But think of your sense of accomplishment in getting the legendary ending.
But think of your sense of accomplishment in getting the legendary ending.
Is it not possible to just run in a circle endlessly in the game?
What’s more iconic than Mordor?
I think the problem is that they use the same open world formula that they started, but others have taken and improved it and they haven’t kept up with the times. Shadow of Mordor/war scratch the same itsch as assassin’s creed with more interesting mechanics. Those aren’t even new games at this point. Horizon zero dawn and forbidden West offer a more action focused experience with a better open world, again not super modern games.
It’s like Bethesda, they are still putting out games that are straight from 2010.
This is one of the best free mobile games there is.
That would just cause legit Linux players to generate negativity by always being stuck with cheaters. It’s way easier to just remove support if it really is most of your cheating problems for such a small player base.
Year of the Linux desktop is nigh.
Games from back when a sports game could just be about fun and not extracting money on competitive modes.
That’s what makes money. Pointing at the 5-10 indie games that won the lottery isn’t really relevant to what is required for the average indie game.
You can support games like Inquisitor martyr that shut the servers down, but patched the game first to allow you to pick any season to play offline.
They do ESO makes anything else the company does largely irrelevant. Same as Blizzard back when Activision bought them.
Doing that bankrupted jc penny.
How often are those small streamers the only one though? Having times where you do almost ok aren’t that great if you make nothing 30% of your streaming time.
The bigger cost is probably the processing time, limiting to $100 probably drops the number of payments by 80%.
They don’t. Their payouts leaked a couple years ago, of the thousands of streamers there’s a few hundred that make minimum wage or better. This pattern holds true for YouTube, only fans, etc.
Yep same thing with all the streaming services, just taking the Netflix money was probably a better move for a lot of these services.
Halo and Gears of War are both pretty good if sci Fi is ok.
Companies aren’t innovative. Once they land on a formula they just keep using it. Eventually it gets stale and the company crashes or buys another company that had a good idea and runs it into the ground. Innovative games happen when a AAA company happens to acquire an indie studio at the right time to give them runway to properly polish their game.
Industry standard prices exist. If an exclusive matches them you aren’t getting a discount.
Maybe one day enough younger people will be in elected that understand computers aren’t magic. There’s no fundamental difference between selling a DVD and a digital movie, from a legal perspective.