As much as I don't appreciate Jason Schreier's cuckoldry, he does make a good point. Games cost too fucking much to make and are too long with virtually little payoff. Back in maybe the sixth generation and earlier, graphics were put in the backburner in favor of gameplay, bugs and general fun.
Core gameplay is way harder to implement in 3d if you don't have anything to work off from. Placeholders can work fine overall, but that can go out the window the moment some artist shits out something that isn't within specs. Also yes, in that typical 4 year of development, you can bet your ass that assets will be made up to the very end.
I blame it on too many cooks in the kitchen. Basically I don't think any game studio should surpass the Dunbar Number, in that if you have more than that limit you just induce apathy and are making people disgruntled. They don't feel as invested in knowing they have coworkers with them, they don't feel like a team as a whole. They'll have teams, yes, but they'll more likely be cliques rather than one tribe. This creates miscommunication issues among other problems.
One thing that has changed is the hybrid level designer/gameplay designer, made possible by making an easy to use tool to build increasingly complex worlds, events, quests and a lot of pretty impressive things. It was something Bethesda started leaning on very heavily early on, they could crank out content at a high rate and it made them very successful but it is also what to this day makes Bethesda games so fucked. The more freedom they're allowed the more things can go wrong.
Some of the score is pretty good, although you can argue that's not really part of the "game".
Those were the Neo-KKK. They T pose in front of people they want to move out of their neighborhood.
i get your tposing npc's and raise with my jhonny's DON'T FEAR THE REAPER.
I legit looked at this pic for 3 seconds and thought 'why is this car up on blocks?'
@Daisymae @AlexJonesGotMePregnant @polonium would you hit it even if he promises you half of what profit the next video game makes?
Same. PS4 took a couple of months. Got all the endings except the Takemura one and all of the extra trophys. Did enjoy it but it was a fucking mess. I didn't have any game breaking glitches. Had to reload a few saves and I'd say it crashed on average once every 8 hours of gameplay.
Personally, I didn't find the Star ending you get from siding with the nomads all that depressing. Especially when you consider the connection between the Aldecaldos and Stormtech, a corp with at least some skill and focus in nanotechnology. That aside, I'm reasonably convinced that the three endings where V survives are intended as setups for either DLCs or a sequel somewhere down the line.
NoSo.....it's been out for a quarter year...they fix it yet?
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