It's got my interest, but I hope that doesn't mean that rogue factor is going to completely stop adding more content to Mordheim. It had a rocky start in my Steam library and I abandoned it for months before coming back, falling in love, and buying every damn piece of content I could find.
I'm always happy to see a fantastic developer get more exposure. The Dark Descent and Soma are more than enough proof they are masters of the pants-crapper. Can't wait to see what's next.
I'm not sure If I'm more put off by Amplitude selling themselves to Sega or all of those horrible things that large video game companies always do when they buy off someone smaller but fantastic.
It's interesting to see how nerd/geek culture has changed over the years from and obsession with hobbies and a need to understand how the things around you work to a person who consumes a lot of media. That's all I got.
I guess it's a little better in that it gives some time for reviews to go out, but it's still just a shady technique to inflate their first week sales (Pre orders+first week sales=first week sales. Shareholder math). I love total war games and was considering purchasing early, but now I can hold...
I'm always ready to shill for The Secret World whenever someone is looking for a great story. It certainly has some of the greatest writing in any game, and definitely the best in any MMO ever made. I'll also concede that it isn't for everybody... for some reason I can't grasp since I've been in...
Never a good thing. Component shortages often land contracts with new manufacturers and sloppy, rushed production. I'm curious to see how quickly this 'second wave' of Rifts start to have issues.
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