. Also, Destiny is always online as well. Something that would piss off PC gamers.
Yes, that's why DOTA and BF4 PC are really struggling. Those backwards PC gamers hate that Internet thingy and refuse to connect to it.
. Also, Destiny is always online as well. Something that would piss off PC gamers.
Well played, Sir.Then I am not saying I won't buy it.
I'm not playing a competitive FPS with dual analogs.
I'm not playing a competitive FPS with dual analogs.
I'm not playing any fps with dual analog, it's just a clumsy control scheme.
Who even cares? Did anyone play halo on PC? If they did, they just saw how crap console made the fps anyways.
Who even cares? Did anyone play halo on PC? If they did, they just saw how crap console made the fps anyways.
Watch out, we've got a diggmcbadass here!
Worth it just for this quote.
Why would anyone be pissed off about a mmo shooter? People didn't riot when planetside 2, or tribes, or blacklight retribution came out so why would they get mad about this?
That's a fair assessment, but that's also kind of where I think the industry is at with both some PC ports and a lot of next-gen late ports.i would argue that deception is not an acceptable business model, fullstop. If you can't announce a port because you have no idea when it'll be ready or contractual obligations prevent you from technically confirming it or whatever, that's one thing. But if it's because you want people to buy your game multiple times and you think if you lie to them they will, that's... really not okay.
i would argue that deception is not an acceptable business model, fullstop. If you can't announce a port because you have no idea when it'll be ready or contractual obligations prevent you from technically confirming it or whatever, that's one thing. But if it's because you want people to buy your game multiple times and you think if you lie to them they will, that's... really not okay.
Stupid console agreements. I bet they made a deal with Sony/Microsoft to not make a PC version.
Tell us how you really feel.Fuck off and just make it for the PC. It's not that fucking hard.
They're treating PC gamers for shit because they're going out of their way to cater to your platform? Why is it that if a developer makes a decision to make a game for consoles [first] they get treated like shit under some presumption that they're doing it to spite PC gamers or purposely keep away from a market?Dear industry, stop treating PC gamers like shit.
Or maybe it's resources means more than just money. Resources are not infinite, neither is money as much as you'd like to assume that to try and construe some sort of anti-PC agenda out of this.500 person development team.
Massive investment by Activision who tends to be PC friendly.
Its strange that Activision wouldn't want this on PC day one in order to recoup more of their investment. There would be no threat of piracy due to the always-online nature of the game, and there is obviously no budget shortage.
Something very fishy is going on here.
It might not be Bungie making the PC port, though. What was their last PC game? Oni? Myth 2?Fuck off with this stupid shit.
Everyone with half a brain knows you're making a PC port, and everyone with the aforementioned brain matter knows you can't say shit because you assholes decided to partner up with the cancer of the industry to publish the title.
500 person development team.
Massive investment by Activision who tends to be PC friendly.
Its strange that Activision wouldn't want this on PC day one in order to recoup more of their investment. There would be no threat of piracy due to the always-online nature of the game, and there is obviously no budget shortage.
Something very fishy is going on here.
The idea that PC development is "cheap" is fucking absurd. Yes, they don't need to pay money to console manufacturers which seems like, yeah, that's cheap. Except they need to make a PC version that takes into accounts hundreds of video cards/sound cards/operating systems/cpus/OS's/etc. It takes time. Time is money. Not the cliche, literally.
You do it later when you have time... and you may get double dips... time + money spent = sure!
Then I am not saying I won't buy it.
What about transparency if it hasn't been decided yet?Getting a little tired of the back and forth with this.
Just a bit of transparency from Bungie on this issue would go a long ways.
500 person development team.
Massive investment by Activision who tends to be PC friendly.
Its strange that Activision wouldn't want this on PC day one in order to recoup more of their investment. There would be no threat of piracy due to the always-online nature of the game, and there is obviously no budget shortage.
Something very fishy is going on here.
What about transparency if it hasn't been decided yet?
Bungie needs to stop talking about it at all. I think that they just keep getting asked about it though and they just keep giving the same answer and a story is materialized from it to gain some revenue.
Most of all they need to start talking about the game itself. Every Destiny thread has people posting going, "wait, I thought it was a Hentai racing game slash MMO?", which speaks a lot to how they've handled the information for this game. I think announcing it early and then having the delay really messed with their marketing.
The idea that PC development is "cheap" is fucking absurd. Yes, they don't need to pay money to console manufacturers which seems like, yeah, that's cheap. Except they need to make a PC version that takes into accounts hundreds of video cards/sound cards/operating systems/cpus/OS's/etc. It takes time. Time is money. Not the cliche, literally.
You do it later when you have time... and you may get double dips... time + money spent = sure!
Do you think my PC behaves exactly like your PC? What graphics card do you have? How much RAM do you have? How much RAM does your graphics card have? What is your CPU? Are you using dual graphics cards? What OS are you using?
At the beginning of the release for Hotline Miami, I had delve to make a tweak to my printer spooler? part of my OS in order to get it to work properly.
Consoles are nice because you know that (unless they're modded) they have the same hardware and software specifications across the board. It makes QA a lot easier.
True words.There are many, many, things that aren't ok in this industry. People don't care. If you do care... it's frustrating.
What comment was that?
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/02/17/destiny-not-coming-to-pc-bungie-deny-reality/
Ring a bell? It might be misinterpretation, but it did stir up some feelings.
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/02/17/destiny-not-coming-to-pc-bungie-deny-reality/
Ring a bell? It might be misinterpretation, but it did stir up some feelings.
They're treating PC gamers for shit because they're going out of their way to cater to your platform? Why is it that if a developer makes a decision to make a game for consoles [first] they get treated like shit under some presumption that they're doing it to spite PC gamers or purposely keep away from a market?
Jesus the absence of logic in these types of threads begging for PC ports is baffling still. How hard is it to grasp the concept of limited resources? I figured PC gamers would be thankful PC was even listed in the original contract but people turn on a dime when they don't get what they want when they want when stuff like catering to markets where they built their core fanbases first and foremost are priorities.
Or maybe it's resources means more than just money. Resources are not infinite, neither is money as much as you'd like to assume that to try and construe some sort of anti-PC agenda out of this.
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/02/17/destiny-not-coming-to-pc-bungie-deny-reality/
Ring a bell? It might be misinterpretation, but it did stir up some feelings.