Video games cost over $100 with micro transactions, now they want to increase the price even more? What happened to subscriptions?
Remnant 2: The Forgotten Kingdom only came to enrich the storyline of the base game, the Pan civilization, and Yaesha.
Some PS Plus subscribers can now access the next-gen version of Fallout 4 after Bethesda addressed concerns on Thursday, but others have still been left in the cold.
This update on PC kills mods, they still didn't improve or fix the draw calls and if you have an RTX card the game still crashes unless you turn off debris.
So if you mod the game it now looks worse, plays worse, all of your saves are broken and the game breaking bugs are still present.
Good work detective
Bethesda strikes again, always thought their games were a tad boring anyway, this was even before Microsoft brought them. Used to quake 3 team arena to death, on an old pc, at the time it was new, fresh, fast paced and innovative, their games these days, are none-of-the-above
Yeah I've had friends rebuy the game because the ps plus didn't work and they used to own the last gen version sold off the physical after the PS plus pack included fallout when they got the ps5.
So overall I know ms has likely warned quote a bit from this error.
"The London-based (the UK) indie games publisher PQube and Tokyo-based (Japan) video games publisher and developer Acquire, today announced with great thrill and happiness that “Class of Heroes 1 & 2: Complete Edition“, is now available for PC (Steam) and consoles (PS5 and the Nintendo Switch) via digital stores." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
The power of greed and milking the consumer to death, the power of greed and how some people are stupid sheep when it comes to their wallet and buying loot boxes and paying for those microtransactions. Even with the $10 hike up in price the quality control will not improve and that customer will be pissed they wasted that cash on a piece of shit game.
Microtransactions were, supposedly, put in place to stop the price of the base game from rising.
Microtransactions bring in a whole lot of money for many titles, so I can't wait to see the price hike, followed by new and interesting ways to spill out into the now already more expensive games.
More and more broken games. More and more "games as a service", more and more "roadmaps". All asking for retail at launch. You can freaking preorder the season pass of games that haven't even released.
The games industry really has become a greed-fest. I miss being a kid.
agreed
I'd rather spend the 10 bucks on a sub like Gamepass or even PSnow, that gives me access to hundreds of games.
Hell, even EA Access is a better investment to use the 10 extra bucks on than getting the exact same games the devs would have made, but charged you 10 more dollars for.
More and more broken games. More and more "games as a service", more and more "roadmaps". All asking for retail at launch. You can freaking preorder the season pass of games that haven't even released.Microtransactions were, supposedly, put in place to stop the price of the base game from rising.
Microtransactions bring in a whole lot of money for many titles, so I can't wait to see the price hike, followed by new and interesting ways to spill out into the now already more expensive games.
The games industry really has become a greed-fest. I miss being a kid.