who knew the solution to dying was so simple
I would tend to agree with you in relying on other's opinions, but the track record for these things is just too hard for myself to ignore, with things like steam reviews and the few curators I trust for accurate reviews, being that they are so consistently accurate... plus I can always judge whether I will like a game or not by watching gameplay footage or streaming content.
I don't really understand this mentality. no game out there is exceptional enough to ignore feedback. TW only gave us multiplayer during beta so that's why it seems that people are only concerned with it. the performance of one part of the game should reflect the other... so to me what it sounds like is a bunch of people trying to rationalize their doubts of a poor beta experience and lean heavily into singleplayer making up for it.
don't call me delirious and talk about me like im not here just because you can't operate on more than 1 layer of irony
can't say I blame them, can you imagine if steam had free pony ride weekends?
yes because you realized those girls grew up to buy a full horse, and they never would have done that unless they got a free pony first
You telling me you think a single one of these kids actually paid for their ponies out of pocket?
I want pony to be free
You think it sounds like bull****, or it's impossible... until it happens to you and your favorite game!! RIP EVE online 2006-2018
smh how are you confused about this? TW has the option to make TWO clients, one free and can only access multiplayer/limited customization and the other cost $50 which includes multuplayer , full customization and singleplayer. Why would that work? Because people who are already going to buy the game, will not suffer having a limited free client and will shell out the $50 irregardless. Other people though, who just arent going to buy this game one way or another, might be enticed to downloading a free client, which could eventually result in the sale of a full client somewhere down the line. Just like the argument for cross platform, which seems is a foregone conclusion for Bannerlord, the argument for a free limited client seems to be too tempting for many developers to pass up. Me though? If you are going to try and extract anything out of the devs, might as well go with the free pony.
You arent thinking of the big picture. If everyone gets a free pony over night, the demand of services will also sky rocket overnight. with denser service areas to work with, the inevitable saturation of services that would result in the market, a highly competitive end user market would emerge, so we all get the benefit of a free pony, and a more fair and rejuvenated pony services economy
By that logic there would be 62 people talking about how they dont want it, so no, it does not logically follow. I didnt even vote for free MP once, sorry this conspiracy is busted like your sense of humor
anyone can clearly see that isn't true. I voted only once for the clear and true best option. Frankly I am shocked only 12 people arent stupid enough to pass up a chance for a free pony
Sorry chap you only get to vote once
hey here's a thought.... don't give attention to people who are clearly banned and do not deserve it, just let the momentum of time put distance between anything they've done and anyone who would remember... protip my friend!
People often call you insane until they have their moment of clarity... then you're a genius!
literally read the first OP of this thread... smh
you should start a career in questionable modeling
Oh no...too late! I've already headed your suggestion and taken action to satisfy the outcome, all is lost