Yeah this is a rare case where no matter what Bungie brings out next, I would not buy it for this reason.
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Vaulting content is so dumb. Imagine FF XIV saying you can't play the base anymore because reasons.
Bungie is pretty expensive. Sure, this brings in users, extra revenue and know-how on making a good FPS game, but 3.6 billion is big money for a studio with only one good IP.
I normally don't support acquisition, but I would cheer on the day when MS or Sony (probably MS) getting Sega. Its management is so fucking bad. Just put all their games onto PC and make some good games for their forgotten franchises.
I normally don't support acquisition, but I would cheer on the day when MS or Sony (probably MS) getting Sega. Its management is so fucking bad. Just put all their games onto PC and make some good games for their forgotten franchises.
Kinda hope Bungie goes back to making single player games again. Destiny with its GAAS thing never seemed remotely interesting to me. I think the claim to multi platform in the announcement just refers to releasing on PC too. Sony isn't paying 3.6 billion to also ship Xbox games.
Sony say they specifically bought them for their GAAS expertise. Not gonna make SP games for a while I'd imagine.
Even better, people have to pay an extra if they want to NOT play the base game
Yeah, and all the other games including those from Atlus.
It does make sense to buy them for the thing they are currently doing and making money with. Still pretty boring for me.
well tbf they already have plenty of studios that make SP games
Yet again people speculating about SEGA being bought while not taking into consideration what SEGA is as a whole.
The SEGA group is not just SEGA and Atlus, TMS Entertainment (an animation studio) is also a part of the SEGA group (they're not a part of Sammy), and there's also other parts.
I doubt other publishers could acquire only a few parts of the SEGA group, and I also doubt any publisher is interested in the SEGA group as a whole.
The SEGA group is not just SEGA and Atlus, TMS Entertainment (an animation studio) is also a part of the SEGA group (they're not a part of Sammy), and there's also other parts.
I doubt other publishers could acquire only a few parts of the SEGA group, and I also doubt any publisher is interested in the SEGA group as a whole.
tbh 3 years are noway near enough for me to catchup on the series in time anyway so
I'm really happy I was able to kick my Destiny 2 addiction in June/2020. Not only I can play other games now, but it makes me really indifferent to this Bungie news.
Also, I find it hard to believe they won't make any content exclusive, but maybe it will only be weapons or boosters... you know, the kind of thing the developers swear it won't affect gameplay balance.
Also, I find it hard to believe they won't make any content exclusive, but maybe it will only be weapons or boosters... you know, the kind of thing the developers swear it won't affect gameplay balance.
Some of that was their own incompetence but it's also the nature of the beast nowadays. Two gens ago Rockstar released like 10+ games. Last gen it was 1 game (I'm not counting GTA V remaster). This gen it'll probably be 1 again (still not counting the GTA V re-remaster lol)
My only reaction to this Bungie news is that Microsoft got a bargain for Bethesda and all it's IPs at 7 billion compared to 3.6 billion just for Bungie and Destiny.
To be fair Bungie has had PS exclusive stuff for Destiny since they beginning.
So on PS the main FPS games have been COD and Destiny, those were heavily marketed on the PS4
Steam :: Steam Client Beta :: Steam Beta Client - January 31st
The Steam client beta has been updated with the following changes: Library Game details screen will now show disk space required for games that are not installed Steam Input Improve handling of changes to controller calibration, rumble on/off settings, etc when offline. Steam Cloud Add sync...
Steam Beta Client - January 31st
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The Steam client beta has been updated with the following changes:
Library
- Game details screen will now show disk space required for games that are not installed
- Improve handling of changes to controller calibration, rumble on/off settings, etc when offline.
- Add sync status to App Details page in Library
- Add manual retry of Cloud sync for an app by clicking the above status if failed
- If disconnected from Steam on game exit, queue sync for next time we re-connect
- Fix to properly track file changes for games which use AutoCloud when playing offline
- Improve game launch process when offline (remove most instances of long timeouts)
- Update sync failure / conflict dialogs
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I'm just glad i have a stash of DRM free games on GOG and Itch and i'm not particularly bothered by AAA titles.
I'll be alright, the kids though? Who knows?
Anyway, Bloodborne PC is out now.
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February thread will go up in mere hours, I fell asleep last night, sorry haha
that new cloud icon in the library is kinda ugly and its placement greatly bothers me
download size on the game details page is kinda useful, but I personally browse my library via the collections window rather than the list on the left. Would be good to have that information in the pop up hover menu then.
download size on the game details page is kinda useful, but I personally browse my library via the collections window rather than the list on the left. Would be good to have that information in the pop up hover menu then.
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