The fact that the industry opposes it just makes me like Stop Killing Games more - and I’m not even a gamer.

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My response was rhetorical, too.

why are the people most responsible for the company’s failures not the ones facing the consequences for them?

Is the author completely unaware of how every other business in the United States works?

Thanks!

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I guess I’ll have to take your word on those graphics.

We’re including mobile games too, right?

Monument Valley

I wouldn’t trust any administration with this ability, but especially not the current one.

I no longer have a gaming rig, but for the sake of others, I hope the rumors are true. I’ll believe it when I see it, though.

Ah, I get it. Thanks!

I’ve always wondered - what is the difference between a gacha game and ANY game with microtransactions? What is it that puts gacha games in a class by themselves?

Well deserved. I’ve been watching friends play it on Twitch, and they’re having a blast

I can’t compare, since I’ve never seen or played ITT, but the dialogue in Split Fiction feels natural.

Before you get too upset, remind yourself that a lot of people involved in any AAA game will talk about how beautiful and authentic it was supposed to be.

If that “logic” helps you cope, fine, but its effectiveness will probably deteriorate rapidly over time. Enjoy knowing that the next four years are partially your fault.

I don’t know anything about how this character is used in the game, so please pardon my ignorance. Having said that: the bow tie has a huge advantage in that it never has to move. If the duck waddles along, the tie should move side-to-side independently. If the duck jumps, is hit, or near wind or an explosion, the tie will need independent animations for each circumstance. If the duck is carried, the neck tie should always point down, unless it’s fast or wobbly; then the tie should move accordingly. I’m sure there are other circumstances I haven’t mentioned, but you get the point.

Wow. I have overthought this.

From a development perspective, I lean strongly towards the bow tie. It’s much simpler. Also, as another commenter mentioned, that top hat demands a bow tie.

My first reaction to Concord’s record-breaking failure was sympathy for all the staff who had worked on and polished the game for years. All that dedication, passion, and effort, wasted.

Then, I found out the game had been live service, and my reaction could be simplified to one word: GOOD.

Will 4.0 include mining for copium?

Damn that was quick.

That’s my point. Either way, you’re not getting reviews.

Concerning when read along with this.

Was it merely done to kiss up to China?

Paying for early access isn’t any different from preordering. People will never learn.

Lots of bigoted edgelords have lots of management positions… they just aren’t actually on 4chan.

…now you shouldn’t get any more bombshell texts from extended family, in the game at least.

Okay, that’s a good line.

The industry has created this problem. They’re the ones who got players used to abundant patches and expansions. It’s not fair to blame them now.

I hope the director insists on bloody knuckles from punching trees.

… casinos and hotels.

On one hand, that’s weird AF. On the other, I would definitely stay at (and probably steal towels from) the Hotel Atari.

That’s what I’d like clarification on. Publicizing trade secrets is one thing. Merely giving an opinion is quite another.

Isn’t that condition illegal, and thus unenforceable (at least in the U.S.)?

You know what would be even better for the long term? A large variety of games with less bullshit. Suck it, Microsoft.

Why is Antarctica on the list? Is it considered a country?

Well, the “gets paid in pizza” bit made me chuckle