Hari Seldon
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Unless it is f2p I will never play it.
Oh yeah, let's blindly guess the future of a game with no gameplay shown, then pat ourselves on the back with a smug 'called it' like we weren't just throwing darts in the dark. Delusional much?that is the point
gameplay (the act of play) one of the things Bungie's is very good alongside lore/world buildingOh yeah, let's blindly guess the future of a game with no gameplay shown, then pat ourselves on the back with a smug 'called it' like we weren't just throwing darts in the dark. Delusional much?
The A.I. can be quite insightful; It's not blatantly negative or positive; cautiously optimistic. and my reasoning is there too.It's not insight, it's luck dressed up as ego
W/e model its gonna be, it will crash and burn just like concord, or upcoming fairgame$![]()
Badly I'd say. Depending on how the game is I'd be happy paying $40 with full access and cosmetic mtx.
Cancelled within one month
Hope the price model is : FAIL
more interesting to me is if they will still go through with the Xbox release. because when Sony bought Bungie they put out a statement that their next game will be on Xbox as well...
I really wonder if this has been scrapped by now.
sorry kid have to work saturday ... if its not your bed time yet when I arrive you can maybe taste the tearsCan't wait to taste your salty tears on saturday
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Granted, not much if it's not on-topic.What would you gain from showing your love for a game?
I'm not saying this will be the biggest success either, but I think it's the right choice to focus on the multiplayer concept, instead of it being an after thought (DMZ anyone?).Is there a single player campaign? If not, it'll fail if it isn't F2P. Cold hard reality.
Something like this but I think the $40 up front might be for real, but you get a glorified demo and you basically have nothing to do in the game if you're not paying that quarterly subscription... and of course you'll be incentivized to just buy the whole year up front.$70 upfront, with PS+ required and will offer battle passes @ $20 per three month season. Later on it will probably go f2p and piss a ton of people off.
Helldivers 2 doesn't have a SP campaign. Last years best multiplayer game.Is there a single player campaign? If not, it'll fail if it isn't F2P. Cold hard reality.
This is the most boomer response I've had all yearsorry kid have to work saturday ... if its not your bed time yet when I arrive you can maybe taste the tears
It's a new IP (to the current audience of gamers, I'm in the older bracket and I'd never heard of Marathon before).
So i think it's essential it's F2P to get people to try it. It can really work if the game is good.
So I think the smart play is a Finals model. f2p with limited content to start then roll out a update along side a singular pack to upgrade to for 40.
Bungie have best in class shooter controls and feel for thier style of games so I think you get people in, get them hooked then go from there.
People are just mad that most of their favorite AA games aren't massive hits either.I will never understand why people are coming into a thread to express their hate for a game.
There sure are a lot of games that I don't care about at all, but I'm not going into threads of 'anime style rpg x' to say I hope it's going to fail, because I don't like it.
What would I gain from that?
more interesting to me is if they will still go through with the Xbox release. because when Sony bought Bungie they put out a statement that their next game will be on Xbox as well...
I really wonder if this has been scrapped by now.
How is Marvel Rivals not included in that list? That seems very wrong to me from that fact alone. There's no way Apex and Overwatch 2 are doing better numbers than Rivals.I asked the A.I.s this:
What are the 5 best, most popular and financially healthy FPS competitive GaaS right now? (just to give marathon a better chance)
1. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO)
2. Valorant
3. Call of Duty: Warzone (and Warzone 2.0)
4. Rainbow Six Siege
5. Apex Legends/Overwatch 2
So I ask you this, the intelligentsia of GaaS.
1. Will marathon break the top 5?
if so, the game being displeased is going out of business?
if it fails, is marathon, Bungie and hermen dead?
Helldivers 2 doesn't have a SP campaign. Last years best multiplayer game.
i think so as well sadlyW/e model its gonna be, it will crash and burn just like concord, or upcoming fairgame$![]()
Marvel Rivals is an absolute roaring success as F2P.Why would you copy the model of a failed game? The biggest problem with F2P that most of you don't pick up on is how difficult it is to build enough of a playerbase that you're actually making money.
I think Helldivers 2 is the most realistic model for Marathon.
This game is almost certainly dropping for 40 dollars.
Marvel Rivals is an absolute roaring success as F2P.
It doesn't matter what model you use. If the game is good, people will play it.
Absolutely. The multiplayer scene hungers for an extraction shooter that's (way) more arcadey than Tarkov. Helldivers 2 is also an extraction shooter, without PvP.Exception to the rule, a phenomenon. Which was also wisely priced accordingly. Will Bungie follow suit? Do you bet on them also hitting zeitgeist status and success with Marathon? Because that's the requirement today.
We're only a few months away from the "Marvel Rivals lost 80% of it's player base" stories rolling out.Marvel Rivals is an absolute roaring success as F2P.
It doesn't matter what model you use. If the game is good, people will play it.
Absolutely. The multiplayer scene hungers for an extraction shooter that's (way) more arcadey than Tarkov. Helldivers 2 is also an extraction shooter, without PvP.
Real question is, who'll come out on top?
by the share amount of investment and due to inflation and tariffs, the base game should be around U$400 phsycal and U$ 380 digital, with a U$100 season pass.
Apex Legends was also not tied to an IP, other than it taking place in the Titanfall universe, in a way that isn't very apparent to people who aren't already familiar with that fact.Why would you copy the model of a failed game? The biggest problem with F2P that most of you don't pick up on is how difficult it is to build enough of a playerbase that you're actually making money.
I think Helldivers 2 is the most realistic model for Marathon.
This game is almost certainly dropping for 40 dollars.
Apex Legends was also not tied to an IP, other than it taking place in the Titanfall universe, in a way that isn't very apparent to people who aren't already familiar with that fact.
Marathon can be 40 dollars if, like Helldivers, it includes PVE only content that players find compelling and enjoyable. And please note that I said PVE only content, not only PVE content. Optional PVP will only help add value to the game, but if it's PVP only (or even forced PvEvP), I don't think that can't exist anymore as a successful paid product. I've not seen any recent examples.
Right on. The Finals is the most creative shooter I've played since Apex Legends. I'm sure Arc Raiders will have a place to gain a community, but Marathon will probably be the most commercial and casual extraction shooter to date.Embark is awesome but ARC Raiders needs to find a strong differentiator or it'll get crushed by Marathon. The last ARC Raiders playtest was extremely vanilla.
80 devs (Embark) vs 300 devs (Marathon) is The Battle of Thermopylae.
It will be interesting to see how many Extraction Shooters can thrive on the market.Right on. The Finals is the most creative shooter I've played since Apex Legends. I'm sure Arc Raiders will have a place to gain a community, but Marathon will probably be the most commercial and casual extraction shooter to date.
I'm not going by genre, I'm going by game type. PVE, PVP, or a mix of both. PVP and mixed games I've not seen find success lately outside of the f2p model.Have you seen any AAA extraction shooters on the market?
Marathon will limp along for a bit. Fairgame$ feels like a Concord in the making.I wonder which will be better, Marathon or Fairgame$. Or will both crash and burn?
Escape from Tarkov is Pay 2 Play. That's the most successful Extraction Shooter on the market.I'm not going by genre, I'm going by game type. PVE, PVP, or a mix of both. PVP and mixed games I've not seen find success lately outside of the f2p model.
Thanks for proving my point.This is the most boomer response I've had all year"I only like single player games - like back in the old days"
Alright grampa, see you on saturday - when you've done all your grown up stuff
Even when it's ftp, I'll never play it.Unless it is f2p I will never play it.