@nehrowken@Fake3v@DeadbyDaylight@DbdNewsReal ^^ Can confirm. You can only scroll a little on Reddit in web.. you don’t have a choice but to get their app if you want to read further. 🤦🏼♂️
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@morrgssssss@conenor@TwoTimeCupChamp Go actually look into the case itself and the court transcripts. If you’re coming from the documentary just released on Netflix, it left a massive amount of important information OUT.
From my understanding, his phone was shut off likely during that timeframe or in airplane mode. (it was no longer pinging any cell towers conveniently during the timeframe of the murders and then pinged on backroads afterwards nearby).. the FBI also NEVER said his dna wasn’t a match, like at all?) They initially said there was no match in the government CODIS database; they directly tested him later on and confirmed it was a direct match to him, himself and not a familial match as the PD found using alternate methods. Check your facts first
They could… those companies have such backing in terms of money and teams in comparison to Behavior. It’s likely that they’ve adjusted when they send out updates just to compensate for Nintendos change in their process so that it’s available at the same time across all platforms. It also wouldn’t be shocking if they speak to Nintendo behind the scenes and have better deals. I’m also not sure if the fact that they’re free to play games, make a difference in that or not. There’s different legal stipulations when a game is free vs paid
Has nothing to do with that. Dbd has not changed drastically enough for it to make literally any difference just because of switch 2.
Nintendo changed their certifcation process months ago and made it take much longer for them to release an update to their store. Only massive AAA games have adjusted, JUST to adhere to Nintendo. Not every company cares to do that. It has nothing to do w/ a switch 2 version. As when OW and Fortnite update, the Switch 1 version is still available at the same time. If it had anything to do with hardware, that wouldn’t be the case at all.. They adjusted their schedule and when they submit their updates to compensate for Nintendos change in their process. Take for example… No Man’s Sky… Switch now lags behind a few weeks on an update compared to PC on both 1 & 2. Before the change in Nintendos certifcation process. (which happened AFTER Switch 2 - mind you.) It wasn’t the case and updates always happened across all platforms at the same time.) No Man’s Sky also HAS a dedicated switch 2 version. It has zilch to do with it. It’s a Nintendo problem, only certain companies care to change how THEY operate behind the scenes, to compensate for it. ✌🏼
From Google:
“ Yes, Nintendo shares significant responsibility for crossplay version mismatches because their mandatory certification and patch deployment process takes longer than other platforms. This causes game updates to arrive on the Nintendo eShop days or weeks after PC, Xbox, or PlayStation “
Might I add, Overwatch has massive backing now from Microsoft since they bought Blizzard… Apex has Electronic Arts backing and funding, and Fortnite, well they’ve always had a ton of money. Not quite the same as Behavior, behavior is big nowadays, sure…. But far from the other 3.
@LibertyCamp1031@brosheana @lalisaismother @DeadbyDaylight Isn’t big enough for companies to change their update cycle. Switch takes an extra 1-2 weeks to validate updates now compared to the past. Companies aren’t changing how they operate just for switch. They send their updates the same as they always have. It’s a Nintendo issue now.
@LibertyCamp1031@brosheana @lalisaismother @DeadbyDaylight No I think you are. Nintendo changed their policies in the last year. Every game I’ve played online that aren’t massive games (I.e. Overwatch & Fortnite) have been affected by that, switch isn’t on the same update schedule as any other game anymore, and the playerbase (1/2)