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I played Defiance a couple years ago and was pleasantly surprised. I maxed out my character to whatever the limit was, then left because I lost interest. I tried it again a month ago and it was a steaming hot pile of poo poo, nothing like I remembered. It's like it literally devolved. Mobs were zigging and zagging and teleporting all over, the game was janky as gently caress, and virtually unplayable, and looked awful. I don't know how something like that happens. I know it's being re-released shortly with new tech or whatever, but word on the forums is that it's literally the exact same game but with new bugs.
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Virtual Captain posted:June Set 3
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Pierson posted:Was there any reaction from the citizens when Warframe showed working flyable spaceships for their free-to-play space ninja game, that included almost-seamless ground-to-space transitions, enemy and friendly boarding parties, multi-crew command stations, and basically half the stuff SC has been promising for a half-decade? The same reaction they use for everything. "What company X actually made is cool, but it's nothing compared to what we're going to make. Checkmate!" It's very versatile reasoning.
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Addamere posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0RuRJOQa8M&t=20s That was a callback to the original episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPpvViI6tgg If we're going for hyper-pedantism, I suppose you could argue that the original clip doesn't quite stress the "it is ... it is..." pause, but that's violently missing the point. I'd agree that Lesnick was probably quoting Data, for no other reason that a lot of people didn't realize just how many callback jokes were crammed into that Scotty episode. Scruffpuff fucked around with this message at 12:10 on Oct 29, 2018 |
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AcidRonin posted:It's ironic that as a kid I really loved freelancer and fro folowing this saga it seems the only way I got that game was Microsoft removing CR. You get a gold star and free ice cream for actually realizing it. You also get to save thousands of dollars, because the people who didn't come to the realization you did are still giving Chris free money, not comprehending that he can't make games.
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I didn't realize until I caught up with this recap that even  is coming around.
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Nebakenezzer posted:A good post, Skeletal Captain rides again Whitebox: Graybox:  You test the gameplay this way, and add the final graphical polish last, because it's the least essential to the core game but takes the most time and needs to be redone repeatedly if you get the early parts wrong. Chris Roberts doesn't know what any of this is, but game developers do.
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Fashionable Jorts posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2y_rLIIB5I What kills me is that I think Chris is doing this on purpose, and not solely to sell spaceship JPEGs. He has not designed this game, and he has no idea what it is or what he wants it to be. "Visionary developer" Chris Roberts literally believes, without irony, that high-fidelity assets will just assemble themselves into a game once you "add in" physics, like seasoning a stew. He thinks that graphics first is actually the way to make a game, and everyone else is backwards. He's one of the dumbest people of all time - there's a reason this shitshow has broken ground so frequently in the "OMGWTF" territory that traditional game development studios just can't match.
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Chris has no ideas so there's nothing to whitebox. But by making high-fidelity assets and pasting them into a model-viewer like Space Colorforms in Space his screenshots make it look like he's a legendary game developer who's almost finished with his masterpiece, instead of the nearly-strangled hand-waving drooling fraud that he is.
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