Some "fans" live to complain about the thing they supposedly love, not even realizing the ideal solution is right under their nose: mobile RPGs.
Hanzala from eXputer: "Honkai: Star Rail has done more to honor its fans with free rewards, content, and QoL updates in a year than Genshin ever did in 3+ years."
Assault Lily Last Bullet W is a role-playing game from So-net Entertainment Taiwan Limited. Currently, this game has been put for pre-registration on mobile devices and is expected to be released at the end of May 2024.
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Not going to happen especially with mobile games they sound cool but then they want you to buy this buy that especially if the game is free. I might play the odd game of Tetris on the phone but I prefer pc and console gaming.
It's not that people hate them because they have political messages, but because the messages are half hearted and exist for the purpose of marketing. Borderlands 3? Randy Pitchford is a piece of shit that doesn't care about his workers. The Last of Us 2? Again, employees treated like shit. To a lot of big name game devs, putting out a political message ISN'T about proving a point, it's about attracting an audience.
I'm fine with the messages being put in indie games because at least then its coming from a place of sincerity.
I'm sorry, but mobile anything isn't the solution I would seek for anything. Half the world has gone mad in the last few years, but not mad enough that I would look into casual gaming.
hating one thing does not equal liking any other
that's like saying "if you hate open world games, you should love sports games"
also "Some "fans" live to complain about the thing they supposedly love"
are you saying if you love something you can't complain?
Really dumb article. So because people don’t want politics in there games means they can’t have a story whatsoever? You can tell the guy that wrote this is a weasel