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yarr, do gaming w Make your complaints heard about bad games, says Dragon Age veteran Mark Darrah, but "your $70 doesn't buy you cruelty"

That game made me realize I was non-buy-nary.

sculd, do gaming w Make your complaints heard about bad games, says Dragon Age veteran Mark Darrah, but "your $70 doesn't buy you cruelty"

Looking at some of the comments make be lost faith in humanity… Or maybe social media is just destined to be toxic

unexposedhazard, do gaming w Make your complaints heard about bad games, says Dragon Age veteran Mark Darrah, but "your $70 doesn't buy you cruelty"

To be fair, the writing in this game is absolutely horrendous. Like “The Room” levels of bad.

wirelesswire,

It doesn’t matter how bad it was, it doesn’t justify or excuse the shithead behavior a lot of players are directing at individuals who worked on the game. As I stated in another comment, there’s a difference between saying “this game sucks” and personal attacks on individuals.

ech,

No. Not “fair”. You’re just justifying cruelty for the sake of cruelty.

unexposedhazard,

A game doesnt have feelings, i can be cruel to it as much as i want. Being cruel to people is an issue tho i agree.

metaStatic, do gaming w Make your complaints heard about bad games, says Dragon Age veteran Mark Darrah, but "your $70 doesn't buy you cruelty"
@metaStatic@kbin.earth avatar

He's right, Cruelty is free. Get a refund for this dross and continue telling them they did a bad job.

TheRtRevKaiser,
@TheRtRevKaiser@beehaw.org avatar

If you can’t tell the difference between being upset that a game was made badly and being cruel to the developers, you may need to take a step back.

endeavor, do gaming w Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 players actually want less authenticity, if this infinite shoe mod is any indication

So resident evil fans want more nudity in their games, since there’s a nude mod.

This is truly peak gaming jorunalism.

gk99,

Quality of life gameplay changes ≠ cosmetic changes.

reksas, do gaming w Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 players actually want less authenticity, if this infinite shoe mod is any indication

but shoes barely lose any durability at the moment? I occasionally repair them along with rest of my stuff but any time i take a look they have lost barely 10%.

endeavor,

Stop having fun and want less realism already!

webghost0101, do gaming w Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 players actually want less authenticity, if this infinite shoe mod is any indication

Its important to note the majority of players don’t mod their game at all.

Those that do tend to sink much time into playing and those little repetitive annoyances get more and more in the way of enjoyment.

Also. The vanilla save systems? Ain’t no (Attempted) functional adult got time for that no matter the realism.

overload,

This headline should have said 1/100 players are installing this mod and we would have not clicked on it.

prole,

I don’t mind the save system… In open world games like this, I tend to save scum without even realizing it. I don’t mind having some restrictions there.

ZombApoc,
@ZombApoc@lemmy.ca avatar

The only mod I have is for saving. I get why devs setup the save system, but if I want to savescum, that’s my business.

Kolanaki, do gaming w Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 players actually want less authenticity, if this infinite shoe mod is any indication
@Kolanaki@pawb.social avatar

Realism should never get in the way of fun.

Yes, things fall apart/break over time or with excessive use. But it still takes way longer IRL for that to happen than in a game with these mechanics. Some of them are really bad and the best equipment lasts for maybe 15 minutes. Which is total bullshit. I don’t want to stop the fun part of the game to go back to base and fix my tools every 15 minutes.

millie, do gaming w Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 players actually want less authenticity, if this infinite shoe mod is any indication

Everyone knows in real life your shoes come apart every 15 minutes and if you don’t eat every 20 minutes you’ll immediately die.

ProdigalFrog, do gaming w Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 players actually want less authenticity, if this infinite shoe mod is any indication

When I played the first game, I eventually become a bit annoyed at how some systems worked, such as how frequently henry became hungry, so I downloaded a mod that extended the time between meals, which made the experience a bit more realistic and less annoying.

Though on the topic of degrading equipment, I kinda like shoes wearing out of it’s not too frequent, because for some odd reason I find it enjoyable to have to plan trips around such limitations 😄

prole,

I kinda like shoes wearing out of it’s not too frequent, because for some odd reason I find it enjoyable to have to plan trips around such limitations 😄

If you haven’t played it yet, you might really enjoy Death Stranding.

p03locke, do gaming w EA re-release The Sims 1 and The Sims 2 on PC as DLC-stuffed Legacy editions
@p03locke@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

Why waste money on employees for a new Dragon Age game, when you can just repackage the old shit?

DdCno1,

How are these things even related?

p03locke,
@p03locke@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

EA just laid off a bunch of BioWare employees.

DdCno1,

I’m well aware. How does them re-releasing older games make this worse?

MountingSuspicion,

The rerelease was the absolute bare minimum. Not a remaster or any updates of offensive text etc. it required the bare minimum effort on their part and they are gonna be raking in money that they could have put towards keeping people employed and making a new game, but they’ll just pocket it and continue to coast off of nostalgia and name recognition. I don’t know the specifics of the layoffs, so maybe they were truly necessary, but generally there’s backlash to layoffs, and knowing that they are obviously not going to be hurting economically probably doesn’t ease the backlash. I have no real opinion on it, other than corpos bad, just providing context.

azerial,

As an Ex BioWare and EA employee of 13 years, I can certainly tell you, Maxis and BioWare are separate studios with separate decisions. EA does own them but the decision is not related. I can say, however, EA sets the bar way too damn high. I’m just waiting for it to bite them in the ass. I feel like it’s already started.

lazycouchpotato, do games w Creator of Dicey Dungeons, VVVVVV and Super Hexagon to launch a big freeware collection
@lazycouchpotato@lemmy.world avatar

Heck yes. I’ve been a big fan of all of his releases.

TastehWaffleZ, do games w Creator of Dicey Dungeons, VVVVVV and Super Hexagon to launch a big freeware collection

Super hexagon is amazing!

drone509, do games w Creator of Dicey Dungeons, VVVVVV and Super Hexagon to launch a big freeware collection

I loved VVVVVV. It was such a satisfying game.

LaserTurboShark69, do games w Creator of Dicey Dungeons, VVVVVV and Super Hexagon to launch a big freeware collection

I didn’t know they made Dicey Dungeons!

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