There's a certain je ne sais quois in a lot of industrial music and metal sound
Some has it for me, some doesn't
Example: Rational Gaze by Meshuggah is the only song of there's that has it, and i love it
A lot of Rammsteins stuff has it. I don't know what it is.
I wish i could find more of it.
Dunno that first one, but shooting with my gut:
Eisbrecher by Eisbrecher
Panzer Battalion/Primo Victoria/Into The Fire by Sabaton (more power metal but the best workout music you will ever find)
March of Mephisto by Kamelot (...fantasy black metal?)
Oddity by Coal Chamber (maybe too... dark?)
Mini Mini Mini/Sturm & Drang by KMFDM
I guess only the first and last would really be industrial, probably?
I think constant negative review of a game (from new purchase to prevent review sniping) should delist your game until further review.
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
bowen on
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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I think constant negative review of a game (from new purchase to preview review sniping) should delist your game until further review.
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
But wouldn't games like No Man's Sky get delisted for this?
I think constant negative review of a game (from new purchase to preview review sniping) should delist your game until further review.
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
But wouldn't games like No Man's Sky get delisted for this?
Actually you know what I'm fine with that.
literally no downside to this
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
I think constant negative review of a game (from new purchase to preview review sniping) should delist your game until further review.
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
But wouldn't games like No Man's Sky get delisted for this?
Actually you know what I'm fine with that.
Hey Steam's recent reviews for it are mostly positive!
steam's userbase are the worst morons on the planet so I am opposed to giving them even more power to the entitled shits with their stupid negative review bombs over such intensely trivial bullshit that makes me embarrassed to even play games on the same planet as them
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No Mans Sky is really good now. It was bad. Now it’s not.
I think constant negative review of a game (from new purchase to preview review sniping) should delist your game until further review.
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
But wouldn't games like No Man's Sky get delisted for this?
Actually you know what I'm fine with that.
Hey Steam's recent reviews for it are mostly positive!
Eh, they lied too much before the game launched to build up hype for me to care anymore. If they had slapped an early access tag on it I would not have been so annoyed.
Dropped my computer off with a repair shop. My suspicion is now that the video card is borked but I figured I'd let the professionals handle it and learn to fix it from them
Man the poor WiiU. I understand the whole look and bulkiness of it turning people off but it was still, essentially, Switch but tethered to home. It makes sense but at the same time is a bit crazy how much a generation of changes to full mobility changed peoples minds. Especially when a lot of those people still keep the Switch at home primarily with the rarity of them. But that is lessening now too.
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I think we should remove the general public's ability to put reviews on the internet, not make them more important.
steam's userbase are the worst morons on the planet so I am opposed to giving them even more power to the entitled shits with their stupid negative review bombs over such intensely trivial bullshit that makes me embarrassed to even play games on the same planet as them
You're just describing 13 year olds really. Until we can stop them from posting on the internet, anything with review systems that they'd engage with is gonna get some garbage.
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I think constant negative review of a game (from new purchase to preview review sniping) should delist your game until further review.
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
But wouldn't games like No Man's Sky get delisted for this?
Actually you know what I'm fine with that.
literally no downside to this
Well, Steam allowing refunds makes purchases less of a barrier.
A coordinated group could probably destroy a small developer unless there were additional controls in place.
An assumption less safe than I would have thought a year ago.
steam's userbase are the worst morons on the planet so I am opposed to giving them even more power to the entitled shits with their stupid negative review bombs over such intensely trivial bullshit that makes me embarrassed to even play games on the same planet as them
You're just describing 13 year olds really. Until we can stop them from posting on the internet, anything with review systems that they'd engage with is gonna get some garbage.
Man the poor WiiU. I understand the whole look and bulkiness of it turning people off but it was still, essentially, Switch but tethered to home. It makes sense but at the same time is a bit crazy how much a generation of changes to full mobility changed peoples minds. Especially when a lot of those people still keep the Switch at home primarily with the rarity of them. But that is lessening now too.
The Wii U would have succeeded if it launched with Mario Maker, imo.
I think we should remove the general public's ability to put reviews on the internet, not make them more important.
Oh man yeah.
If I am looking at a game I may look at Metacritic and Steam. But just the base score and even then I still go watch gameplay vids to be sure because I have played some great games that got blasted by the mob.
No Man's Sky, Mass Effect Andromeda, and hell I even enjoyed that SimCity that got slammed.
I think constant negative review of a game (from new purchase to preview review sniping) should delist your game until further review.
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
But wouldn't games like No Man's Sky get delisted for this?
Actually you know what I'm fine with that.
Hey Steam's recent reviews for it are mostly positive!
Eh, they lied too much before the game launched to build up hype for me to care anymore. If they had slapped an early access tag on it I would not have been so annoyed.
I think constant negative review of a game (from new purchase to preview review sniping) should delist your game until further review.
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
But wouldn't games like No Man's Sky get delisted for this?
Actually you know what I'm fine with that.
literally no downside to this
Well, Steam allowing refunds makes purchases less of a barrier.
A coordinated group could probably destroy a small developer unless there were additional controls in place.
An assumption less safe than I would have thought a year ago.
I'd say make it sufficiently expensive.
25k bad reviews (don't publicize the number that triggers it) (couple it with chargebacks to make it harder to determine what triggers it).
Is someone going to charge $250k~ of their own money or stolen money to cover that? (assuming it's at least a $10 game)
That'd be a hell of a gamble, and you could only do it once, I doubt there's that many compromised cards floating around.. well.. there probably is, but why use them to do review bombing when you can actually get physical goods that can't be taken away from you?
Not to mention compromised cards can't initiate chargebacks without access to the account itself (unlikely to be realistically possible in a large scale situation like this).
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
I think we should remove the general public's ability to put reviews on the internet, not make them more important.
Oh man yeah.
If I am looking at a game I may look at Metacritic and Steam. But just the base score and even then I still go watch gameplay vids to be sure because I have played some great games that got blasted by the mob.
No Man's Sky, Mass Effect Andromeda, and hell I even enjoyed that SimCity that got slammed.
Well I'm pretty sure you're objectively wrong about SimCity.
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I mean you’re not obligated to give a game a second look but I thought everyone agreed that hello games handled the fallout like rookies but that the real evil here was pressure from Sony to drop it early.
All I’m saying is that there is a corporation to blame here
I think we should remove the general public's ability to put reviews on the internet, not make them more important.
Oh man yeah.
If I am looking at a game I may look at Metacritic and Steam. But just the base score and even then I still go watch gameplay vids to be sure because I have played some great games that got blasted by the mob.
No Man's Sky, Mass Effect Andromeda, and hell I even enjoyed that SimCity that got slammed.
Well I'm pretty sure you're objectively wrong about SimCity.
That SimCity was pretty fun for a little while. But the flaws came out pretty fast.
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I got into a Last Man Standing competition, where to progress we have to pick a single winner from each weekend's Premiership games, last man left gets 740~ish monies.
I'm somehow survived long enough for there to only be about ten of us left, and all the (almost) sure fire winners are gone.
This is killing me.
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The real meat and potatoes are the 2 and 4 star reviews, 2 stars for gripes, 4 stars for benefits, 3 stars got compromised a few months back after companies realized people ignore 5 and 1 stars and head straight for 3 for the real reviews.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
I mean you’re not obligated to give a game a second look but I thought everyone agreed that hello games handled the fallout like rookies but that the real evil here was pressure from Sony to drop it early.
All I’m saying is that there is a corporation to blame here
I dunno why they lied about stuff in the marketing then. Almost certainly at least partially Sony's fault for pushing it out to market.
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Eisbrecher by Eisbrecher
Panzer Battalion/Primo Victoria/Into The Fire by Sabaton (more power metal but the best workout music you will ever find)
March of Mephisto by Kamelot (...fantasy black metal?)
Oddity by Coal Chamber (maybe too... dark?)
Mini Mini Mini/Sturm & Drang by KMFDM
I guess only the first and last would really be industrial, probably?
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It's true
This man has no dick.
Oh non je ne regrette rien
Wenn ich ihre Haut verließ
Der Frühling blutet in Paris
If you release several games that get this review process triggered your entire steam offerings should get taken offline permanently unless you pay a huge fine.
But wouldn't games like No Man's Sky get delisted for this?
Actually you know what I'm fine with that.
literally no downside to this
Semi related, I once ordered three dozen McDoubles and the guy at the counter got his manager.
"What's the issue?"
"This guy ordered three dozen McDoubles"
"So make three dozen McDoubles."
However highly Totino’s thinks of its customers, it’s too high. TOO high.
Eh, they lied too much before the game launched to build up hype for me to care anymore. If they had slapped an early access tag on it I would not have been so annoyed.
You're just describing 13 year olds really. Until we can stop them from posting on the internet, anything with review systems that they'd engage with is gonna get some garbage.
A coordinated group could probably destroy a small developer unless there were additional controls in place.
An assumption less safe than I would have thought a year ago.
This is a fuckin amazing ad i just want to bathe in its nihilism
I mean
can't we?
The Wii U would have succeeded if it launched with Mario Maker, imo.
Oh man yeah.
If I am looking at a game I may look at Metacritic and Steam. But just the base score and even then I still go watch gameplay vids to be sure because I have played some great games that got blasted by the mob.
No Man's Sky, Mass Effect Andromeda, and hell I even enjoyed that SimCity that got slammed.
your opinion, man.
That ad makes me want to buy Timberlands.
I'd say make it sufficiently expensive.
25k bad reviews (don't publicize the number that triggers it) (couple it with chargebacks to make it harder to determine what triggers it).
Is someone going to charge $250k~ of their own money or stolen money to cover that? (assuming it's at least a $10 game)
That'd be a hell of a gamble, and you could only do it once, I doubt there's that many compromised cards floating around.. well.. there probably is, but why use them to do review bombing when you can actually get physical goods that can't be taken away from you?
Not to mention compromised cards can't initiate chargebacks without access to the account itself (unlikely to be realistically possible in a large scale situation like this).
All I’m saying is that there is a corporation to blame here
That SimCity was pretty fun for a little while. But the flaws came out pretty fast.
I'm somehow survived long enough for there to only be about ten of us left, and all the (almost) sure fire winners are gone.
This is killing me.
Celeste [Switch] - She'll be wrestling with inner demons when she comes...
Fitness, friends, and sleep
user reviews are good there to figure out what is just utter poop and what has merit
I get to pick one more than I have now? Sweet!
I dunno why they lied about stuff in the marketing then. Almost certainly at least partially Sony's fault for pushing it out to market.