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I would like to point out everyone's attention to Coarse, Itchy Fabrics... the silent killer. Finally, someone is shedding a light on this scourge and making it visible!
So had to look up what they were commenting on. It's kinda nice when a company is upfront about what's up. Our competition is better is an incredibly honest response.
We released a buggy game with maps that look like they were made with the half life map editor and a polished game that delivered actual fan service outperformed us.
I was hyped for BF2042 pre-release. I wanted a nextgen Battlefield experience set in the near-future with fun tech and stuff.
But the writing was on the wall very early for this one, that it was gonna be a total shitshow. And it was.
And in a brilliant stroke of irony, they have put Vince Zampella on it as the new franchise lead. I find that to be absolutely hilarious, given that he's the Infinity Ward / Call of Duty guy. At one point in his career, Battlefield was his biggest competition, and now he's the newly appointed head who's supposed to fix it.
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It would be a lot better if the points were not miles apart and/or if there was ever anywhere near enough vehicles to traverse these distances.
In my experience 2042 is a reasonable running sim game! But as a first person shooter it has some glaring problems...
"I resent the entire notion of a body as an ante and then raise you a generalized dissatisfaction with physicality itself" -- Tycho
Its funny I tried the demo/test or whatever and yeah the combat was so spread out and or shoot the dot it was anti fun. You'd spend minutes traveling to a fire fight and be dead almost instantly.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
Battlefield is a series ABOUT approaching far-off objectives that might be fortified with enemies. I haven't played 2042, is its execution of that worse than in, say, Battlefield 2? Because it was fun in BF2.
As a woman and a gamer I loved Westwood Studios, Maxis, and EA games growing up. Now I won't touch most of their new games anymore, because everything comes across as a business scam. I wonder what nuances they have forgotten about gaming and if they put ideology, business, and money ahead of that. I feel that it's a shame, and if they had only put the gaming quality first all would come after. Where did their visionaries go? What happened to that top-of the line vision of the future the company pitched us while we were kids?
As a woman and a gamer I loved Westwood Studios, Maxis, and EA games growing up. Now I won't touch most of their new games anymore, because everything comes across as a business scam. I wonder what nuances they have forgotten about gaming and if they put ideology, business, and money ahead of that. I feel that it's a shame, and if they had only put the gaming quality first all would come after. Where did their visionaries go? What happened to that top-of the line vision of the future the company pitched us while we were kids?
We can be thankful that there is a thriving indie game scene. After one tires of overly bright battle-royales and brown shooters there is a lot to choose from on Steam that owes nothing to the likes of EA.
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How can our game be successful, when a much better game in the same genre is also out on the market?
That is technically correct.
"That's the problem with allowing competition"
- EA, probably
Penny Arcade's humor grows more absurd every day.
It's not for you.
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But the writing was on the wall very early for this one, that it was gonna be a total shitshow. And it was.
And in a brilliant stroke of irony, they have put Vince Zampella on it as the new franchise lead. I find that to be absolutely hilarious, given that he's the Infinity Ward / Call of Duty guy. At one point in his career, Battlefield was his biggest competition, and now he's the newly appointed head who's supposed to fix it.
In my experience 2042 is a reasonable running sim game! But as a first person shooter it has some glaring problems...
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We can be thankful that there is a thriving indie game scene. After one tires of overly bright battle-royales and brown shooters there is a lot to choose from on Steam that owes nothing to the likes of EA.