How does this affect consumers? Lame I had to say consumers like.
I mean more in the fact that I've bought a product and now stuff is being revoked. Guess it's covered in an EULA somewhere?
Why would anyone have confidence to buy another product from this dev? There is no guarantee they won't remove content. Seems to me like a dumb, short-sighted move.
you should rename yourself ThatOneCunt.Superhot is easily one of my top 5 favorite VR games. Regardless of this decision, I'll happily buy games from this developer all day long. What a dumb thing for everyone to get worked up over. The gameplay, which, surprise, happens to be the best part of the experience, is still there untarnished.
Holy hell take some deep breaths. It’s a commercial product, not just art, that doesn’t exist in a vacuum, but in a world and society where people hopefully feel a responsibility to not harm those that are vulnerable.The only thing that matters here is to make a stand against virtue signalling, nothing more.
Slippery slope infusing and conflating reality with escapism. While art imitates life imitates art….this is not it. It’s a restraining of art for no genuine reason, and art should have no limitations.
DeniedHoly hell take some deep breaths. It’s a commercial product, not just art, that doesn’t exist in a vacuum, but in a world and society where people hopefully feel a responsibility to not harm those that are vulnerable.
There are a million tragedies in the world — This is not one of them.
You guys ever hear of the mouse utopia experiments? You ever feel like we are living in the beginning of a human equivalent of those? Especially the one where the mice get everything they need except it's just crowded af and they all start to go looney tunes on each other?
I think it's happening man
I mean, if you treat games as a series of gameplay segments stacked on eachother I guess it's fine, but this is cutting out a central part of the story. What was wrong with just having the toggle?Superhot is easily one of my top 5 favorite VR games. Regardless of this decision, I'll happily buy games from this developer all day long. What a dumb thing for everyone to get worked up over. The gameplay, which, surprise, happens to be the best part of the experience, is still there untarnished.
Finally, another sensible normal person in this thread.Superhot is easily one of my top 5 favorite VR games. Regardless of this decision, I'll happily buy games from this developer all day long. What a dumb thing for everyone to get worked up over. The gameplay, which, surprise, happens to be the best part of the experience, is still there untarnished.
What an awful post. Why should he call himself that because he isn't bothered that a scene is removed from a game?you should rename yourself ThatOneCunt.
He thinks this is a dumb thing to get worked up over (I disagree), I think he's a cunt.What an awful post. Why should he call himself that because he isn't bothered that a scene is removed from a game?
I'm know I'm assuming a lot from just that one post but, wow, you sound like an arsehole.
Superhot is easily one of my top 5 favorite VR games. Regardless of this decision, I'll happily buy games from this developer all day long. What a dumb thing for everyone to get worked up over. The gameplay, which, surprise, happens to be the best part of the experience, is still there untarnished.
What an awful post. Why should he call himself that because he isn't bothered that a scene is removed from a game?
I'm know I'm assuming a lot from just that one post but, wow, you sound like an arsehole.
Sanctimonious because I called a guy out for calling someone a cunt for barely any reason?Ah yes, how dare people be offended that a core part of the game's story telling is altered and irreparably damages the overall product. I question if you have ever actually played the damned thing and aren't sitting on your high horse out of habit.
Take your fake sanctimonious shit elsewhere, mate.
“Censorship is telling a man he can't have a steak just because a baby can't chew it.”
― Mark Twain