Game companies used to but then they realized they could simply pay the staff less and keep their game faceless.

Thats early rhythm games for you.

I’m sure he doesn’t.

Just another case of fans not knowing what they want.

Same here. I thought Subspace Emissary was amazing.

How much is the developer willing to pay for a good review score?

By your logic Steam is already perfect. People are just making uninformed decisions and thats their own damned fault. Valve shouldn’t have to make more tools for people who are too damned lazy to use the existing tools.

I agree.

You’re exactly right, Youtubers aren’t used to this sort of attention.

Weren’t the KOTOR games retconned out when the deal between Lucasarts and Disney went down?

Not a Bentley helicopter? Pfft! Peasant!

And I’ve spent exactly zero bucks since the game launched, so what?

If you’re not dropping money into Hearthstone, you’re not competitive or you have godlike luck in pulls.

And that is why people call it ‘the grind’ and not ‘the ladder’.

Sure, if Smash Bros threw out the entire cast and introduced a brand new one every couple months.

You’re right. Its a juicy red apples to granny smith green apples comparison. You got me.

“this story truly highlights the inevitable problems of building your business ON TOP OF a currently existing business. They do not care about you or your livelihood, and on a long enough timeline will always find some way to clear your share of the profits off the board.”

Shipping is not a necessity.

“There is no competition from the business shipping the package. Without the delivery services the packages do not move.”

I guess Fedex, UPS and USPS should shut down then. Shipping other company’s packages is a pretty bad business model.