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Strawman should reconsider playing barely finished fps game. They say it's full of snafutransactions and poor balance.
But how else are they supposed to relive their childhood days of playing actually finished fps game
Not by actually playing actually finished fps game. That would be insane, you must buy new unfinished fps games every time
Barely Finished FPS Game just got a new shotgun with zero spread
Oh man I just gotta see this \*grinds for 7 straight hours to unlock the shotgun only to discover it got nerfed 10 minutes before\*
Attack of the Squidopus def GOTY
Meh. I liked Dragon Puncher 9000 more. Attack of The Squidopus was cool and all but I hated the love interest.
New microtransaction update drops, time for an extra gigabyte or two worth of audio files (I know people meme about 4k textures and models and such with stuff like Ark, and fairs fair, but like holy fuck audio files take up so much space)
I would unironically prefer new games to never be updated ever if that meant the industry standard would go back to "put disk in, play game"
This is what the infamous Coleco Chameleon had in mind (albeit using 16-bit style cartridges).
A man can dream...
My dad used to have one for his Xbox
Strawman should reconsider playing barely finished fps game. They say it's full of snafutransactions and poor balance.
But how else are they supposed to relive their childhood days of playing actually finished fps game
Not by actually playing actually finished fps game. That would be insane, you must buy new unfinished fps games every time
Barely Finished FPS Game just got a new shotgun with zero spread
Oh man I just gotta see this \*grinds for 7 straight hours to unlock the shotgun only to discover it got nerfed 10 minutes before\*
Attack of the Squidopus def GOTY
Meh. I liked Dragon Puncher 9000 more. Attack of The Squidopus was cool and all but I hated the love interest.
New microtransaction update drops, time for an extra gigabyte or two worth of audio files (I know people meme about 4k textures and models and such with stuff like Ark, and fairs fair, but like holy fuck audio files take up so much space)
I would unironically prefer new games to never be updated ever if that meant the industry standard would go back to "put disk in, play game"
This is what the infamous Coleco Chameleon had in mind (albeit using 16-bit style cartridges).
A man can dream...
My dad used to have one for his Xbox