Nothing like finding out a game you bought months ago in a Steam bundle but never got into now uses EOS and you can't unlock things or access DLC in offline mode for some reason.
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Yeah, same release date as SteamDB internal data.
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Per Epic, Uncharted is releasing on PC June 20.
I think that i will be there day 1 for Uncharted on PC. I need action adventure of that caliber.
I think I'll skip it entirely, I've never been a fan.
Uncharted is as unappealing as watching paint dry.
imagine getting Uncharted but not Bloodborne.
The worst of all possible worlds.
The worst of all possible worlds.
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I'm getting EVERYTHING!
You can have your weeb trash i can have my Uncharted trash and everyone is happy 
And i finished The Sinking City. Overall underwhelming game. As i complained before combat is really bad and up until you unlock all important fast travel points traversal can get annoying too. Story is interesting but there is no payoff in the end. Atmosphere is good so is voice acting for majority of the characters. Visuals are "on the budget" but decent enough. Some tings are step above Devil's Daughter some not but i could see how this helped Frogwares reach Sherlock Chapter One.
And i finished The Sinking City. Overall underwhelming game. As i complained before combat is really bad and up until you unlock all important fast travel points traversal can get annoying too. Story is interesting but there is no payoff in the end. Atmosphere is good so is voice acting for majority of the characters. Visuals are "on the budget" but decent enough. Some tings are step above Devil's Daughter some not but i could see how this helped Frogwares reach Sherlock Chapter One.
I would probably consider getting Uncharted 4 if they had released Uncharted 1-3 first...
yeah, no point in starting at 4, I'll give the series a look if they release the older games too.I would probably consider getting Uncharted 4 if they had released Uncharted 1-3 first...
I cant remember what Uncharted I last played and my Playstation games and Playstations are in an inconvenient place for me to go check.
Although that approach is certainly unreliable as even if I bought it doesn't mean I ever played it. I'm also too much of a goldfish in forgetting large parts of stories to want to check any kind of synopsis and then accidently spoiler myself. Because I sure remember doing that shit to myself over the years.
All in all I'm not starting anywhere on PC unless its at the beginning.
Although that approach is certainly unreliable as even if I bought it doesn't mean I ever played it. I'm also too much of a goldfish in forgetting large parts of stories to want to check any kind of synopsis and then accidently spoiler myself. Because I sure remember doing that shit to myself over the years.
All in all I'm not starting anywhere on PC unless its at the beginning.
I enjoy the Uncharted games as big dumb interactive action movies. I put them on the same level as Gears where I can just turn my brain off for a few evenings and enjoy the spectacle.
They'll make up for it after buying a few more exclusives.
I've played them all at least 2-4 times. No rush to play them again. Still fun games.
I'd absolutely want to play the prior Uncharted games first. But I would be interested in seeing them, purely for that spectacle, the razzle-dazzle and all that.
re:Uncharted - I might give them a shot on PC, but I'd need 1-3 before I dive into 4->whatever number/spinoff. I'm just a weird completionist like that. Having tried the first game on my brothers ps3 years ago though,.... I dunno. It'd have to be steep sale, as controls felt slow and molasses-like, and very much mindless in level design and signposting - in so far as there was no freedom, I had to follow naughty dogs set path to a 'T'. But maybe it gets better than the first 1 hour or so of the first game as the series goes on.
Don't threaten me with a good time. The Guillemot's will still find a way to fuck it up. Sell to some French far right firm/group or something ridiculous like that
Don't threaten me with a good time. The Guillemot's will still find a way to fuck it up. Sell to some French far right firm/group or something ridiculous like that
I remember playing Uncharted 2 on PS3 and thinking it had a decent spectacle factor.
Then Sony dropped UC3 on PS+ so I downloaded it since it was "free".
Never even bothered firing it up even though it sat on my PS3 HDD for years, lol.
Then Sony dropped UC3 on PS+ so I downloaded it since it was "free".
Never even bothered firing it up even though it sat on my PS3 HDD for years, lol.
^ I love these kinds of videos. Wandering around the stage with an expression on your face that may as well have been a cartoon caption saying "Fuuuuuuuuuuuck Me. We really fucked up." was incredible to watch.
The dude saying "don't you have phones"? will forever be the funniest thing I ever hear in a gaming space.
Focus testing and listening to your customers FTW.
It couldn't have been hard to hear your players. "Here we are asking you from our PCs - give us Moar Diablo!" Signed PC players.
The dude saying "don't you have phones"? will forever be the funniest thing I ever hear in a gaming space.
Focus testing and listening to your customers FTW.
It couldn't have been hard to hear your players. "Here we are asking you from our PCs - give us Moar Diablo!" Signed PC players.
Epic is currently valued at $31 billion while Ubi is valued at about $5.5 billion. Epic would have to pay a premium to buy the company which would probably drive the price up to $7 to $8 billion. It's feasible, but I don't think it's likely.
I think the hardest part of a Ubisoft sale is the head count as they have nearly 20,000 employees and it seems like a managerial nightmare. I think only the biggest companies would want to take on that challenge. Microsoft is busy with the Activision purchase and they really don't want more regulator scrutiny with a purchase. Just within the gaming industry I would say Sony and Tencent are the frontrunners. Google and Amazon are also possible depending on their gaming ambitions.
Realistically it'll get sold to a company nobody expects.
I thought this was a reach and then i had a look at stock prices / market cap... didn't know ubisoft stock has been falling this hard, i doubt Tim would have any problems getting the financing together if the really wanted to.
Still great that we're getting two Uncharted games on our platform but really the nathan drake collection should have been ported as well. Can't be that expensive.
I don't think MS is going after Ubi, since the deal for ACTI is still unsure I don't think they want to risk it. I would prefer MS. Maybe it will be like Embracer.
I hope it's MS so they could ditch Uplay and migrate everything to Steam.
Everything and everyone I want to follow are on twitter and not on mastodon, so it's not going to happen.
There's also only so many social platforms that I have time to use.
I know it's bad, but out of the options if someone is going to get bought I hope it's MS doing the buying
They benefit me the most (For now)
They benefit me the most (For now)
That price hahahahahahahahahahahahahah
This right here.I would probably consider getting Uncharted 4 if they had released Uncharted 1-3 first...
I'm still sad that Mike Laidlaw left Bioware to make an open-world King Arthur themed RPG for Ubisoft, and they cancelled it during production because the asshole in charge hated fantasy.
It's weird how sony porting their games to PC is probably the most talked about thing here but then when there's talk about the games themselves they're all trash.
Pawoo is better option : P. Specially for people who likes anime. And you can register with your pixiv account.
That company is known for shitty pricing.
actually.. anyone publishing JRPGs\aaa games dont know what regional pricing is.
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I think that Microsoft buying Ubi is unlikely because they're already under watchful eyes for Activision. Buying Ubi on top of it strengthens the argument being brought against them or whatever.
Well that is my two cents anyway. I personally think it's the best option if they did, but that's definitely my PC bias showing. Microsoft is the only one of the big 3 I can reliably count on. (Sorta).
Well that is my two cents anyway. I personally think it's the best option if they did, but that's definitely my PC bias showing. Microsoft is the only one of the big 3 I can reliably count on. (Sorta).
Tencent (by extension, Epic) is gonna eat Ubi in one bite.
Is mastodon still a fragmented mess where everyone is running their own clusters? The reason I dropped it, I’m not making hundred of accounts just so I can see everyone that might be interesting.
Just join social
you can follow people from any instance and see the 'global feed' on the Federated queue.
That’s way too many words for something that should be « make account « « see people ». Haha. But I need to check it out again.Just join social
It's definitely more complicated than Twitter, yeah.
In Discord terms, it's like, you can join (or create) any server and chat with people there (the fragmented instances you're mentioning), but you can be friends (follow) with people you don't have any server in common. And also, you have a global feed of all Discord server threads if you want to see it.
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