DSOGaming writes: "It appears that the sequel to Pillars of Eternity, Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, has sold poorly. According to reports, the game has only sold 110K copies worldwide until September 2018. And while the WRPG market is a niche one, this number feels really low and may explain the rumours that surfaced about Microsoft purchasing Obsidian."
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PoE: Deadfire, Unless you have a or PS5 or an SSD don't bother, loading times are insane. A minute and a half to go into a room to investigate a desk in an inn and then an additional 1 1/2 minutes to leave the room and then load to leave the inn???
And they never fixed it.
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If the rumors about Obsidian being purchased by Microsoft are true, I hope Pillars of Eternity II still gets released on PS4 and Switch as scheduled.
This is really sad...I didn't buy it yet, but it's just because I still haven't played my copy of PoE1. I love this genre, though, but each one takes more than 50 hours to finish...I can't play them at the pace they are released. I wish my days had 48 hours each.
What's up with all the PC gamers and console gamers who claim they have a killer machine? I mean, it's rated an 88 on Meta currently.
That's a shame. I said the first had problems but I was hoping the second would be better.
Well, with this maybe the MS rumors will be true and they can get some solid backing.
the first one wasn‘t exactly something brilliant despite that it was hyped beyond belief. that a sequel would only sell a friction of the first one was clear to everyone on the planet except those who wanted to press the idea of a sequel through.