Hopefully soon no one will care about this game and it'll stop clogging up my RSS and Lemmy feeds. 😆
I mean, hopefully Sony reverses course on this decision and we can go back to playing a good game. What you describe is the most likely outcome.
It's no accident that many of these games are releasing their anti-features only after millions have purchased them and missed their return window.
EA did the same recently with Kernel anti-cheat in games they haven't serviced in years, games that actively cannibalise their latest titles!
Less players means less server running costs. Helldivers 2 might turn back or end up with this disastrous policy (for consumers) but until we have regulations on this, many companies will see the benefit of rugpulling software.
This doesn’t concern me. But holy hell, I’m getting hard Uplay flashbacks.
It was shit anyway. Never got it in the first place. If anything its just reassured me that online games cannot be trusted and will eventually bait and switch
Edit: especially if the rights are owned by a publisher
Mainly micro transactions. Though its not as bad as other games i don't agree with them being in games that cost money. If they are going to be added i think the game should be free. Its mainly a critique of online gaming in its current state.
The gameplay was not my kind of game but that's more of a personal preference than it being a bad game. I watched a ton of gameplay and had friends stream it to me and it looked very dull. He came across a lot of bugs while playing too such as clipping through the map forcing him to restart the entire mission.
I don't think I've ever seen a game on Steam with "Overwhelmingly Negative" reviews before. Usually "Mixed" is already a good indicator to leave your hands off a game.
Deserved
Did anyone actually have to log in? I played yesterday without having to add a sony account, neither did my friends.
D-day is next month.
May the refunds be ever in your favor.
"Uhhh acktuallay on page 420 of the Terms Of Service it says you have to suck my dick and you get no right to a refund!"
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