sold all they can to that existing 27m. If their goal is to keep expanding Gamespass, 300k users every month is not a very big pool, when the competing market is around 1.5m per month
That's a pretty small pool of players to try and flog Gamepass to
Yeah, but everyone knows how capitalism works. This part didn't need explaining. The problem is that they bought massive plublishers for a gazillion dollars, to the detriment of the industry and now he's acting like he has no choice but to fire thousands of people because he just found out about nasty capitalism
Phil?
This is what happens when you pitch a console as a place where you don't need to buy games, because all of your gaming needs are taken care of with one sub. If it isn't on Gamepass, then people are more likely to give it a pass in favour of content which theyre already paying for. The trouble is, most big games from big publishers aren't on Gamepass
I'm not sure of your logic. They switched things up and found huge success beyond their wildest dream, and that's sad? I was one of those who had a great time playing HD1, but it was nowhere near the same level of experience as this. And to suggest that all these developers have done, in their 8 year developing the game, is to change the camera angle, is doing them a disservice.
Curious what the planned end result of these so called agendas are? That more people feel represented or included? Oh no that sounds horrible!
I don't really think this article describes why it's a terrible roguelike. The author mentions that, "You're not meant to play this like a roguelike. It doesn't feel like you're supposed to die over and over". Other than this observation, which I disagree with, the author then only mentions that they don't like the combat and the fact that the levels don't feel random enough. As an opinion piece, it does a TERRIBLE job of describing why Valhalla is a TERR...
"Minds well"? Do you think that's the actual saying? Minds well?
It was certainly the best "killing the same poachers over and over simulator"
For me I couldn't see anything topping BG3. But I have to say, AW2 is my personal game of the year
No. Everyone remembers Blood and Wine and agree that it's the second best DLC ever made