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What I dislike:
- SO MUCH RANDOM FILLER COMBAT
You have speed for battles- having to constantly press A after every line said, even during cutscenes
you can press R1 and you have auto talk with 2 speeds- repetetive combat music
the battle music change when enemies are more strong
Honestly I am kind of unsure whether to continue, the filler combat where I can't walk few steps without fighting something drives me up the wall. And so far the only fight that was at least a little bit engaging was against the werewolf in the cathedral, but that thing had so much HP the fight actually dragged longer than I would like and became boring.
I guess the whole game is like this and if I do not love the combat, I might as well cut my losses and just listen to the soundtrack on youtube?
I motion to ban Joe SprangleI........didn't get anything in the seal sale
I feel weird.
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Here’s how much Valve pays its staff — and how few people it employs
Small company, huge influence.www.theverge.com
The Verge made article about one of Valve Leaks.
closed beta tbf, open beta numbers will be more interestingConcord beta is basically dead on PC.
Even for closed beta it's dead. We saw much bigger numbers for closed beta releases.closed beta tbf, open beta numbers will be more interesting
Minecraft and Mohjang?
Time to invest![]()
Here’s how much Valve pays its staff — and how few people it employs
Small company, huge influence.www.theverge.com
The Verge made article about one of Valve Leaks.
Deposition transcript of Scott Lynch from Valve, related to Wolfire lawsuit.What's this?
Is Mohjang a small developer?Minecraft and Mohjang?
Feel like it could fit the redactions in terms of length and would make sense in context
Minecraft is now owned by Microsoft, so would be weird to describe it as a "small dev" and leave out the connection the Microsoft. I also don't see why it would be hard to explain why Minecraft did not care about Steam: at its heyday it was big enough to not needing Steam and hence no point in paying a commission to Valve. This sounds to me like a game that isn't quite as big or successful as Minecraft, where it's a bit strange for it to avoid Steam.Minecraft and Mohjang?
Feel like it could fit the redactions in terms of length and would make sense in context
It'll be fine, it's "free" on plus so the ponies will play itEven for closed beta it's dead. We saw much bigger numbers for closed beta releases.
Yea I don't think any Valve employee would be gushing over an old game like that in a deposition.Minecraft is now owned by Microsoft, so would be weird to describe it as a "small dev" and leave out the connection the Microsoft. I also don't see why it would be hard to explain why Minecraft did not care about Steam: at its heyday it was big enough to not needing Steam and hence no point in paying a commission to Valve. This sounds to me like a game that isn't quite as big or successful as Minecraft, where it's a bit strange for it to avoid Steam.
Jesus christ it exploded after 2019.![]()
Yoinked this from Reddit. They actually took a decent hit in 2019 when EGS was going all out.
Court hearings aren't about giving honest answers, as such it could be a very counterproductive thing to admit to thatMinecraft is now owned by Microsoft, so would be weird to describe it as a "small dev" and leave out the connection the Microsoft. I also don't see why it would be hard to explain why Minecraft did not care about Steam: at its heyday it was big enough to not needing Steam and hence no point in paying a commission to Valve. This sounds to me like a game that isn't quite as big or successful as Minecraft, where it's a bit strange for it to avoid Steam.
EGS as they took big names that year (not that many after that) and new revenue share structure too (which took place at late 2018, so 2019 would be first year with new one entirely) then Covid boosted up everything![]()
Yoinked this from Reddit. They actually took a decent hit in 2019 when EGS was going all out.
Always remember this slide when you see someone going "Valve bad"A valve employee makes 400k to 1 million dollars a year on salary.
Otherforum: "They should unionize! That's just 1/1000th of what a billionaire has!"
I think EGS is irrelevant in all of this.EGS as they took big names that year (not that many after that) and new revenue share structure too (which took place at late 2018, so 2019 would be first year with new one entirely) then Covid boosted up everything
Yeah, that strategy reads the same as all the hit articles against valve that the Press was being spoonfed by epic back when their store released: any semblance with reality is a coincidence.Always remember this slide when you see someone going "Valve bad"
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