Does this mean Massive Chalice is done for good? No more updates in future?
probably nothing major in terms of content.
Does this mean Massive Chalice is done for good? No more updates in future?
Good for him, no doubt a great career move.
So what do you gather he's going to work on over at Valve?
probably nothing major in terms of content.
How complete was the game that came out of Early Access? I've always been interested in it, but I didn't back it and haven't been following. Probably waiting for a sale at this point. Hopefully the campaign stuff was all finished?
Not to mention in a city with literally 1/3rd the costs of the Bay Area with much better job security. Seems like a good deal to me.Way better pay to support his new baby boy.
I hope he gets to work on a game he'll enjoy, like Dota 2, which I guess isn't a game anymore.
How complete was the game that came out of Early Access? I've always been interested in it, but I didn't back it and haven't been following. Probably waiting for a sale at this point. Hopefully the campaign stuff was all finished?
How complete was the game that came out of Early Access? I've always been interested in it, but I didn't back it and haven't been following. Probably waiting for a sale at this point. Hopefully the campaign stuff was all finished?
I like Valve, but the way games get made there is really weird. Almost everything they've ever released falls into at least one of these categories:Working on games, just not making new ones ?
He doesn't have to, he's also a huge DOTA guy, so I imagine he'll be joining that team.
That's depressing :/
That's depressing :/
I like Valve, but the way games get made there is really weird. Almost everything they've ever released falls into at least one of these categories:
- Made by someone hired by Valve to grow their idea/mod into a full game
- Sequels
- Half-Life 1
I don't know if that's more or less weird than categorizing 'sequels' as some kind of oddity for developers.
For your metaphor to work he was a movie star in like, Guam and he's going to work for the biggest cinema in the world.Does it though?
It´s more like being a movie star and being called to a cinema to sell tickets.
I like Valve, but the way games get made there is really weird. Almost everything they've ever released falls into at least one of these categories:
- Made by someone hired by Valve to grow their idea/mod into a full game
- Sequels
- Half-Life 1
How is working on a game you love depressing ?
"Valve doesn't make games" jokes were old a year ago.
Good thing they've announced and put out so many new games to make those jokes obsolete since then.
Good thing they've announced and put out so many games to make those jokes obsolete since then.
Working on Dota 2 = not working on games? OK.
TBH Dota 2 is barely a game.
TBH Dota 2 is barely a game.
TBH Dota 2 is barely a game. It's a port of a mod to another engine.
Can you define what you think a game is?
Yeah because maintaining three massive online games, VR, controller and Steam Machines isn't enough. If they aren't working on Half-Life 3 they aren't doing anything.
Yeah because maintaining three massive online games, VR, controller and Steam Machines isn't enough. If they aren't working on Half-Life 3 they aren't doing anything.
An interactive software that is fun to play.
TBH Dota 2 is barely a game. It's a port of a mod to another engine.
An interactive software that is fun to play.
the patches aren't nearly frequent enough to justify a company saying "But dota!"