A title being exclusive is good for the only consumers platform holders should care about and that’s their own.

That’s a sign the publisher isn’t really concerned with promoting the PC port.

There is no should in the equation.

I’m not entirely sure what you’re trying to argue, to be honest. The issue is that this demo (for a game’s that’s available on PC) is not available on PC. Regardless of your preferred input device, PC players can’t play this demo unless they buy a PS5 and a PS5 costs $500. Therefore, telling PC players to go buy a…

Was the game ever officially announced? I don’t remember seeing any trailers for it.

You do realize PCs support gamepads, right..?

Your “argument” is that people have the option to buy a console if they want to play console-exclusive demos. That’s not an argument. Obviously that’s an option.

That could be true and would be unfortunate if so. That said, I can still enjoy repetitive mission design if the core mechanics are enjoyable enough. I enjoyed AK, Gotham Knights, RAGE 2, Mad Max, etc.

You really do lack self-awareness.

Lack of side-mission variety was the biggest issue with AK (unless you really hated the Batmobile). It doesn’t matter if you played Penguin side-mission #3 after Firefly side-mission #2. The problem is that Penguin side-mission #3 is almost exactly the same as Penguin side-missions #1,2 and 4 so the repetition was…

Poorly supported and illogical opinions do upset me, yes. Apathy isn’t quite the compelling argument you seem to think it is.

So you said that people should pay up to $500 (the price of a PS5) to play multiple free demos?

Get a console 🤷‍♂️

Template-based mission design is inherently repetitive. Each instance of those missions is extremely similar in AK. Penguin side mission #1 is almost exactly the same as Penguin side mission #4. Same goes for the crime scene investigations.

If someone doesn’t have the platform the demo is available on, they would have to buy it in order to play the demo. If that platform is PS5 (as is the case for the demo in this article), that’s $500. So when you tell someone to “get a console,” you’re telling him to spend up to $500 to play a demo.

Next year, probably. It took almost four years for the previous game to be ported, so around 3 years for this one seems feasible.

Pretty sure it’ll come to other platforms sooner than later. The game is being published by EA, after all.

It’s a simple yes or no question. Your refusal to answer it directly suggests that you know how unreasonable your stance actually is.

Honestly, the same complaint could be made about Arkham Knight. The side-missions were extremely repetitive.

So to confirm, you do believe it’s reasonable to tell someone to pay $500 to play a demo that’s exclusively available on PS5, even though the full game is available on PC?