BeefJack: "It went down as well as you’d expect: like a sack full of bricks dropped onto sack full of doe-eyed kitten orphans. Evidently the Pope is right: the Godless kids of today just don’t have any respect for faking your own death, only to rise again a few days later with amplified bandwidth. It wasn’t just a dumb stunt, gamers decried: it was a juvenile prank perpetrated by a group of desperate, attention seeking chancers. It was decided that GOG had exhausted two years of good will and hard work trying to drum up interest in their new website. It was pretty much the same reaction Steam or the PSN gets during bouts of maintenance: uncontrollable fury, death threats and a 572% global increase in the use of the incorrect spelling ‘basterds’ online. The only difference is that GOG’s outage wasn’t preceded by weeks of warning."
The Super Credit exploit that players have been using will be patched by Arrowhead now that the devs are aware of its existence.
How would they know the difference between someone who purposely shut down their game and someone who crashed out?
And the shutting down of the game seems so tedious. Super Credits are really easy to get.
Sparking Zero is doing what Xenoverse won't.
Ben Sledge from TheGamer Writes "I’m already impressed with Supergiant’s commitment to improving body diversity in the Hades 2 technical test."
