I’ve been looking forward to Flight Sim 2024 and I’ve still not had a chance to have a flight. I even left it trying to load and went the gym, it still hadn’t spawned in.
I haven't looked into it, but I would not be surprised if all of them are trust fund babies and the only reason they were able to come together in the first place is their parents and grandparents worked very hard under newfound capitalism. To grant them the opportunity to that.
Does anyone know what's wrong with it? I always assumed Flight Sim was one of those games that only need a quick tyre-kick before shipping the new instalments.
It streams most of its data and they don’t have enough bandwidth. I can’t even do a tutorial mission. I’ve heard it’s super buggy too.
This is suddenly starting to sound very familiar. Wasn't Microsoft making a big deal about this being one of their flagship cloud-based titles? Phil Spencer can't stop catching Ls lately.
I think they’ve been wanting to do that for years. Wasn’t that the original long term goal of the Xbox One when it came out? I’m glad I’ve just got it on Game Pass and didn’t go full retard and order the premium edition.
Ah yes, I would love to pay $70 for a game that doesn't even put all of it's data on my machine, only to have the services turned off in a few years and my money have been wasted.
I don't know if it was the Xbone's plan, but I definitely remember all the PR around Crackdown 3 gushing about how it was going to leverage The Cloud to have the most amazing destruction physics ever.
The idea was all the heavy lifting would be done server side so you’re Xbox was almost completely future proof, if I remember correctly
Anyone of functioning intelligence (Meaning everyone BUT Xbox owners) saw through that bullshit and mocked it immediately.
This begs the question of what happens if your Internet goes down, but I guess that's why it was limited to the multiplayer mode (although it ended up not working there either).
I've only played the first in game day. After the game called me a fascist monster a few times for daring to be nationalistic and anti inmigration, it kind of crippled my momentum. I do think it's entertaining and I was engaged the first few hours.
Speaking of surprises, the same whistleblower from Reflector Entertainment is going on Smash JT's livestream in a few hours to discuss about Kim Belair of Sweet Baby Inc. So keep an eye on any new info.
Why are you expecting crpgs to have gameplay? It's like expecting visual novels to have gameplay, they're practically the same genre. Although with that said, dice rolls/RNG can be a fun gameplay mechanic on its own if done right, see dicey dungeons, buckshot roulette, roulette knight.
Genuine question: what is the appeal to games where your success is predicated on complete luck?
I am not.
I've not played inscription but the appeal to buckshot roulette and roulette knight which are these kind of games is to navigate through the odds, see if you can turn them to your favour or quit while youre ahead. It's like gambling, these are basically gambling games, some gambling games can be fun, I personally really like blackjack and poker. Quarter of my time spent in rdr and God hand is on these two. In video game format said gambling has additions like synergies, stat manipulation, things like that. Balatro also does this quite well although that's a lot more biased in the players favour cause it's a card game.
"People" ie the plebs who like story games and stories in games. Disco Elysium is a shit game no matter what it's content is, I've tried to play it 7 times and dropped it quarter way through cause it was too boring. Also plebs like games which jerk off communism like that coomer furry crpg which was inspired by disco Elysium, the one with the librarian mouse lady.
