Not and keep their listing in Steam they can’t.

Yeah I agree for the most part. I don’t go into an Assassin’s Creed game expecting groundbreaking changes. It’s a formula. One that I think has degraded a little bit over the years, but still one I enjoy to a certain extent. Certainly I used to enjoy them much more when there was more history stuff involved. And when they gave more of a shit about the setting. It still scratches an itch though.

I don’t know about favorite, but I did get lost once on the Dragon Age Wiki. Just reading and reading. There was way more lore than I realized. And I think this was before the third one even came out.

Man I remember reading the the booklets that came with Warcraft 1 and 2 over and over when I was young. There was so much lore there it was awesome.

Zug zug

I mean I’d like to be upset but honestly video game journalism has always been the lowest form of Journalism. Mostly it’s just pure propaganda and press releases from major game companies. 90 to 95% of Articles written by these game journalists were just useless fluff.

I honestly thought WB games had already been shut down.

What is an extraction shooter? The article did not explain, which it really should have.

So are these just photos or are they actual driver’s licenses for some people complete with driver’s license numbers?

+1 for Rebal Galaxy

Glad they did. Don’t have faith that they would approach it appropriately.

I have a bit of an odd one for you; Ephemeral Fantasia. It’s a jrpg for very eclectic tastes. It’s a game in which you’re dealing with time loops. You can think of it as a mix between Groundhog Day and your average jrpg. Little bit like Majora’s Mask but more extreme I’d say.

It’s weird I just never see any of this at all. Is it just for certain games? Admittedly I barely ever go into the forums and when I do I’m looking for a specific answers to specific questions, so maybe it’s just people who use Steam for General communication? But I don’t know why anyone would do that so…

Except your CEO the boardroom and the shareholders

Do you think that’s why he made that joke?

You wish it was just 5.

They’re just trying to diversify as much as they can because they know their entire nation is basically a ticking time bomb.

Yeah I’m sure Apple’s going to give up on half a billion potential customers. Sure.

Yeah that’s about right I could see a little bit longer depending on the game and the Developers but two years or three years tops is probably my limit on a game. After that point I don’t really pay attention to it anymore.

Algorithm is why they want it.

Do you think your game would have sold better if you were better at picking up on sarcasm?

I don’t think composing is such a lucrative industry that most people can be quite that choosy

Man I don’t know how the board of directors is going to feel about the CEO telling people to refund their game. That seems like it would be on the list of things you don’t want your CEO telling people.

Pretty sure Square soft operates in the United States as well.

God there’s so many companies that operate in Japan that will have problems with the summoning one alone. Square soft leaps to mind

It doesn’t matter if it became that, the question is what was it the year it’s released. That’s what this list is for. That year.

It was straight broken garbage when it came out.

Who was frustrated? I was psyched

Sure buddy, we’re all idiots for not liking the product you simp for. Got it.

A persons actual experience with a product isnt real world data? Fan boys for huge companies are so weird.

What else would a consumer base things on except their own experiences? Not like it’s a rare story either.

I picked up that Humble Bundle with the Mega Man X collection in it. Man that game still totally holds up. It’s just fucking awesome.

I thought about getting Origins but the fact that it didn’t have Co-op just killed me. If I can’t play Dynasty Warriors with a friend next to me then I don’t want to play it. That’s the point of the game to me.

Why are they lying? I don’t understand what it’s accomplishing. We all know they’re lying. That’s obvious from their statement here.

You know if we’re doing a numbers game Australia really exports a lot of shitty stuff. I mean the trade imbalance of fucking garbage Australian bullshit it’s pretty severe.

Well yes, that’s what I’m advocating, doing all of them. Though frankly I’d say write your email and sign the petition while you’re on hold, probably more efficient that way.

Except the change.org gets media attention. Proven by the fact that we’re talking in this thread right now. Emails must be at least a little effective considering that’s one of the methods that Collective Shout group used to put pressure on these companies in the first place. Along with public displays of course which goes back to the petition point. So again, I say again you should do all three.

No, you need to do all three.

It’s really awesome when a group from a foreign country and a foreign religion gets a dictate how I as an American I’m allowed to purchase legal products in my nation.

I get your point, but the stores are still caving. They are still playing ball and banning things. That needs to be remembered too.