Of fucking course. As if Epic needed another reason for me to steer away from them...

Seems like it'll be a Game as a Service, so I'm out

No shame anymore...Ever since they went with lootboxes and blueprints (which is nearly the same) I gave up on the game and this is not going to help me make peace with them. So long, it was fun at the beginning.

Uh, the game they released just before this is The Quiet Man, and really that shows that the studio went downhill a long time ago

I don't think I lost the hype for a game that quickly. In the same post, I heard about a new Bioshock and ten seconds later, heard it was to be a live service, hype killed, should have known from 2K

Metro Exodus was ONLY cheaper for people living in America, for others, we got jack-shit

This is quite interesting, just like the Turok remake, I hope it won't have regenerative health and limit to 2 weapons (like Bioshock Infinite had) I have yet to play the SS1 Enhanced (something I still need to buy) and I played through SS2 with the HD mods.

descender wrote on Nov 5, 2015, 09:06:
The lack of competition for Sony doesn't help you as a consumer in any way at all.

In fact, a monopoly of any kind does never benefits the consumer, it only means the company has all the leverage to put any prices they want on their product, and we all know the prices aren't going to go down in that case.

Bub wrote on Nov 5, 2015, 06:54:
Fan boys of CR can only resort to slinging mud at DS, as they have no factual rebuttal to the copious damming information he provides.

That whole Gizmondo thing is very telling.

Fan boys, if you really want to 'help CR' you should buy some more jpegs of ships that will never exist in any other form, unless of course even you are starting to question if your money might bring a better return elsewhere.

I didn't even buy the game but there's something fishy going on between DS and CR and airing your dirty laundry in public like this helps no one, neither DS, neither CR and none of the supporters of both parties.
my 2cents

Kosumo wrote on Nov 5, 2015, 03:22:

Golder wrote on Nov 5, 2015, 02:46:
People need to stop listening to this clown, he will stop talking when no one is left to listen to him.

I would not be that sure.

Alas, the problem with internet is that this kind of people will ALWAYS have someone listening to them.

People need to stop listening to this clown, he will stop talking when no one is left to listen to him.

Kajetan wrote on Nov 4, 2015, 04:42:

ColoradoHoudini wrote on Nov 3, 2015, 21:17:
All I wanted was for Epic to come back and make a kickass FPS...

Which they are making with the new Unreal Tournament 4. Just ignore Paragon until we know more and then you can ignore it more, when its something you dont like.

I think he was referring to Bulletstorm, which I'd love to see a sequel of

nin wrote on Nov 2, 2015, 15:38:

The guy who's attached did work on Fringe, which was a fantastic show, with great characters.

Don't be a cutter!

Exactly, That show was pretty fantastic, one of the few I watched all the way through and of which I want to get the dvd boxset, the last two star trek movies might have sucked (dunno, didn't watch them) but the guy can do good stuff if he has his hands free.

Agreed, Arkham Asylum was a pure gem, Arkham City was a bit less polished though still solid (and the PC version at launch was a disaster, or so I heard) and the Riddler challenges still makes me cringe (they are not the typical riddles that he would make save a few of them) and Arkham Knight...well, it's Arkham Knight, it's the Assassin's Creed Unity of the series and it's a damn shame.

This is a game that drew me back regularly over the years but as soon as microtransactions (with a clear influence on gameplay) were added to the game, I uninstalled. This is a line I will never cross and for me, it is simply a deal-breaker, just like for the new Tomb Raider. I don't care how optional the publisher wants to make us believe it is, unless it is some very specific cases (like in Counter Strike GO) a microtransaction is never optional, it is a psychological war because, let's face it, you don't implement such a system that you're not planning to sell.
So long Payday2 and the lying devs can go to Hell for all I care, there's a special spot for people like them