It’s her back that’s the issue. You can literally see the sharp lines where the cloth from the dress is stretched weirdly. Look at her from the side and you’ll see the sharp edges.

Literally look at the skin in the hero gallery. The back is caved in and you can see the sharp edges where the cloth from her dress is stretched weirdly. And the ice canister floats midair.

Look at her back from the side. You can literally see the sharp edges where it’s caved in and the cloth is stretched unintentionally. Not to mention her legs are way too far back unless her spine is shaped like a J. The ice canister also floats midair because the back area is so caved in.

When? They already did an official reveal. And there’s no event in the 2 months until launch.

Yep, bingo. You have to use your phone now to chat while you’re playing their console.

Kotaku is a pretty well-known game review site. This isn’t some random home blog asking, this is one of the larger game news outlets asking. And these are pretty simple questions. The fact they can’t answer some pretty basic questions is saddening. It makes it look like they’ve rushed the release without a bunch of…

I mean, the one big cheating accusation got debunked. They even played on LAN and dominated just as much as they usually do.

I can’t imagine what big things they think 2 months will fix though. It’s either just running around putting out fires (which makes me worried they’ve thought they were going to release this early this long) or they’re going to delay again to fix bigger issues.

I don’t mind it being delayed, but I don’t like them not owning up to it. They tried to bury the news by dumping it Friday night on memorial day weekend and only after other threads were made.

Do you know how many videos are uploaded per minute? There’s several thousand minutes uploaded every minute. Good luck getting through that without automation.

He could try, but I don’t think he has any legal grounds. He added nothing to the video, so it’s the game creator’s IP still.

Considering it’s not his content to begin with (he didn’t add anything beyond the gameplay) I don’t think he has any legal ground. The makers of the game maybe, or if he had at least had him talking in the background like a let’s play.

Well if you’re working on developing an entire game like this solo you probably aren’t holding down another full time job as well. Your own time is very, very expensive when you’re paying all your bills.

Everyone is a critic. That’s why there’s reviews for the games, which are infinitely better than any professional critic’s views in my opinion. If you’re only listening to “real” critics you’re listening to whatever the company paid them enough to say.

A lot of the negative reviews around that focused on his lack of communication. Communication is a big deal, especially on an iffy kickstarter project. Plenty have gone silent never to be heard from again. I don’t blame any of them for getting a bit upset with his lack of communication.

And what basis do you have that these people are just inherently broken and cannot function in a society? A vast majority of people on the internet function just fine in every day society or there wouldn’t be one like we see today. Yes, plenty of people, when they’re anonymous, are willing to do stuff that they would…

You do live in that world though. Welcome to the internet, which is exactly what he described. If you put it out there it will be mocked and ridiculed by those who don’t like it. Viciously in some cases.

Problem is Perfect World is really the only option for them since they host all the games on their servers. Valve cannot make their own servers in China. They’ve got a monopoly in China, and don’t have the best reputation.

It was a chinese company hired through Perfect World if I remember right. PW doesn’t have a stellar reputation though, so it was kind of expected.

If you haven’t played it how do you know it shouldn’t be on the list? I’ve honestly heard a lot of good things about Syndicate. Unity was the big mess up.