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Fallout 4.
It’s all i dreamed and more. A cruel mistress at times that demands my time and my love but delivers so much for it, i sink in my time and get nothing back but good hard fun.The pip-boy edition i have is even better to have even without the phone to use it with and i cant honestly say i’ve seen one bug yet, not a single one. Must play more, Must find more time.
Full refunds are being offered to people who bought the Arkham Knight video game via the Steam service, because it has bugs that "cannot" be fixed.
Well steams new refund service is being used to full extent this time, on a game so hideously broken they had to stop selling it, how a game this broken got out at all i dont know but i did and it’ll cost WB big money. Hopefully this will be a lesson to other companies to fix games BEFORE release.
Bob Whitaker, a historian of modern Britain at Louisiana Tech and the host of the YouTube series History Respawned, recommends Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, the entertaining new Ubisoft game set in Victorian London. He likes the way it successfully captures the feel of the British capital in the 19th century, and he particularly likes the way the game depicts the Thames River as crowded with industrial traffic. But he still has some nits to pick.
So on the whole pretty good aside from the slightly overly white population and feminist pleasing removal of all mention of prostitution despite it being completely historically accurate much to the joy of the always overbearing Anita Sarkeesian, a woman so comically conformation biased I’m pretty sure she could argue a lump of coal into being sexist. Speaking of coal the industrial revolution was apparently well represented with a few changes having to be made to make it work as a game. Once again assassins creed is teaching people history.
Payday 2 developer Overkill Software has been eerily silent about the game’s controversial microtransactions, a move that’s had the community upset for more than a week. Over the weekend, Overkill finally spoke out. They apologized for bungling communication, but the microtransactions are here to stay.
Ok so i’ll say it again, I don't like microtransactions but i can tolerate them so long as they arent shoved down your throat every 10 seconds like a mobile game and don't turn a game into a pay to win unless it’s made obvious from release that it will be a pay to win but free to play, at least then you know what you’re getting. But even though I’m obviously not a fan even i have to admit this is getting a little out of hand, the problem here as i see it is that the devs said it would never happen and now it has people feel betrayed, that said i have to admit that the weapon skins the drills give wont give you anything but good and since there is no PVP wont screw over other players who dont have the cash for the skins, it’s actually just good for whoever you play it with. But....all that said while i understand they have taken chances with this game to get more capital for future projects and a boost in studio size it seems to have backfired taking an already fairly medium sized player community and turning them against you, the problem is that with a game that doesn’t become stellar and thus misses out on merchandising and the money that comes with that you have to rely totally on game and DLC sales, if the DLC adds nothing useful to enhance the game likely just game sales and a few DLC buys, this has to pay for that game and for an independent studio like overkill the next game too so putting something in place to ensure a constant money stream will be tempting.
The problem here is the feeling of the community of betrayal which I’d call at least 50 justified as the game wasn’t made into a pay to win and other companies do similar things and people are fine with it, valve for instance are notorious for it but the games were free to start with while you had to pay for all of Payday 2′s game copies and DLC packs (till recently when it became free on steam). the other problem is that $2.50 a drill with 2 possible drills you might need is steep, i could get it with maybe 5 for $5 but if they’re needed enough times in a short space of time that’s big money and you might not even get the drill you need. Finally the stony silence when this first broke was not helpful, it let the games community get angrier and angrier with no word from devs about what was going on, how the anger would be dealt with, no why’s no hows just silence letting the anger get to fever pitch and letting the hate dictate the way the conversations went from then on along with the arguments against the whole idea, not seeing any word before it happened just BOOM, microtransacions are here and going nowhere and thats how it is.
Little bit naughty Harmonix staffers.
So members of staff got caught out posting positive reviews of their own game, I don't honestly think this was a direct company motivated idea intended to deceive bit still common sense should say that if you worked on a game that you shouldn't then go posting positive reviews on it or any for that matter.
The Metal Gear creator has a non-compete clause that expires in December.
This will be a major blow to Konami but one they brought on themselves by behaving as they did towards him and his team, Konami might not even know this yet but even thought this will pretty much mean the end of metal gear as a series there is no doubt that Mr Kojima will move to another company and likely take most of his former studio staff with him to work of new games which will likely end up biting Konami in the ass as they miss sales on games that could have been theirs.
Best of Luck to you Hideo Kojima after the hours and hours of fun your games have put into my life.
People already have their eyes glued to gaming videos on YouTube for 144 billion minutes every month, but the first update to its dedicated gameplay app will help create even more mobile-game footage for viewers to watch.
This could open up the world of games videos to a new generation of video producers, people who don't exactly have the money for a ÂŁ/$60 game week in week out or don't have the money for a PC with recording gear of the latest gen of consoles (which is what i use) to produce videos with so this could be a good starting point.
Small gaming firms are being given thousands of pounds to help them make global blockbusters.
This will be a great boost for the indie game companies that benefit from it and could see the start of gaming as a growth industry and the rise of new kinds of games with the purpose of more than just entertainment. I hope it works out and it is encouraging but the companies that benefit need to use the money wisely.
The makers of computer game Call of Duty: Black Ops III are criticised for including images of a flood-hit Denbighshire town in a promotional video.
Gotta be honest, it’s a bit tight arsed to complain about this. This kind of footage is used all the time in different ways by different sources who dont complain, i can understand people getting annoyed but it just looks like an attention grab to make this big of a deal about a 2 second clip.
Poor little billionaire?
I like Markus Persson, I always have i guess as the guy who made my favorite game ever and seems like a nice guy to boot so the fact he sold Minecraft to Microsoft and made billions out of it didn’t really change that at all, by all accounts he tried to do what he could to safeguard the futures of everyone involved with the game but even so his former staff and friends hate him for “selling out”, imagine if you were in his position? Billions? All yours for the taking but you have to sell whats basically your baby to what some still view as the evil empire, i can honestly say that being offered whats pretty much a “never work again” sum of money for you and your while family I’d do the same more than likely, but seeing what it’s done to him might make me think twice, former friends hate him, women are intimidated and stick with regular working guys due to the wealth and lifestyle leaving you with celebrities and gold diggers and the feeling that you sold out all of the things and people that got you into that position in the first place. As an introvert i at least have an idea of how he feels and i know it wont be easy, i just hope things easy up soon and that he can ease up on himself. Â
Seriously do we really want this now?
Well no, I hate microtransactions in games in some like Neverwinter i can understand and embrace it because it’s an otherwise free game that’s really good in it’s own right making these it’s only source of income, but in a game you already have to pay through the asshole for? That’s going to start to boil my piss and will do with others, especially in a game that from all i hear (I’ve not played it in a long while) only really kicked as a good and full game with an expansion that costs as much as the vanilla game, at least this is just emotes at the moment and nothing like armor or weapons but how long till it is? I’m guessing that after a while when the initial possible outcry dies down shiny ingame weapons and gear will creep in meaning players can just buy top level gear. Not a fan as you might guess.  Â
You've got 30 days to request refunds after making a purchase.
This could be good for us all in 2 ways as i see it, number 1 is that we finally have some form of protection against spending money on digital content that ends up being broken, this to me means that people can be a little more experimental knowing that if the game is broken it’s not a total loss. The second way i see this being good for gamers is this will force game companies to properly test games to make sure they work properly in the real world, is the PC edition of arkham knight had this kind of protection from more than just steam it would have dealt WB a major blow money wise.
It does of course remain to be seen how it’ll be implemented on for instance XBL or PSN and there are questions to ask like for instance how much does the product have to be broken to constitute a legal right to a refund, is it just a few glitched achievements or does it have to be totally un-completeable and broken at a basic level? Gamers and publishers will have very different ideas about what makes a broken game so i can see publishers trying to make it as hard as possible to get a refund and ensure that only the most broken of games is eligible.
"The possibilities are endless with a character as dynamic and beloved as Batman."
Hearing this makes me happy as a gaming and a comic book fan, i do love the arkham games and we finally got to see batman at his peak potential, gameplay that made you feel like the silent predator that he is, yes they has small flaws but each was a well put together and attractive package of a game that if the trend for quality continues i’d be happy to see more of.
Next month’s Games With Gold lineup has been announced.
It has to be said i’ve loved this since it started for 2 reasons, number 1, free stuff, i do love free stuff for being a member of something like XBL or PSN and number 2 is the ability to try games i’d have otherwise never bothered with or wanted to possibly lose money on a weak game. So the fact that the games are actually always good like the current line up of Tomb Raider Definitive and Deer God means you’re on to a winner most of the time if not all of it.
Ok so this is a tenuous link to gaming at best but still i’m going to go with it, everything i own basically runs on windows, 2 computers, an xbox and a phone meaning this would make for a nice addition especially as someone who likes to keep fit so i know how many calories I’m using during the day. I really like the look of this but i can see it being damaged while i’m at work so i’ll have to be seriously careful.
Dungeons & Dragons MMO Neverwinter's Elemental Evil update coming next month.
I promised myself years ago i’d never get snared by MMO’s, i failed that after destiny had me grinding day after day until stopping myself was like coming off a drug i no longer even enjoyed but kept up with out of a sense of duty and familiarity, Neverwinter though i play day after day even if just to receive blessings or character admin for fun, because i enjoy it and you can play it quite easily for free, yes you are pushed to spend money but you can enjoy the game without it and with a huge new expansion you have no reason to pass up a great game you can get and play for free
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is truly epic and deserves to win Game of the Year
I have to confess that up to now i still haven't played this so i cant say how much or little I’ll enjoy this but with that said i can trust Hideo Kojima to have got it right again so i can pretty much say i will. With all that said though lets wait till fallout 4 is released before talking about game of the year.