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  • Companies know this already but SBMM style modes keep engagement. Honestly that’s what people like. People now just want SBMM style modes because people find casual modes irrelevant.

    It’s a simple fix. Instead of rewarding competitive play (even if games have no rewards, atleast you’re building up to a rank, casual modes usually gives no incentive). Reward casual modes. Let competitive be the mode people play for their satisfaction.

    No game does this. You usually get no special rewards when you play casual.

    They will not add non-sbmm modes & justify it by saying no one plays them, which is true. For games like Valorant that do have casual modes I see many of my friends never touch them. People find casual modes irrelevant these days. But you add rewards to them & instantly people will be there.



  • That strict a time schedule does not deserve any of those AC games IMO. And I like AC

    You much rather would try the new AC Mirage as it’s so short or older AC titles.

    Judging by you spending about an hour every day on it. It’ll take you about 8 days to just get the title cutscene to show up in AC Odyssey (although the game is pretty solid for the first 12-15 hours)

    Valhalla you should throw away right now. It’s far & away the worst of the franchise


  • The maps are definitely the most important parts of survival games. It definitely did not work. I’m not sure but it seemed like it started as a DLC, it honestly should’ve been a paid DLC

    The setting would be digestible if the game, UI, mechanics were the same. Everything changed so drastically with the second one.

    The third just needs to go on the firsts path. Open map, clear goal, clean UI & a main character that doesn’t talk.


  • The thing is with Half Life I feel Valve always wants to do something revolutionary. Not too different from how GTA sort of sets the standard for open world games. With Half Life Valve wants to change a part of the industry

    Half Life Alyx was huge for the VR. Now I wonder they want something new like this for Half Life 3. I thought it was a game that could be seamlessly played in VR or with mouse/keyboard. Just something we’ve never seen before.

    It’s definitely coming one day tho I feel Valve really wanted the pressure to be lighter. Alyx did just that.







  • I beleive the fact Arcane did this on purpose so in future they’re not asked to do it

    Look at Rocksteady. The Suicide Squad game is getting a bunch of backlash but Rocksteady are committed to it, so WB is also committed that that’s what they’re doing with all their properties now

    If Rocksteady from the start decided on making a shitty game and just pushing it out. It definitely would’ve changed the mindset of the execs

    To me the more bizzare ones are like Saints Row. Same company, they had the budget, seemingly had the time but it’s just made to be like a shitty fusion of a bad 2009 game and a bad 2023 game.


  • I just hope GTA 6 can match that

    Some new games just feel empty to me, regardless of how many state of the art graphical techniques they use, GTA 5 just felt right and RDR2 is the same. These games look better than games released years later.

    Starfield is the best example, it just don’t look as good. They look unpolished graphically. Starfield looks fantastic in some aspects but not great in other aspects.