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3 first seasons were better than the books, especially 3rd one. 4th book was bummer though so i don’t even watched the show.
3 first seasons were better than the books, especially 3rd one. 4th book was bummer though so i don’t even watched the show.
GoT show stripped the unnecessary tedium parts of books only to add unnecessary tedious parts by itself. Still, it went on plus since the former took forever in books and the latter was only few minutes in show.
Freemium games are kinda hit and miss. But if it hit, the cash can be absofuckinglutely huge. And the misses aren’t even that costly. So they try again and again. Good marketing is the key though, because in the flood of similar products the ones on top of the feed gets downloaded, hence i wouldn’t be even very surprised if that marketing costs were greater than actual development of the game.
Imagine getting new teeth but all of them are wisdom teeth.
That’s an unholy merge of:
I love how copyrights are such a consistent constant hurdle for any new developments are are turning everything they touch into shit.
Poland
No, not really. After Starfield released mod scene EXPLODED capital letters, there were hundred new mods every day. However, without proper tools 95% of those mods are very simple reskins and modders got burned out and bored on this fast. Now we are 8 months after release with still no tools and that enthusiasm is largely gone. Part of it will still be back, but the best moment to establish a vibrant mod community has passed.
1.6 mods are also stable now, but of course Bethesda shits out the patches every now and then so you need to downgrade anyway, just to 1.6.
Well the updates to Skyrim, Fallout and lack of modding tools for Starfield seems to indicate that it is now a reality. I seriously cannot fathom why they would sabotage themselves like that. It’s absolutely obvious since at least Oblivion that mods are lifeline and reason for success of Bethesda rpg games yet here we are.
Possibly, originally…
Don’t eat the yellow snow
Mostly Elder Scrolls but Fallout now too is basically counting as shelved. And before anyone asks, no, MMO’s aren’t cutting it.
Not surprising. Also fucking Bethesda shelving their own best selling IP lol.
That’s not only an incredibly nihilistic way of seeing the world, but also it is exactly what the bourgeoise dictatorships want you to see: “everything is terrible but the dreaded others are worse, now shut up and work for my 10th yacht”
Larion Studios is still doing fine.
Maybe, or maybe not.
They’ve decided
I don’t believe that, half of Baldur success was because it was Baldur and gained massive hype for that. Larian’s credit was delivering to that hype (mostly), but if you were following the development, literally the main fear from fanbase was precisely because it was Larian making that - Divinity 2 was very far from universal acclaim in the niche. And this here look extremely suspicous even if it was just about the next game, but no DLC, no expansions, not to mention that continuing the success is an 1st iron commandment in entire industry, nobody stops doing that unless there is no possibility.
There’s a lot going inside we don’t know because no company would just release such turbulences publicly.
Hell even the super successful Baldur 3 is apparently not successful enough to have further development.
There’s just this tiny little detail of balls suddenly disappearing.
Yeah that too, if the Carthage was not destroyed it would serve as counterbalance to Romans at least for a time, and the vile shaving custom would not spread as much.
No, i’m not a tankie, i wasn’t even born yet in 1956 not to mention i’m not British.