Did anybody in the comments read the article? Rhetorical question
The article defines “live service game” as a game receiving regular updates for years, a definition which includes worldwide favourites like the Witcher 3 or BG3.
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Did anybody in the comments read the article? Rhetorical question
The article defines “live service game” as a game receiving regular updates for years, a definition which includes worldwide favourites like the Witcher 3 or BG3.
G@mers can’t read.
Gamers can be intentionally misled, like any person, cause they are just people
So the headline is just a lie.
I don’t know about their definition.
I imagine live service as events, seasons, items, changes in gameplay or maps personally.