I wrote the article. Misread and thought you were referring to comments I had made in it.

We’re seeing some devs pulling away from it already. Rocket League devs went premium. Lawbreakers is no longer F2P, etc.

PC, of course!

...I feel like you haven’t really read the article.

Every frame has an OP power. That’s what is so fun. Everything is OP so nothing is. Mag + Trinity = loooove on Corpus missions. But yeah, there are some things that feel a bit useless and weak, for sure. I will say that Oberon seemed pretty great when I was playing with him.

I hate to break it to you, but Lawbreakers is looking to be a big success, and Rocket League IS a big success, so there’s still a huge market for premium games. In fact, that market is actually healthier.

What would you consider ongoing problems?

Generally, free to play games are games I don’t enjoy that much and quit playing soon after. Like, it not being fun is part of the reason I take pride in not spending money on it.

The ‘direction’ is basically: look for alerts, do alerts for gear you want, do the major questlines and raids, earn all the frames, level up the factions, get cool gear.

The questlines are pretty cool, especially the second dream.

YES, I ADMIT IT, I SPENT MONEY ON PLATINUM SO I COULD BUY FROST PRIME.

Based on her work (I’ve read her thesis), Nintendo was 100% in the right to do this.

What I find funny about your remark is that you are speaking for all men (oh noooo, men will find this attractive and treat tracer like an object as a result), but god forbid someone disagree with you, because then that person has to be a man blaspheming against women. Your double standards and avoidance of logic are…

lol

Uh-huh. If you think that this optional pose, which is used across multiple characters (there are at least two men who have the pose), will A) threaten women, B) reinforce ideas that they are side characters, and C) renders women unimportant, well, hey, you’re wrong.

I feel like maybe you were responding to the wrong person. My post is about the problematic madonna/whore trope and saying that I think it’s concerning that the original poster suggests that a “friendly” and “spunky” character cannot also have some control over her sexuality. It reinforces the idea that sex is some…

Is something really controversial if one person makes a nice but poor and DEEPLY CONCERNING argument (“women should not be attractive if they are good people; only bad women can be sexy”) about it?

Having played it at GDC: nope. The system seller is The Climb.

Never sign non-compete clauses.

Thank you, robocop