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It absolutely can happen on such short time scales. Regardless, it’s also been hundreds of years.
It absolutely can happen on such short time scales. Regardless, it’s also been hundreds of years.
And a lot of people wouldn’t even care
No
True, but it’s not just clueless. It’s malicious too.
I’ll never forget how they originally introduced paid modding through Steam, then apologized when people got mad, only to bring it back with the Creation Club years later when the anger died down.
They literally only apologized so they could calm people down and do it again later - it was a flat out lie. They tried to justify it with Pete Hynes arguing with people on Twitter, swearing up and down that CC content were “mini-dlcs”, not mods, so they actually upheld their promise. It was a bs excuse.
But at least they had an excuse. Recently they straight up allowed paid mods on their store, without excuses, dropping the mask entirely. Proving once and for all that their apology meant nothing and that they’d monetize the modding scene no matter what.
And let’s not forget Fallout 76 and all the shady shit surrounding that…
Microsoft was massive back then too and interacted with a lot of various studios. They notoriously forced Valve to charge money for their free Left 4 Dead dlc because they thought it would set a bad precedent.
So I wouldn’t be surprised if some Microsoft employee inspired the horse armor dlc.
They’re pretty reasonable, in fact a lot of the comments are melting down about how rlm is woke now and the like.
Weed? My guy I’m on acid rn
Nintendo Labo
Persona 3 Portable
This really is the year of the douche and the turd sandwich
I mean I live in CT, and technically I have wolves and bears, but neither are going to appear under my toilet paper
Eh, a distorted reality is now a necessity to be free
I’ve never been more glad that I don’t live in Australia than right now
Eh, the inflation argument never moved me for a variety of reasons. But either way, if that’s true then the first part of my comment applies.
Depends on if the publisher is scummy or not. BG3 and Elden Ring were $60.
Even then tho, this game was $60 back in 2010. Releasing for the same price 14 years later is insane, not even EA would pull that.
Dude that’s a lasagna
A 14 year old game releases at full price. God Nintendo is the worst
I’m 24 and I got carded a couple of weeks ago. Doesn’t happen often, but it was kind of nice