@Sony That is litterally the worst wolverine game ever made, designed for someone who's never touched a game in their life. The game is on rails to such an extreme degree that it basicly plays itself.
Also, you chose to go to war with your customers, not smart of you at all.
@DreamsOfGlades@monly360 AI tends to struggle with body structure, especially if it's a background element rather than foreground element. Ask an AI to make an image for you then careful observe the characters in the background. Fingers are one of the things it messes up on most.
@Marathonman1120 America does indeed need more farmers, but the problem is farmland has been largely co-opted by large corporations and by government who strong arm the farmers out of their land. For example: https://t.co/i8S4FSszzJ
@GamesRadar 8/8
And that's where the system starts to undermine itself.
A player's time is finite and there are only so many potential players at any given time. The more live service games there are, the more thinly those players and their time is spread.
@GamesRadar Calling live service tricky is an understatement.
For live service games to work, they have to maintain a certain player count to remain profitable, and to do this, they use all kinds of tricks to keep players in the game even once it starts feeling boring.
@GamesRadar 7/8
Ultimately, trying to keep up with multiple MMOs simultaneously didn't go well. It left me exhausted, feeling like I had accomplished little between them.
The very mechanics designed to keep players engaged makes it unrealistic to play multiple MMOs simultaneously.
@GamesRadar I've played a ridiculous number of MMOs over the years. RuneScape, Conquer Online, Eudemons Online, Rakion, World of Warcraft, Ragnarok Online, MapleStory, and plenty of others.
I would generally have one MMO I played actively while playing another on the side or during events.
@GamesRadar 5/8
When the live service market becomes as hyper-inflated as it is today, every live service game suffers.
They're all competing for the same limited pool of players, and there simply aren't enough hours in the day for people to keep up with all of them.
@GamesRadar 4/8
That sort of FOMO has only become more elaborate over time. The difference is that modern live service games stack these systems on top of each other until the game starts feeling less like something you play and more like something you have to maintain.
@GamesRadar 3/8
Of course, this isn't entirely new. RuneScape was already heading in that direction years ago. The Wintumber Tree event ib particular sticks with me.
Players who completed the Christmas event without an active membership were permanently locked out of the Wintumber Tree item.
@GamesRadar 2/8
As a result, many players tend to lock in on a single live service game exclusively.
Modern MMOs use daily/weekly quests, upkeep on certain mechanics, limited-time items you will probably never see again, and various other tactics to keep players engaged.
@OrwellDay Phone surveillance is worse than you think
https://t.co/QIKTAdqKL8
And it will only get worse with forced ID verification to even use the internet coming in the near future.
@Bex936@Blueblur_23 Easy. In the words of Ronald Regan:
"Freedom is a fragile thing and it's never more than one generation away from extinction. It is not ours by way of inheritance; it must be fought for and defended constantly by each generation,"
@tanpukunokami@amani_zang I'd say worse. The political left in America love to commit vandalism, block highways, and be all around nuisances.
https://t.co/n1feOu6EbQ
It’s really hard for me to watch stuff like this. There are many examples of the left blocking traffic and preventing people from getting emergency medical care or even getting their babies to the hospital. These people are scum.
@LEDx2000@linuxuser1996 Waiting to happen? It's already happened every time it's been tried and it's starting to feel like that was the intended result
https://t.co/pE4Zaqt4FC
@oelma__ There is never just one thing
It's a combination of:
*Unrestrained Government
*Multi Nation corporations bribing government into making laws where said corporations ultimately have more power than any government
*Feminism
*Comunism
*Copyright