SEGA using Queen here is perfection.
Also, only Steam logo, so the EGS logo on the website must be a mistake.
Also, only Steam logo, so the EGS logo on the website must be a mistake.
And to think, just days ago you doubted itMore Ubisoft content coming to Steam, it seems.
Lashley, it's not that I doubted you personally, I tend to be kind of skeptical with certain entities and Ubisoft is one of them.And to think, just days ago you doubted it
I didn't say you doubted meLashley, it's not that I doubted you personally, I tend to be kind of skeptical with certain entities and Ubisoft is one of them.
It has 91% positive reviews on Steam. I'm honestly surprised it's so well received as I wrote it off as another junk Sonic game when it was initially revealed. I might have to play it at some point.SEGA using Queen here is perfection.
Also, only Steam logo, so the EGS logo on the website must be a mistake.
On PC? How's the pop in? Is there any major stutter? I know the game is locked to 60 unfortunately, waiting for someone to patch it out.My first impressions about Frontiers, Sonic controls slightly different between the open world and the cyberspace stages, I feel that I prefer how he controls in the open world.
The stages, I feel that they control better than Forces, Lost World and Colors, but worse than Generations. There's a few things that are a bit too finicky, but overall I'm liking the game so far.
I'm using the high speed mode with a couple of manual tweaks that I felt made it control better for me (I set turning speed to max and boost turning speed to min).
Yeah, on PC.On PC? How's the pop in? Is there any major stutter? I know the game is locked to 60 unfortunately, waiting for someone to patch it out.
The previews makes me dismissed the game before launch but the polarizing reviews pique my interest again. Willing to part $33 (regional pricing) to test it myself.
Do people in other countries get reminded when to vote?There are very little things more annoying than "I Voted" sticker posts on social media during US elections XD
Sure they do. Dex just hates democracy. /sDo people in other countries get reminded when to vote?
Even beyond the price, I'd say the quality is an issue. When games are barely average (or plain bad like Valkyrie Elysium.... and arguably Soul Hackers 2) and get immediately hit by negative word of mouth, good luck selling well.Soul Hackers 2
Diofield Chronicles
Triangle Strategy
Star Ocean
Tactic Ogre
Valyrie Profile
and now Sonic
Fall 2022 was overpriced niche game wonderland. I'm basically looking at GG.deals every other day, longing for the time when someone will come back to their sense.
Do people in other countries get reminded when to vote?
In my country when there are elections there is 1 month campaign before elections that you can't miss no matter how hard you try. Then you go and vote and that's it.Sure they do. Dex just hates democracy. /s
In my country when there are elections there is 1 month campaign before elections that you can't miss no matter how hard you try. Then you go and vote and that's it.
When there are US elections even I know because you can't miss it due to months and months of of campaign. And then on the day of elections tons of posts "I Voted".
And don't get me started about democracy because my opinion about 2 party system that is in America is not very good
My general stance on politics and politicians is that I hate them. Every single one of those politicians anywhere in the world these days cares only about their own ass and chair and not people. And I am bit of radical in my circle of friends and family because I always day that people should smack politicians whenever they see them on the streets, just to remind them who they are working for XDThe 2 party system is not very good but I have seen what some other countries do for voting.
I think what England does is weird. Yes they vote and stuff but your vote doesn't go to an individual but rather to a party and then they choose who they want to represent you and stuff.
But yeah there is a lot of issues, were you have to pretty much align with one side or the other since since third parties never get choosen.
The issues with having multiple parties as well is that those come and go very quickly and then get merged into other and stuff like that.
Having a 2 party system mainly helps in making it easier to narrow down on how to choose and and who is campaigning.
It's a difficult thing especially in the case of the US where it's a very huge place with a hole bunch of different elections that go on at the same time. You could have multiple parties and it would be useful to have them work together to actually get stuff done because otherwise they wouldn't have enough votes to pass stuff.
Speaking of election and stuff like say Persona 5. Since that does involve an election and how they work there. So having Joker help Yoshida campaign by Japanese standards is considered very strange since young people never get involved in politics. The main way that people in Japan campaign for office is via posters and via a "soapbox" which is what Joker is going and also what the main antagonist of the game does at one point. It looks like in real life the only people that ever gather at those are old people and young people just ignore them and go on their merry way.
I remember doing this whole thing about having a 2 party system and how that can be useful and how having a multi party system can also be useful and of course their downsides.
Both the politicians and the rich have forgotten about the guillotines !My general stance on politics and politicians is that I hate them. Every single one of those politicians anywhere in the world these days cares only about their own ass and chair and not people. And I am bit of radical in my circle of friends and family because I always day that people should smack politicians whenever they see them on the streets, just to remind them who they are working for XD
Did Sega forget about Sonic Colors Ultimate being in EGS jail ? It was released on September 7th last year.
You are certainly not alone in not trusting Ubisoft (or any other publisher for that matter). Thankfully customers have the power to push them towards the desired outcome.Lashley, it's not that I doubted you personally, I tend to be kind of skeptical with certain entities and Ubisoft is one of them.
Well, thankfully it seems that instead of focusing on boycotts, people do indeed push for their desired outcome on the platform. And in addition to that, it seems that customers do support what they asked for cause' most of the time said results do have a positive ending. So, yeahYou are certainly not alone in not trusting Ubisoft (or any other publisher for that matter). Thankfully customers have the power to push them towards the desired outcome.
Nah, they haven't forgotten it, my guess is that they didn't want it to steal attention away from Frontiers, or maybe they saw that the fall season is having too many releases and decided to wait a while longer before releasing it on Steam?Did Sega forget about Sonic Colors Ultimate being in EGS jail ? It was released on September 7th last year.
This is not at all true or accurate.The 2 party system is not very good but I have seen what some other countries do for voting.
I think what England does is weird. Yes they vote and stuff but your vote doesn't go to an individual but rather to a party and then they choose who they want to represent you and stuff.
Nice, same here.Nice, got the humble offer of choice for 7€, went for it, always wanted to play the ww2 mp game
This is not at all true or accurate.
Votes in England are for an individual that in most cases represent a larger party. Independants are a thing though.
The person you vote for usually represents a party although in some cases this can be because being an independant candidate with no backing (from the party) might be financially unviable and they join a party that closely represents their personal ideology. Election costs are expensive for even simple stuff like printing your own leaflets.
There are a fair amount of independant local councilors but less so as you move up the political ladder to Government and this IS because of financial burden of campaigning as an independant.
The brits do like to vote for a personality though through its main party and its awful and stupid.
We as a country can also be pretty stupid with how we vote and instead of looking at an incumbent local councilor of one party and saying "they they do a good job lets vote for them" they vote along the lines of their national party in local elections which is pretty daft.
But anyway, the votes do go to an individual and the results are decided on how many of those individuals represent a particular party.
As people are by large stupid and like to vote along party lines (like America), you can get total idiots representing you at a local level that in turn represent a larger party that people have chosen as their political ideology.
Hell no, I will need tl;dr for this one fam
And also stuff like id including tracks that they rejected from Mick in the game, including those rejected tracks resulted in the amount of music used in the game being more than double what Mick was contracted to do, so they pretty much only paid him half of what he did.Marty Stratton, @idSoftware Studio Director, lied about @DOOM Eternal's OST events in a Reddit post that used disinformation to blame me entirely for its failure Later, he offered me a six-figure sum to never speak about it
The truth is more important.
In Marty’s “DOOM Eternal OST Open Letter”, posted on Reddit on May 5, 2020, he made allegations against me that directly contradicted the actual events, contractual terms, public announcements and contents of emails and calls.
DOOM Eternal
I haven’t been paid for over half of DOOM Eternal’s music: The game includes more than double the music I was contracted to produce. Rejects, mockups, demos, many of which were never meant for public release. I created this music as part of the development process and shared it with id Software in good faith. But id Software used the music in the game, marketing and soundtrack and still refuses to pay me for it.
The DOOM Eternal OST was a mess
It was announced, with my name attached, and made available for pre-order before I was contracted to produce it. Despite my alarm and constant appeals Marty refused to do anything about the situation, leading to a nine-month delay before I could start work.
The deadline was April 16 (29 days later) and the contract stipulated id Software had complete creative control and would aquire access to all my source material.
- After seven months of inaction, I reported my concerns to Bethesda.
- Bethesda and I negotiated the DOOM Eternal OST directly, without Marty’s involvement.
- I received the contract on March 18, 2020, just 48 hours before DOOM Eternal was released. The delay was announced a week earlier before I was under contract.
Marty withheld crucial details from me until 13 days before my deadline, such as:
I didn’t approve the release: In the days leading up to April 16, Marty cut me out of the process and decided to release their alternative version instead, reducing my direct contributions to filler. Both he, and id Software’s Lead Audio Designer, Chad Mossholder, didn’t allow me to hear the final album and didn’t seek my approval; they weren’t contractually required to do so.
- Potential legal trouble they faced for taking pre-orders before it was under contract.
- Details about their internally-produced OST: an alternative edited from my in-game score, which they’d worked on for at least six months without my knowledge or involvement.
OST release
Their poor-quality release immediately drew criticism, and a worried Marty personally asked me for assistance in addressing the situation. I made myself entirely available to Marty and committed to satisfying disappointed customers with a better OST. Marty made it clear he wanted me involved, saying he wanted a positive outcome, had no ill intentions and wanted to resolve the issue professionally.
Marty told me to expect the draft within hours, but it never arrived.
- He offered to draft a joint statement addressing the situation and announcing plans to move forward.
- He requested I hold off on making further public comments until we could address the public together.
Instead, days later, he published a 2500+ word “open letter” on a fan-run Reddit page that singled me out as the sole cause behind the botched OST. The post attracted thousands of comments and news articles and severely damaged my personal and professional reputation. Worst of all, he did it behind my back whilst leading me on with a bullshit story about working together on a professional solution to the problem.
His statement was full of lies, disinformation and innuendo, and when challenged, his company offered me a six-figure sum to shut up about it. When I tried, time and time again, amid a torrent of abuse, harassment and threats, to resolve the matter more amicably, he constantly refused, worried how addressing the Reddit post would damage his own reputation instead.
But as far as I’m concerned, truth and honesty are more important: Marty’s words damaged my character and attacked my reputation. I have afforded him ample opportunity to address this issue, but his refusal to do so has left me with no option other than to issue this statement.
Tomorrow will be two years since AC: Valhalla launched. Just saying.Season Pass was also added. By the look of things it should be happening soon, real soon.
Let's say it happens tomorrow....Tomorrow will be two years since AC: Valhalla launched. Just saying.
I think they do waves. The first wave could be Assassin's Creed (put Valhalla on sale and set up a store page for Mirage), then a wave for Far Cry 6, then one for Tom Clancy and another for their smaller games (Anno, Riders Republic, Immortals Fenyx Rising etc).Let's say it happens tomorrow....
Will they just announce Valhalla or perhaps they will do like EA and add small waves of games?
That's exactly what makes sense to me, tbhI think they do waves. The first wave could be Assassin's Creed (put Valhalla on sale and set up a store page for Mirage), then a wave for Far Cry 6, then one for Tom Clancy and another for their smaller games (Anno, Riders Republic, Immortals Fenyx Rising etc).