• Hugucinogens@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      2 months ago

      “Always”?

      Well…

      DupaCycki said it better than I could, some hours ago:

      Absolutely insane how little it takes for people to worship a mega corporation that was caught abusing employees and publicly lying for years just the other day.

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        2 months ago

        Corporation

        Abusing employees

        If you can find me one that doesn’t I’ll buy every game in their back catalog. No ethical consumption under capitalism….which ones are good?

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          What?! They released open world pay to win, then exact same game built old timey western and multiplayer pay to win

          It’s like you people don’t even understand, there are so many options to give us money after you’ve bought the game. Do you people even have phones?

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          The image is about rereleasing games. No disrespect, but it seems you didn’t understand the point that is being made here.

          Rockstar and Sony both asked for money when they were rereleasing their games on newer hardware. Witcher 3 will receive a remastered version that is completely free for everyone who has a copy.

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    2 months ago

    Quite a lot of the trailer was about revamped controls. I might have another go when it drops. I didn’t get far because fighting felt very fiddly.

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    Remember the dark times of the Cyberpunk release before buying the DLC or Witcher 4. I have my statue of shame in the living room to this day.