Bit embarrased asking this, but.. where’s the full piece?

It isn’t about costs, it’s about return on investment. Even if the servers aren’t that expensive to run, there’s still the need to attract more investment for future development over time.

The cash shop isn’t it’s draw for cash.

The budget concerns me, but at the same time.. I’m liking what I’m seeing. I kinda wish they had a better budget presentation.

As someone who’s waiting for the whole game to be released, because I can’t stand the idea of buying this episodically, I’m disappointed they’re doing this in a way that pretty much locks out anyone not willing to bite the bullet and go along with the stupid sales model that SE is taking with this game.

I’ve been one one of those teams. 4 Bastions 1 Reinhardt.

I’d really enjoy a new King’s Field. Man.. you’re going to make me dig it out, aren’t you?

Eh.. just ignore him. He’s a hypocrite.

That Brave Fencer Mushashi video ended up with a lot of music missing.

Could turn around and say the non-standard method is pointless and redundant.

Which is totally NOT a standard for games on Windows as a platform. Just because Microsoft decided to revive GFWL and add a “new” method for quitting, doesn’t mean that’s the standard. Quit or Exit, that is the standard, it had been that way for decades.

We’re not using the “E” word!

Who said it’s okay that Fox News does it?

In the US, we have dumb-****s who decide that selling a bag-o-chips at “fun size” is somehow two-and-a-half servings. They need to knock that shit off if the nutrition labels are going to be simple.

So when will North Korea grow up and be a big boy? (The government, I mean.. not the people.)

One one hand, I’m happy to see it. On the other, I’m pretty disappointed it’s had to go this far.

Has anyone managed to get the first game to run properly on Win10? I’ve so far been failing hardcore at getting it past the logo videos. Even with the patches and a windower.

I think the big problem here is that we’re seeing only a portion of the feedback. We’re seeing Steam’s reviews, we’re seeing the Youtube response which naturally has a significant sway on a lot of people.