Reminder that Always Online DRM is the biggest problem facing gaming today, and the fact that it isn't getting nearly as much coverage as smaller issues should be setting off some alarms.
Reminder that Always Online DRM is the biggest problem facing gaming today...
David Ross
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Carter Cook
based moldman telling it like it is
Jayden Perry
forget the DRM, try stream based services only in the future.
Ian Wilson
Reminder that:
>you will never have mods again
>you will never have community servers again
>you will never have custom configs again
>you will never have offline mode again
>you will not even "install" games anymore, it will all be streamed
Nathaniel Thomas
STOP KILLING GAMES
Jaxson Sanchez
why is community generated content dying?
half the appeal of online games was custom maps, gamemodes, etc.
Kayden Taylor
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Jayden Fisher
1. There’s no money in it. Nobody would buy mappacks or DLCs if they could get 10x better content for free.
2. Some user generated content might be “offensive” and every online game has to be kept as sterilized and dull as possible so avoid hurting someone’s feefees.
Jack Rivera
>Ross has been warning us for years
>It just keeps happening
Julian Brown
I'm not afraid of Stadia because it has too many technical hurdles to be viable, especially in America. It's going to end up as one of Google's many failed projects.