The main reason big gamedev is stagnating and dying is because developers simply dont play their own games, they are businessmen, they are earning money from “herd, which is not as smart as they are in life”, so who cares about the end product, if it sells and you get profits? And I am sure the situation will worsen, indie is keeping gaming alive since Fortnite released, which is like 5 years already or something?
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“Quite better than literally nothing, thanks.”
Is this true accepting or “best you can get out of you scumbags” accepting and “thanking”
Yes because otherwise, you will only really queue with people in your BR, and good luck with 10x3 different pools from a stagnating player base plus Japan.
This is why they stated with their soft BR rule iirc never “never” but “less likely” or sth. like this. This makes me also think that they wanted to go with 10 levels or something like this. A harder BR or no rule/ basic number br MM would lead to bot matches
Because they barely read suggestions.
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New UI is bad and inhumane, literal torture device, its like smart Paladins devs decided to “change the UI in main menu a bit” and lost like 30% of playerbase in an instant.
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Its, again, a sign that no living person from the dev team has ever entered the main menu of the game once.
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The UI was changed because of the new meta order system but it was never stated why and how it makes the change possible (At least I never read any reason).
And tbh if this is because of the research tree/ campaign levels I dont think you need to “recreate” the entire house though the UI change is kinda amazing. They mostly moved things around and changes sizes and add a new tab but its still a Frankensteins monsters and messed up with custom hangars.
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My main issue is that buttons are small and make eyes hurt, adding its SEMI-TRANSPARENT, why hurting new players? For them not to play the game?
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And they spend time to make it. I am not talking about that stuff is good or not. But I am saying that they have other stuff to work on, not only that table.
Cool.
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Ever heard a P-51 take off?
They don’t take off the ground, they scream off the ground.
The game had to tone down the aircraft so we all don’t go deaf.
I once was in a B-24, gawking at the design of the plane, when I met an old lady.
She said that her dad was on a B-24 during WW2 and one of his jobs was to kick out the bombs that were not released during the bombings. The bombardier would open the bomb bays, and he would kick (with his feet) the bombs out of the bomb bay, while standing on the catwalk (which is like 6 inches wide).
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Kick it for the bisquit
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That is just wild. The amount of nerve that takes to do something like that is just beyond courageous.
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Ah yes try and downplay the issue by saying it isn’t finished. You keep telling people to shut up and wait for details, now that details are out you want people to shut up until it’s finished.
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I mean a bomb cant detonate off kicking it, you can even drop it from your hands, they are designed to be stored in tons after all, but serving on a WW2 bomber takes some herculian nerves, yes
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And these people expect their players to pay 60 buks for a single squad)
My grandpa was with me, and when we were walking through a B-17, he told me, “I’m lucky I went to Vietnam”
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Yeah B24s were more common in the Pacific, and that was just absolute hell for everyone involved. Vietnam doesn’t sound any easier though, like those guys that crawled through the tunnels (forgot what they were actually called).
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Turbulence I guess?
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Tunnel rats.
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