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I agree with you in principle, but "nobody cares" clearly isn't true given the steam review history.
by Antipode 23d ago
I agree with you in principle, but "nobody cares" clearly isn't true given the steam review history.
- lofaszvanitt 23d agoYeah, imagine the reviews if it would've been what was promised from the get go.
- t-writescode 23d agoIt has a Steam Review Score of 84%. What are you talking about?
- lofaszvanitt 23d agoYeah and Star Citizen has half a billion funding, and then WHAT? Also what was it when the game released? It was waaay negative.
- john_strinlai 23d ago>Also what was it when the game released? It was waaay negative. yeah, it was. and now it isn't. this is known as a "turnaround".
- lofaszvanitt 22d agoYeah, but who cares. Most of the people buy a game when it gets released.
- kergonath 22d agoNot necessarily. Both NMS and Minecraft are still selling quite well a decade or more after release. Not to mention things like WoW (22 years and still millions of daily players).
- lofaszvanitt 21d agoYeah, these are essentially online/mmo games. Of course they have a changing audience. I'm talking about games which say oooh we gonna have 1000 planets, all unique. And on release day you they will have 3 unique planets, and 7 more which all feel the same and the features promised nowhere to be found.... but they put it in 2 years later. All this from premiere development studios with 20+ year background and 100+ mln funding.
- kergonath 20d ago[dead]
- shmeeed 22d agoOne billion by May...