The signs are there. They want people playing on their on pathetic terms. It's about control. History is repeating itself as this was how they were about crossplay and how it was "impossible to implement" or that it would "degrade the Sony gamer community/ecosystem" from outside influence. This is nothing more than another dick flex and controlling the people. "Power to the players" my ass!
Might just be Steam not wanting to deal with the hassle of the refunds in these areas when PC players don't create a PSN account in a different region.
It definitely stinks of Sony arrogance, but man... They're literally refusing money. That, I just can't understand.
I've heard some rumors that the refunds were initiated by Sony and not Steam, but who knows.
"A while" has turned into a real freakin' long time mate. Just how big is this game going to be?! I'm fearing for the sheer level of feature creep it might be experiencing
I'm like 87% certain they lost a good chunk of progress at some point.
I highly doubt most PC players give a single solitary fuck about trophies.
Hollow knight did really well and they presumably got a crap load of money, possibly enough that they don't have to work for the rest of their life. They probably just aren't working on it full time.
I dunno about that. Steam has achievements and rankings based off them. People demanded Epic Games put achievement functionality into that marketplace which they have done. Right now the only platform without achievements is the Switch as Nintendo is sort of the only system that doesn't have a strong user profile set up. However individual Nintendo games will have internal achievements from time to time.
Most third party games that come out on the Switch have an internal achievement system. Especially indie titles. This isn't new and has been going on since Wii era. Most third party Wii games have an internal achievement system of some kind. Especially compared to the Nintendo first party games from that era.
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Damn, I heard it sold as a genshin clone, but those screenshoot really look like they're straight out of genshin.Wuthering Waves' Story Skip Function Can't Come Soon Enough
Wuthering Waves has had a pretty decent launch so far, but there's just one feature that I absolutely can't wait to get added.
I agree, hopefully, the next patch with the hot redhead will have it.
Wuthering Waves pulls Yinlin and update 1.1 release date forward
Kuro Games tries to avoid a showdown with Zenless Zone Zero by pulling the Wuthering Waves update 1.1 release date forward.
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Yeah this is a really strange decision, maybe there was some conflict with the name "dreadwolf" being registered for something else?Dragon Age Dreadwolf has been renamed to veilguard.
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In all my experiences, name changes to previously announced AAA games has been a red flag, that something has happened to the development. Not to mention, dreadwolf sounded much better
Out of curiosity, I did a quick trademark search, and EA is the only guys who has the rights to the name dreadwolf
So it looks like it's because 1. The focus is on your character and the companions, and 2. Because there is another threat besides Solas. That last part kinda has me worried, because who or whatever this new threat is it has to be well-written and engaging to the narrative. I'm pretty sure that's what happened with Dragon Age Inquisition and well.... It stopped me from naming it as one of the GOAT games.
