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Genshin/Star Rail for certain coming to Steam
Steam is there, clear as day in the linked accounts section
Steam is there, clear as day in the linked accounts section
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No lies detected. I'd expect the earliest possible announcement to be on the next Genshin stream on the 13th. Honkai Star Rail has a stream Friday, but Genshin is their main game and they're gonna do a Fortnite collab soon and probably want as many people using the Epic version as possible.
Oh no that would be soooo terrible haha. I'd sure hate for Jensen to have to come crawling back to games.
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He won't, he'd much rather switch to making the AI accelerators exclusively.i want this to happen soooooooo fucking bad!
I was just thinking the same. Now I love what I have played of Captain of Industry so far... But DLC for a game that is still in EA.... Eeeehh....
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Not too bad of a monthly if you own don’t anything yet
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Already have Village. Not enough interest in the rest to make a purchase.
RE Village is amazing if you havent played it already 
Good choice of them to put that in the Monthly now that Reqieum is around the corner
yeah thats a bit of a weird choice
Good choice of them to put that in the Monthly now that Reqieum is around the corner Looks nice but why the shitty filter
yeah thats a bit of a weird choice
It looks worse than grimdawn and grimdawn isnt like the most visually appealing ARPG since its like.. a madmaxed version of Titanquests engine if i remember correctly
I tried Nioh 3 demo and I am conflicted.
The first boss was a nightmare that took me maybe 30-40 attempts. I don’t gel yet with the new samurai / ninja mechanics, semi open world makes me run around in circles expecting I missed something, and the story and narration is the worst it has ever been. post first boss I already had no idea what was happening.
But it’s more Nioh.
I expect to be tense for some week.
Because it’s more Nioh, and that’s good.
The first boss was a nightmare that took me maybe 30-40 attempts. I don’t gel yet with the new samurai / ninja mechanics, semi open world makes me run around in circles expecting I missed something, and the story and narration is the worst it has ever been. post first boss I already had no idea what was happening.
But it’s more Nioh.
I expect to be tense for some week.
Because it’s more Nioh, and that’s good.
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in all seriousness, despite taking its good chunk of inspiration from Bloodborne, Whithering Rooms played very differently from a soulslike, and I expect the same from its spiritual sequelyup, that's a soulslike(looks really cool, though)
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This is just a Kickstarter trailer. Probably self funded and made with extremely limited resources. I would not look at it as anything more than setting the tone for the kind of game they want to make. It's possible the trailer was made to pitch the game to publishers and they weren't able to secure a deal. Normally I'd say the final game will have much better visuals and combat feedback but that would require them getting lots of money and time from crowdfunding. Which in turn would require them to set realistic targets when they launch their Kickstarter campaign. The odds of that... well, they're low.
So the people demanding this know that the next person who becomes CEO is going to fire 10,000 of them right? Right??
This sentence got me thinking... if you could get Valve to truthfully reveal one objective figure or data point about their business, what would you ask them? I've been thinking about this for a while and all my questions sort of gravitate towards nerdy stats about their CDN. For some reason I can't think of a more interesting question to ask them.
So what would you guys want to know if you could only ask a single question? (And don't be boring by saying you'd ask how much money they make)
