Same as it affected them with Witcher games (all of them were DRM free). So basically it won't affect them because PC platform will still be their most popular platform.I wonder how piracy will affect them. Releasing on GOG means no DRM so I expect it to be shared online with zero effort
I already said the following,There's no way it'll reach 500k CCU, it's a singleplayer game. The most I can imagine is 200k.
Bruv they made millions, piracy is a blip to them. Besides, piracy isn't a problem for the big major games, as compared to indie and games from smaller pubs/devs.I wonder how piracy will affect them. Releasing on GOG means no DRM so I expect it to be shared online with zero effort
There will be effort, because the game will be like 100 GB big and then will be patched every day for months.I wonder how piracy will affect them. Releasing on GOG means no DRM so I expect it to be shared online with zero effort
A good example would be HZD, game has been released without DRM since EGS and Steam, it managed to sell over 600k copies Steam only with a high price tag, I don't think piracy will be a problem tbf, there's a lot of people that are happy to buy the game if conditions are the right ones based on personal biases, so yeah, C2077 will be a JUGGERNAUT on PC (Steam/GOG for sure)I wonder how piracy will affect them. Releasing on GOG means no DRM so I expect it to be shared online with zero effort
By the way, @Wok are you doing GOTY thing this year again?
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It could be. Maybe we could try. It would make the process a lot easier if everything goes as expected.It's not possible to have a password that only we know here on MC?
I think we are such a small forum still that not sure we have anyone that wants to troll us yet.XD Just have the password hidden and only those who have posted in the thread can see it.It could be. Maybe we could try. It would make the process a lot easier if everything goes as expected.
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Humble Bundle’s Black Game Developer Fund makes first 5 investments
Humble Bundle has awarded its first five grants from its $1 million Black Game Developer Fund to Black-led game studios.venturebeat.com
Cool.The fund is still taking applications and it is open to Black developers and Black-led studios of all shapes and sizes, offering everything from startup funds to global publishing deals.
The first developers to receive funds are:
Humble Bundle will invest more funds in the coming weeks and months. Over the long term, Humble Bundle plans to help publish games with funding, production, and marketing support via its publishing label Humble Games.
- Pension$ — Epoch Media is making a game based on a graphic novel. Pension$ is the story of a financially strapped college professor. He’s approached by a mysterious cowboy, who presents him with a lucrative opportunity. The job manipulates a state’s pension program by killing off retirees. The team has six people in San Francisco, Montreal, and Warsaw.
- Protodroid Delta — This game is a solo effort run by Adam Kareem, based in Chicago, with contractors around the world. He is building a 3D action-platformer in a “solarpunk” world with a hopeful yet non-utopian vision of the future.
- KindFolx — This is also solo effort by a Portland developer Taco Pizza Cat, with four contractors. The team is making a single-player collectible card game dungeon crawler. It has real-time battles, randomly selected enemies, events, and treasures will make each run different.
- Breeze in the Clouds — This game is a sidescrolling, hand-brawling platformer game where the neighborhood pet corgi gains superpowers in an effort to defeat pollution. The Stormy Nights Interactive team has 12 people in the U.S., Mexico, Canada, and Spain.
- Amma: Chronicles of Lost Stars — This game is a 3D “afrofantasy” action-adventure role-playing game in a charming world. It has exploration and narration inspired by the Dogon mythology. Joinplay Games has five people in Cameroon, Africa.
Add on that that it had proper regional pricing for a few hours if I recall correctly .A good example would be HZD, game has been released without DRM since EGS and Steam, it managed to sell over 600k copies Steam only with a high price tag, I don't think piracy will be a problem tbf, there's a lot of people that are happy to buy the game if conditions are the right ones based on personal biases, so yeah, C2077 will be a JUGGERNAUT on PC (Steam/GOG for sure)
For 2 days, then it changed on a saturday evening (GMT time).Add on that that it had proper regional pricing for a few hours if I recall correctly .
especially with split to 3 stores. SteamGogEgs
I need a countdown clock for Silksong. Even if it's a total lie.
I'm happy that they aren't being silly about putting up "release dates" as if it's actually possible to estimate when it's done at this point.I need a countdown clock for Silksong. Even if it's a total lie.
Yeah the post that I saw mentioned that, if you don't want it censored get it on PC since PC has Japanese audio and text anywayOnly the console version AFAIK.
Yeah mine too. I don't necessarily need the game to be "done". I just need them to hit that big red publish button that I imagine to be on somebody's desk at Team Cherry. I'll just accept whatever they've got so far.I'm happy that they aren't being silly about putting up "release dates" as if it's actually possible to estimate when it's done at this point.
It's probably my single most-looked-forward-to game right now, mind you.
It's probably my single most-looked-forward-to game right now, mind you.
Yeah this really puts me off, even when it's influencers I appreciate and follow myself. It feels a bit forced for the sake of PR.I swear every time I think I will buy The Solitaire Conspiracy, I open the store page, see Greg Miller and save 8 bucks. Every time.
Playing a custom solitaire with a Cyberpunk coating, why not, but miss me with your influencer friends for fuck's sake.
Best way to not care about stuff like that, to not even know who Greg Miller even is.XDI swear every time I think I will buy The Solitaire Conspiracy, I open the store page, see Greg Miller and save 8 bucks. Every time.
Playing a custom solitaire with a Cyberpunk coating, why not, but miss me with your influencer friends for fuck's sake.
That is how youtube manages to get kids into right wing bigot ass youtube channels.Best way to not care about stuff like that, to not even know who Greg Miller even is.XD
Ex-IGN nowadays he is with Kinda FunnySo just to be clear: who is Greg Miller again?
Is there something that makes you say that, that is specific to this project? Or is it mostly a "games be hard and unpredictable" rule of thumb? In which case, that's a darn wise thumb.I'm happy that they aren't being silly about putting up "release dates" as if it's actually possible to estimate when it's done at this point.
It's probably my single most-looked-forward-to game right now, mind you.
Some raytracing in the lower left too, nice.Finally got my black friday hardware upgrade, hotter than 3080 for sure
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Oh so nothing shady about him @_@Ex-IGN nowadays he is with Kinda Funny
You get the face you deserve.Is it does me or is Timmys mouth and eyes too small for his head? No, Im not joking or doing a sort of anti-Epic thing. His face has bugged me out since I first saw a pic of him.
Makes me think of the Seinfeld VN. Why won't senpai notice George?