@MrNinosan
They can't skip out, they need the money and have already invested a lot of time and effort into keeping it going. Their only other avenue through their own hardware hasn't been cutting it. Customers taking corporate shenanigans laying down may be common practice on their platform, that's not the case for this one. Options are king over here. They're just gonna have to learn the hard way like another they're familiar with did before them.
Interesting move for a business to deliberately not want money.
Just cause you like the show doesn't mean you need to toss away any good sense regarding the previous entry. Fallout 4 lacked most of what makes a Fallout game. I put it next to Hitman: Absolution in terms of games completely missing the point of a series formula.
Selling a game in regions where your network service isn't supported with the intent from the start to make it mandatory, thus preventing people from accessing what they paid for is, such as yourself, monumentally shortsighted and tone-deaf.
@Gamingsince1981
It was never just about the account, it was about restricting people who bought the game retroactively in a region PSN isn't supported meaning they lost access to what they bought. They had every right to be upset with Sony who with some simple foresight could have prevented all of this by either not requiring PSN because they had ALREADY sold the game in regions where PSN is NOT AVAILABLE, or limited the sale of the game to regions PSN is supported fro...
Pretty self-explanatory.
@anast
We pay upfront for our setups while you pay long term in overpriced games and paywalls. Financially we're saving more over an eight year generation with cheaper games and free multiplayer as we make back our upfront investment. You have to buy an entire new console each generation, and if you want to keep up a refresh model with mildly better hardware only a few years before obsolescence into the next generation. Meanwhile we only have to upgrade a part or two every genera...
There's quite a bit of value for Sony and Arrowhead as Helldivers II has sold more on PC. Hence why they responded swiftly. God forbid people in other countries that already bought the game still have access to it. Taking corporate shenanigans laying down may be normal for you as you have no recourse, but not everyone chose to be beholden to the whims of a single company.
I do hope you never get into it though. I like the idea of you perpetually spending more for less a...
Because it was an okay shooter, but a terrible Fallout game. Story and RPG elements were severely lacking. A causality of Bethesda's mass appeal idiot-proof design plaguing their games since Skyrim. Fallout 3 even with all it's problems is and always will be the peak of Bethesda's ability with this IP.
Especially if a motivator is to make a major company feel humbled for their brazen malice. Becomes bragging rights in the scene to see how quickly one can break them.
I bailed on the franchise the moment Halo 4 chased CoD's gameplay because it was trendy at the time. Showed a lack of conviction 343 had from the very start.
I hope Pitchford got let go for the sake of employee safty. The man is a walking grease fire waiting to happen.
Perhaps if you ran your eyes through a wire brush. With a 4090, 14900KS and 64GB of ram you're not getting 30fps average with lacking anisotropic filtering, little to no ray tracing, and default non-native resolution. Comparing a top of the line pre-built to budget is just asinine.
@PrinceOfAnger
Helldivers II as well, even with console platform exclusivity during an exclusive drought majority of sales are on PC and that's with releasing simultaneously as a multiplayer game(no cracking). Starting to wonder what people are even using their PS5s for if the main argument has always been for exclusives. With that said the only people console gamers have to blame for their games going multiplatform is themselves.
Boasting publicly about doing something very illegal. Stereotypes truly die-hard.
Prototype and Infamous is a bad example. Both came out just two weeks between one another. You're thinking of the hype rivalry at the time, which had nothing to do with mimicry just similarity in parkour transversal but everything else in terms of gameplay was quite different. The coinciding development for both was coincidental, Radical Entertainment had previous worked on The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction which was the basis for Prototype. To add on, both franchises have cult fo...
Are you and "billion dollar company" lovers?
RT for games not built with it in mind always look off imo.
Good. Arrowhead went with one of the worst anti-cheats out there. Hope they feel stupid for it and choose something less intrusive to replace it.
@Skuletor
Just ignore anast. He's always been threatened by PC, be it the foreign concept of choice or learning new things requiring the smallest effort. The last few years of watching his only personal possible method of gaming face potential market obsolesce has broken and reduced him to humiliation rituals. Never brand worship kids.