I think that all of these frustrations are exclusively an internet thing that only matters to a handful of diehards who will complain but will still be first in line to buy everything anyway. I haven't seen any indication that there is a broader dissatisfaction with Sony's strategy.A lot of that is the result of strategies that were set before his time. It takes years for some of these decisions to play out unless someone comes out with a xbox one level disaster then that can torpedo things overnight. Things like the price raises are temporary annoyances in the grand scheme of things sure, but the repeated hits to their reputation is a death by 1000 cuts situation that will play out over time. They're already being seen as increasingly arrogant and people are getting increasingly frustrated with their lack of game reveals/updates and overall lack of communication and insanely bad customer service.
High prices for low income countries soon? Not sure if this is a good thing or not
Yeah, this feels like legislation/the courts are only doing half a job here.High prices for low income countries soon? Not sure if this is a good thing or not
That game looked like it was going to be DOA anyway.
Chasing the live service bandwagon is such a massive risk. There can only be a few genre kings (i.e. Fortnite, CSGO, Apex) and everyone else fights for scraps.That game looked like it was going to be DOA anyway.
Yep, and from other SEGA of Europe studios, there's also Company of Heroes 3 and Humankind having mixed reviews from the players.Chasing the live service bandwagon is such a massive risk. There can only be a few genre kings (i.e. Fortnite, CSGO, Apex) and everyone else fights for scraps.
Additionally, CA ruined most of the goodwill with the Total War community by letting Warhammer 3 fester with bugs while increasing prices on DLC and focusing on Hyenas.
I thought the VN fest was slightly mishandled, but the shmup fest is far more dire. I want Valve to continue to hold these fests, but for these more niche genres, I think it is important to take more care with what you showcase and really get to the heart about what the genre is about (of course you can still absolutely feature some hybrid games or really off the wall games within the genre).
I thought the VN fest was slightly mishandled, but the shmup fest is far more dire. I want Valve to continue to hold these fests, but for these more niche genres, I think it is important to take more care with what you showcase and really get to the heart about what the genre is about (of course you can still absolutely feature some hybrid games or really off the wall games within the genre).
Hearing some games that are obviously shmups were rejected for this sales event makes me wonder if that is why I mysteriously saw a bunch of shmups on sale last week as opposed to this week.
Some day I will finish this game... once all the DLC is out, most likely.
Angel Oracle ended up being the class combo I used on my playthough. I didn't have any of the DLC, but it was a good time anyhow. Some very janky stuff in there, but you know if you've played these games before the quests are jank sometimes.Some day I will finish this game... once all the DLC is out, most likely.
I started as an Azata bard but felt like I didn't fit with the story very well, so I restarted as an angel Oracle... I had almost caught up to where I was, but then got distracted by another game and never came back to it.
16% of employees? Jesus, what the hell happened, a big investor pulling out?
Tim saving devs yet again
those were the people working on adding the cart to egs16% of employees? Jesus, what the hell happened, a big investor pulling out?
From a week ago (The Verge):
You don't really need experts for basic genre curation though, not to mention that there were plenty of similar issues with last year's (or 2021's (or both)) Halloween sale where it's less about genres and more about spookiness or whatever.I'm guessing when it comes to more niche genres they don't have some one there that is an "expert". We already know that they have a pretty hardcore FGC staff members at Valve.
"We're spending more than we earn, so we're gonna flush jobs in order to hire people who will earn considerably less"
You should just quit if you don't have money for A game.What about Project Liberty?
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