Goalus
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As I said, I fully support the review bombing then.It's on PC, PS4 and PS5. Just because they didn't release on xbox doesn't mean they don't have crossplay you numpty.
As I said, I fully support the review bombing then.It's on PC, PS4 and PS5. Just because they didn't release on xbox doesn't mean they don't have crossplay you numpty.
As I said, I fully support the review bombing then.
actually it would be further proof that they relied on Epic software for matching making. Since they couldn’t even spare budget to release Xbox day one.Crossplay?
So is there an Xbox version, too? If there isn't, we can safely conclude that the review bombing is justified.
Exactly, this was known back in April:actually it would be further proof that they relied on Epic software for matching making. Since they couldn’t even spare budget to release Xbox day one.
It's useless ... not needed.. just makes things needlessly more complicated.I'm not a PC nerd, someone explain to me why having an Epic Game Store account is some kind of huge dealbreaker.
From what I understand crossplay is between PS4 and PS5. PC crossplay would be between Steam and EGS. If crossplay was enabled between console and PC, Sandlot/D3 would have to pay a fee to Sony to enable that and console users would probably need an EGS account too.Crossplay?
So is there an Xbox version, too? If there isn't, we can safely conclude that the review bombing is justified.
That isn't exactly the same. The same would be if Dyson also required me to make an account to use the vacuum after I already had already purchased it from my Amazon account. Amazon owns Ring, etc... Of course I have to use their service.Dyson isn't an online game. Amazon is doing just that with its online products like Alexa, Ring, Kindle, etc. Who's review bombing those?
Good point but they also sell other products on Amazon that ask for other accounts too like Android phones, Nest thermostats, physical games, or whatever. Most product pages don't even have yellow warnings like Steam does saying a third party account is required. The ones that "nobody pays attention to" for one game but notices it wasn't there when it doesn't let them play from the getgo on another.That isn't exactly the same. The same would be if Dyson also required me to make an account to use the vacuum after I already had already purchased it from my Amazon account. Amazon owns Ring, etc... Of course I have to use their service.
There are so many games being released every day. Literally anything that annoys the consumer is a potential dealbreaker now because competition in gaming has never been so fierce. Developers and publishers are quickly learning you can't shove their tech or ideology down gamer's throats and easily get away with it anymore. Most gamers will just move on to the next thing.I'm not a PC nerd, someone explain to me why having an Epic Game Store account is some kind of huge dealbreaker.
They should stop making games then just so idiots don’t have to download a launcher.stop forcing people to make an account for every game dwv/publisher and the review bombs stop.
otherwise good on them
Exactly, this was known back in April:
They obviously provide a service that makes development and use of their APIs a lot easier for the small studios and in return they require account registration. It's no different than MS, Google, Amazon etc and their APIs for online and cloud based services.
Lmao why? Thanks to them i evaded shit like this...fuck egsfucking nerds, steam just needs to disable user reviews at this point.
Ok I should have been more pissed at this news If I knew the game was actually this good.
It really is one of the things I hate about PC gaming though. When I had my PC trying to set it up as a console this was one of the issues I ran into. I would run an older game that would launch origins or some shit and require me to login.Ahahaahah all these crygirls screaming sh!t for an account is really going out of hands.