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Gamer99z 02/04/18 1:06:21 AM #31:	GregShmedley posted... Gamer99z posted... "In the case of video games, it being popular = It's a good game." We'll have to agree to disagree then because there's not any room I can give on how strongly I feel you are beyond incorrect with that statement. Words can't accurately describe how strongly I disagree with what you just said. Tell me again how you're not being dramatic. And just because you don't think Popular Game is good, that doesn't somehow make it bad. It is called an opinion. If a game is extremely popular, it is highly likely that a popular opinion of said game is that it is good. Unless you think people just like playing shitty games to look cool. Gamer99z posted... Because talking about it being a piece of shit is the only way they'll fix it and other companies won't think that's an appropriate bar to set for game development. I'm literally saying the game is fun and I enjoy it. It's just a shit show on a technical level. It needs so much work it isn't even funny. Well for one, the devs likely aren't lurking the boards here. And as I said, they are consistently improving both versions. Two, you literally have popped up in these threads multiple times just to talk trash on it with "I mean it's fun" and then proceed with praising Fortnite. I really don't think you even play it. Again I've literally said I like the game. The things I've said that are bad about it are solely technical and game design issues that are objective. I mean there's really not much to argue if you're taking the stance that a game being popular means it's inherently a good game. We're on such polar opposite ends there that there's no point trying to debate it because neither of us are going to change the others mind about that. I don't think the devs are specifically lurking the boards here, you just talk about the issues in general. They're improving it, but you have no idea the rate that's actually going to happen at for the major issues or if some of them will ever get fixed period. You just have to hope they do. I've mentioned it multiple times because it's pretty much impossible to talk about the game without addressing the elephant in the room... It's a mess... Just like 7 Days To Die, it's such a technical mess that for a long time, even though I loved it, I wouldn't even recommend it to anyone, and I still won't recommend the console version, despite me still enjoying that version, because it's a fucking mess. Fortnite gets brought it because obviously why wouldn't I acknowledge it's closest competitor, which doesn't have those same fundamental game design issues and technical issues? Especially on consoles. Does that make the game the better game or more fun? Not inherently. But as far as it goes on a technical level it's just better and actually works. Why wouldn't I acknowledge it? I logged over 30 hours in Steam before my PC died, which was awhile ago so I haven't been able to keep track of the PC progress. The only way I have to play it is the Xbox version, which is still a steaming pile of shit on a technical level. Again, that doesn't mean it's not fun it doesn't have redeeming qualities, just that it's got blatant major issues. In a game that's sold at retail, now officially as a version they deemed suitable for a full release, with no indication anywhere that it's still pretty much in alpha. It was a major complaint I had with 7 Days too. Nowhere on the game which you could pick up in stores for $30 doesn't it even remotely acknowledge that the game on PC is still actually literally in alpha and that the console versions receives drip fed, selective updates from the PC version. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - NeonOctopus <cite>Gamer99z posted [p:895415361] in i cant bre... [t:76279910]...</cite> <quote><cite>GregShmedley posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> "In the case of video games, it being popular = It's a good game." We'll have to agree to disagree then because there's not any room I can give on how strongly I feel you are beyond incorrect with that statement. Words can't accurately describe how strongly I disagree with what you just said.</quote> Tell me again how you're not being dramatic. And just because you don't think Popular Game is good, that doesn't somehow make it bad. It is called an opinion. If a game is extremely popular, it is highly likely that a popular opinion of said game is that it is good. Unless you think people just like playing shitty games to look cool. <cite>Gamer99z posted...</cite> <quote> Because talking about it being a piece of shit is the only way they'll fix it and other companies won't think that's an appropriate bar to set for game development. I'm literally saying the game is fun and I enjoy it. It's just a shit show on a technical level. It needs so much work it isn't even funny.</quote> Well for one, the devs likely aren't lurking the boards here. And as I said, they are consistently improving both versions. Two, you literally have popped up in these threads multiple times just to talk trash on it with "I mean it's fun" and then proceed with praising Fortnite. I really don't think you even play it.</quote> Again I've literally said I like the game. The things I've said that are bad about it are solely technical and game design issues that are objective. I mean there's really not much to argue if you're taking the stance that a game being popular means it's inherently a good game. We're on such polar opposite ends there that there's no point trying to debate it because neither of us are going to change the others mind about that. I don't think the devs are specifically lurking the boards here, you just talk about the issues in general. They're improving it, but you have no idea the rate that's actually going to happen at for the major issues or if some of them will ever get fixed period. You just have to hope they do. I've mentioned it multiple times because it's pretty much impossible to talk about the game without addressing the elephant in the room... It's a mess... Just like 7 Days To Die, it's such a technical mess that for a long time, even though I loved it, I wouldn't even recommend it to anyone, and I still won't recommend the console version, despite me still enjoying that version, because it's a fucking mess. Fortnite gets brought it because obviously why wouldn't I acknowledge it's closest competitor, which doesn't have those same fundamental game design issues and technical issues? Especially on consoles. Does that make the game the better game or more fun? Not inherently. But as far as it goes on a technical level it's just better and actually works. Why wouldn't I acknowledge it? I logged over 30 hours in Steam before my PC died, which was awhile ago so I haven't been able to keep track of the PC progress. The only way I have to play it is the Xbox version, which is still a steaming pile of shit on a technical level. Again, that doesn't mean it's not fun it doesn't have redeeming qualities, just that it's got blatant major issues. In a game that's sold at retail, now officially as a version they deemed suitable for a full release, with no indication anywhere that it's still pretty much in alpha. It was a major complaint I had with 7 Days too. Nowhere on the game which you could pick up in stores for $30 doesn't it even remotely acknowledge that the game on PC is still actually literally in alpha and that the console versions receives drip fed, selective updates from the PC version. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - NeonOctopus</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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