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In case you haven’t seen it, this went viral and once I heard everyone talking about it I realized it’s all true: modern games are so much worse than games before “always online” and “micro transactions” existed as concepts
Old school games had to be complete products, and good enough to be successful only on the single initial buy. Not like these modern games which ship full of bugs, unfinished, with a bunch of little ways to nickel and dime the playerbase for more money Preach, brother. No one wants to hear about how making games is hard https://m.youtube.com/watch?v= | ||
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Most modern games studios are full of the same shitty quiet quitter generation that is ruining tv and movies | ||
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It obviously down to the workforce, not the people in charge with the final say on the product.
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It’s too coincidental that all forms of digital art and storytelling suck nowadays | |||
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Also, has anyone seen the widely panned video with a 98% dislike ratio of Diablo 4 devs playing Diablo 4? They don’t know how to play their own game
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It's more like: "Here's the cultural opinion-shaping message we want to relay, make a movie about capeshit that delivers this message" And "I've got this messaging I want to deliver to viewers, but a new movie franchise won't attract enough people so let's take x wildly successful franchise and embed this cultural opinion-shaping message into; it doesn't matter if this drastically alters or even destroys the franchise, the messaging is the important part" If you don't understand that simple concept, then you're lost. In the early 2000s the bad guys in the movies and TV shows were jihadi terrorists because they wanted you to infer that muslims were the enemy while they dehumanized them Now it's white supremacists, because that's what they want you to dehumanize white people. The point isn't to deliver a good movie or TV show that is appreciated by the audience; the point is to deliver the propaganda in the guise of a motion picture | |||
Last edited by Landroval; 08-15-2023 at 04:10 PM..
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I think youre both right.
It's heavy propaganda as the primary culprit with a lack of creativity from millennials/gen z showing strongly as well. Quote:
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Kellian Cove (60 Wood Elf Rogue) Parra Doxx (55 Barbarian Shaman) “This man is using his mind as a weapon …and woe be tide the creature who steps into his garden" -Finch | |||
Last edited by Evia; 08-15-2023 at 04:26 PM..
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Game is fun but got a little repetitive for me after a while. Quests all feel kinda samey. Not sure I'll be able to finish the story to be honest. Combat is either way too easy or too frustrating/unfun depending on the encounter.
It's weird to me people are acting like it's some kind of masterpiece or the greatest game of all time. So far it hasn't done anything all that different from BG1 and 2 but with better graphics. | ||
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