Not sure I totally agree. The idea of researching and applying addictive traits to anything feels like something to be regulated. It’s not literally brainwashing but applying pressure to these topic can make anything positive into a negative. Even something like getting people to exercise could turn into someone collapsing if addictive qualities were applied.
So reading this, the patent isn’t for an accessibility option to reduce the amount of dialogue by somethin like a necessity level but by in dialogue allowing you to pick an arbitrary option of say “get to the point” which is a lot worse than I was hoping
Wouldn’t be too out of pocket for Putin to advocate pirating all games not developed in Russia
Ah yes, my favourite underrated game. TGA’s 2019 game of the year and 10 million units sold Sekiro.
Weirdly even if this was some vindictive way to get more overtime out of people, I believe studies suggest people who WFH are more likely to work overtime because it’s less impeding and the barrier to look at work is less (I don’t remember any studies off the top of my head). So I assume this is just a management problem as management are usually the people having trouble when it comes to WFH
You can’t punish, only reward. Reward players who don’t kick during a campaign with the premium credits, even if you need to adjust your shop values to make it feasible. It won’t completely mitigate it and it may punish people who are actually getting trolled but one seems far more prevalent then the other and it should affect at least a small amount of the high players who want cosmetics and don’t have the money to pay for them
They just did that podcast a couple of weeks ago after the third party game leaks to officially state they aren’t stopping console production
Some notable games still stuck on the PS2
And that was just me picking stuff with some noteriety
The issue was not that Superheroes are milked. It’s the gameplay isn’t fun and no one wants GaaS.
COVID Lockdown may have helped. PC has finally got a strong grasp on the eastern market over the last couple of years and the companies have followed suit. I think suggesting it’s due to the boom of vtubing may be a bit too specific but there seems to be a trend
It’s weird because I wish people were more clear about difficulty because it clears up contradictions. At the same time, it gives me an easy reason to dismiss an opinion if it doesn’t how my perspective on the best way to appreciate the game.
Just because you didn’t buy it doesn’t mean the boycott succeeded. It still sold 22 million+ copies
Boycotts never work with games, regardless of the reason. Remember the Modern Warfare Boycott when women were introduced to the franchise as playable?
And then at the end “Yay! I’m getting married at last!”. C’mon Kuma, that’s not how this works
Yep makes sense. I mean it’s clear people hate deep systems when something like Baldur’s Gate 3 becomes the undisputed Game of the Year /s