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Meatdaddy84 retweeted
you’re laughing…. a bunch of boomers who fucked the next generation over to sell their homes at a 7400% profit and then used the money to buy a ticket for an eternity cruise are now broke and stranded in a Cambodian port town notorious for human trafficking, and you’re laughing
Meatdaddy84 retweeted
Oh!!! So the French do know what a sponge is. Why don’t yall use it to wash the shit from your ass?
Starting to think extraction shooters are a niche genre on its way out, mostly thanks to the crappy fanbases. ARC Raiders was never really one to begin with. It was built as a PvE co-op game and it plays like a lightweight MMO looter shooter. Maybe that's why it's the one people want to actually stick with.
I just won't buy it. I'll wait till it's on PC might even wait till it's on sale. I refuse to reward these companies for being cunts.
Meatdaddy84 retweeted
Low IQ individuals and their obsession with iPhones 😭
Saka Dey use android phone? So some footballers are broke😳😂💔
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The phone seen here is the Google Pixel 11 Pro, which is currently going for $1,099. Someone who is "broke" would likely be unable to afford such a phone.
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This misses the mark in a big way. The only comparable industry is Movies. Which video games has surpassed. They've suffered the same problem. Victims of their own success. Every sequel has to surpass the first one, Every budget needs to be larger than the previous project.
Indie filmmakers/Game Devs become giant stars and budgets bloom and they start making games and movies not with passion and start making them with shareholder value in mind instead of the project.
They buy up exisiting IP's for the projected value then rip the entire soul out of it to try and appeal to the broadest audience possible which winds up appealing to no one.
Only in the video game industry can some doofus tell you that selling a million copies of a game is a flop or didn't meet expectations so the IP is killed.
A million people bought that IP - it seems the "not meeting expectations" is an executive fuck up of not living in reality.
If you spent SO much money on something you NEED to sell more than a million to break even, you are already fucking up before you started.
Somehow this core piece of information got lost along the way. Somehow - being when people who don't make or play video games make the biggest decisions about how they get made, funded and distributed.
Devs could always self release the game on their own launcher. Steam puts their game in front of 147 Million monthly users, does all the payment transactions, deals with all the auth. It's a service that the consumers overwhelmingly chooses over other competition.
It's funny how the French were attacking the Japanese for insest. They must of been looking in a mirror.
