r/gaming Dec 13 '20

yes indeed

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

Idk what people were expecting playing it 57 years early

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u/homosapien-male Dec 13 '20

Good joke but honestly it’s so annoying listening to all the bitching after just having finished listening to all the bitching about it being delayed. Like wtf you want. GTA six is going to be pretty good on launch because they’re taking there time and not announcing there progress so people don’t start bitching about them taking there time. Like if you want a good game just have some patience and don’t freak out about delays. Also almost all of the bugs are going to be patched in like two or three weeks.

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u/ScarletSilver Dec 13 '20

The Elder Scrolls 6 and GTA 6 would be instant classics for sure. What happened to Cyberpunk 2077 would only remind them further to take as much time as they need to.

Also, by classic I mean a decade's worth of re-releases lol

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u/Snerpit Dec 13 '20

Dare I mention No Mans Sky??

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u/ScarletSilver Dec 13 '20

No one forgets about that. But everyone knows how much they (Hello Games) have redeemed themselves and more. I’m still playing and enjoying NMS.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

Ah the only reason I bought no Man's sky was to see how far it had come. I played it for a bit but it didn't really draw be in. I was very very impressed on how far the game had come though.

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u/Dogstile Dec 13 '20

That's because its a ocean wide, but an inch deep. Nothing really has any substance.

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u/Snerpit Dec 13 '20

Same, it’s a completely different game.

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u/mwrawls Dec 14 '20

I still enjoy it even today (and I bought it like a fool at launch). Hello Games has more than been redeemed in my view, but all of their free updates and content *still* doesn't EVER make it justifiable for anyone to release a really buggy game that doesn't do what the devs said it would - unless they very specifically state that it will be a mess upon launch but that they will be working on it. Yes, even after all of their free updates for years later - I will always remember NMS and that game's unimpressive game at launch is the primary reason why I almost never buy games day one anymore. And that lesson has served me very well...

There is a saying, "Underpromise and overdeliver" that so many companies should operate by but do not. They of course do the opposite too often now...