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All the games you mentioned got more support than Concord
Agreed. He is so hit and miss. One minute he has his own point of view that he constructs that comes across as informed but the next minute he's a griter jumping on whatever narrative the eco chamber is yelling out on X. He's more grifter than anything.
I think they'll better off with some Co-op modes that can come how tie in the vignettes they had already filmed, similar to how the Uncharted co-op adventures mode work. I don't see them getting any funding to do a single player type mode.
I’m so sad these weirdo anti-games crowd killed this game.These changes would be "easy" and "quick", with the exception of making it F2P.
I'd add to the list to include proper single campaign and specially to remove everything related to wokism.
To turn a game F2P would require many huge and complex changes: to highly change the design and progression of the game, unlockables and would need to create appealing enough monetization plus tons of extra related content. So I think they won't make it F2P.
As far as I know this guy is lying because we can't know the sizes of the updates.
We only know they modified branches of their repository with these names:
The names of the branches modified after launch seem to refer to:
So these changes only say that after launch they have been testing (or preparing to test) stuff related to their "Season 1" (first 3 months of post launch content), and maybe the PvE mode (which as shipped was a little thing, barely a tutorial).
- "QA" (so pretty likely builds for internal testers)
- "playtest" (meaning, small tests for external players, normally representing their target user)
- "S1" (which may refer to "season ") with the variants:
- "test nightly"
- "shipping nightly"
- nightly normally refers to frequent newer, smaller, unstable, versions with minor changes that kept released before they releasethe next major 'oficial' version
- "PvE mode": this is the most interesting one
But well, what we have is a nothing burger, it can be just some small internal changes and tweaks and related testing.
We also know that they have been making these changes multiple times per day since launch:
I find these changes funny:
I am not a FPS or MP shooter guy, but I agree that for me the gunplay in the beta felt good but characters I tested felt a bit slow and I prefered to have a bit quicker TTK.
Yeah, some of the characters that had a higher ttk required more tactical gameplay, and once you put in north of 20 hours in the game you start to pick up on that and play with them different.
Honestly I will say each match starts out a bit slow paced but I think that's a good way to start off, but if there is a Lark on your team, you basically have an endless speed-boost perk on the maps plus the crew decking system takes care of it. It's just for you to pick the right characters and get the perks in place to carry over to your main character you wanna stick with for that match. (Which is why I had some issues with how short the matches were.
PC guys / girls were surprisingly good team mates whenever I did play with them but yeah, steam numbers were an anchor to this game
Yep. But with current Sony talks I doubt they will change characters
Yeah I didnt mind playing with them the few times I did. Was that German dude PC?
