Yay.

Having not played it, I’ll stick to using a review I read in the past few days.

To sum it up, the game felt too positive to the reviewer. To them it felt more like a Disney adventure than a grim fantasy world that’s invaded by malevolent, torture-happy evil gods. They felt no bite from their choices, from the story or from their companions. Everything felt like it needed to be happy in some way, like the idea of conflict was a far more terrible outcome than being skullfucked by an angry tentacle god lady.

To sum it up even further, the game felt too safe. And so became a bland meal that’s easily forgettable.

La-la-la-larian!

Fun (probably) fact. Warzone players complained almost constantly about the lack of audio quality. It was an issue that only got worse with each “season”. So now that this happens, I can see why.

“Hey players, you complained and we listened! Now pay the fuck up!”

Alright. 10 minutes then. Joking of course.

Truth is, some people can afford to look back at a project, think " I can do better", actually do it and then screw it up in completely new and different ways. It happens.

Maybe they just want to sell the game again by adding a shitty 5 minute mod to it.

Tl;DR: It was Rob Pardo’s fault. Absentee father who kept saying no, but offered zero alternatives.

Non-blaming TL;DR: Titan would have been Concord before Concord happened. Blizzard dodged a bullet by cancelling it and making Overwatch instead.

Which makes Concord a weird “Holy shit! Glad that wasn’t us!” for Blizzard.

Not just Nintendo. That PS jailbreak dude is still suffering from the lawsuit Sony threw at him over a decade ago. And so is Sony, but that one is well deserved, unlike the former.

Apparently it might be what happens when they’re trying to extract every bit of wealth possible before crushing it into nothingness and then moving on to the next parasitized host.

Some other article said it simpler. If the game launched for free and they focused on microtransactions for skins, they’d be one of the live service games that brings in the money.

Atlas Reactor. It was fun.

So it wasn’t the bugs that went unfixed for about 20 of their “seasons”, the cheaters that kept at it for years without being discovered and willingly showed their stuff after giving up the game for good, the report system being almost entirely placebo, nor their so-called events being the Mobile gacha “give us money to win this dumbass recolor in paint” type, but the battle pass being split in two that got “gamers” to pile on the negative reviews?

Pathetic. We really are a bunch of simpletons.

Not me. Each had its charm.

Heroes of Might and Magic - the originals. Mostly 3, but any from 1 to 5 can do it.

6 and upwards, it’s just pure Ubisoft enshitification. Can’t even play them properly anymore due to the online component having shutdown its service.

https://imgur.com/well-bang-okay-FTHf3AP

If it doesn’t have Blackjack and Hookers, then it’s a shitty clone.

If the words on the internet are to be believed, GOG’s been running at a loss all this while, with papa Witcher covering the costs. Maintaining a large library of games is expensive.

One person’s trash, another person’s treasure. Bargain hunters don’t care.

Maybe you claimed it as booty and then forgot. Or maybe I claimed it as booty and then forgot.

My problem with it is that EA is toying with adding ads in their games, so I don’t wanna wake up to a sudden update promoting sexy Milfs in my area on Citadel billboards.

Also, Andromeda is also discounted at 85% for about the same ~6€/$.