Negativity is Going to be The Destruction of Gaming

[Pull Up the Roots]

Society enjoys it that is why there is a market for it. You can extend it to other things, even as basic as regular news.

Yep, "anti" content sells, especially in industries that are really tribal.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I know who I blame

But I’m gonna chill

 

[Jaguar93]

I know who I blame

But I’m gonna chill

Nah no chilling let it be known

 

[AStrangeName]

They complain when female characters dress too sexy

Stellar Blade discussion tends to go south very quickly outside of this site, but I like the fact the devs gave the main character giggly cheeks is enough for me to give it attention

 

[Judo]

Patient gamers win every time

You really can't lose being patient with the way gaming is now.

People love to joke on patient gamers with the "if you broke just say that" pull, but it's never been about HOW MUCH to buy the game, only about WHEN to buy the game. The discounts are just part of the game.

 

[Judo]

Stellar Blade discussion tends to go south very quickly outside of this site, but I like the fact the devs gave the main character giggly cheeks is enough for me to give it attention

The subreddit of the game literally talk nothing but the giggly cheeks.

 

[Mook]

Starfield environment felt dead and lifeless after a few hours of play. The main story was also not that captivating. I personally felt the crimson tide story was wayyy better.

 

[Mowgli]

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Starfield environment felt dead and lifeless after a few hours of play. The main story was also not that captivating. I personally felt the crimson tide story was wayyy better.

I mean to each its own, but what makes the game captivating in my eye, is just the mystery surrounding the planets and lifeless environments. Like some of those area had the marsupial shook . For some strange reason, this game resembles every thing I ever wanted from a Sci Fi flick from the wholesome Ned Flanders trademark Bethesda tropes, to the dark isolation of space. I feel like the main story is just tutorials like every other Bethesda game (especially the Fallout series). The real meat and potatoes are the side missions and secondary quests. The fact that I helped out this ting expose her father's wrongdoings and after the quest was done, ole girl sitting comfortable as a head of the UA.

That random kid that was lonely and wanted me to post his shytty posters up. Dude greeted me with his step parents. I honestly feel like it was a nod to Astro Boy, but I could be reaching

I just hate this modern trend of speedrunning shyt and "game dad". Then years later "cult classic".

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

I mean to each its own, but what makes the game captivating in my eye, is just the mystery surrounding the planets and lifeless environments. Like some of those area had the marsupial shook . For some strange reason, this game resembles every thing I ever wanted from a Sci Fi flick from the wholesome Ned Flanders trademark Bethesda tropes, to the dark isolation of space. I feel like the main story is just tutorials like every other Bethesda game (especially the Fallout series). The real meat and potatoes are the side missions and secondary quests. The fact that I helped out this ting expose her father's wrongdoings and after the quest was done, ole girl sitting comfortable as a head of the UA.

That random kid that was lonely and wanted me to post his shytty posters up. Dude greeted me with his step parents. I honestly feel like it was a nod to Astro Boy, but I could be reaching

I just hate this modern trend of speedrunning shyt and "game dad". Then years later "cult classic".

It's a valid point that some planets and moons are lifeless, but at the same time they set an up front expectation that there was going to be a lot of rocks out there with nothing going on. A gripe I agree with is the lack of POI variety - Bethesda dropped the ball there.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

It's a valid point that some planets and moons are lifeless, but at the same time they set an up front expectation that there was going to be a lot of rocks out there with nothing going on. A gripe I agree with is the lack of POI variety - Bethesda dropped the ball there.

True...

That's why I'm waiting on the CK because I know that will breathe life into the game. Just the idea of Fallout Sim Settlements throughout various planets and having Stock markets and economic mini games. Just make the entire game like a huge galactic economy sim, from trades to full blown war.

I'm talking EVE Online without the EVE Online boring fluff.

 

[MoshpitMazi]

Shut up and consume!!

 

[IIVI]

Unfortunately shytty people play games.

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Ive seen a ton of responses to how several large gaming companies are racist against whites, specifically in hiring practice and development. I think most of it comes from the team lead who openly said she doesn’t hire whites because it makes her areas…

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

True...

That's why I'm waiting on the CK because I know that will breathe life into the game. Just the idea of Fallout Sim Settlements throughout various planets and having Stock markets and economic mini games. Just make the entire game like a huge galactic economy sim, from trades to full blown war.

I'm talking EVE Online without the EVE Online boring fluff.

Modding is fine but I think it creates a fog that messes up expectations and feeds the outrage machine. Inevitably people get bent out of shape off what could have been after someone mods it in, or worse, use a modded game to do a like for like comparison to the new unmodded game. Everything you're talking about sounds like cool shyt to have but I can't see being mad that it's not the base game experience.