Ledivin
@Ledivin@lemmy.world
- Comment on Mexican President Threatens to Sue Google Over 'Gulf of America' Label on Maps. 1 week ago:
Who does, then? Google?
- Comment on New No Man's Sky update adds walkable gas giants among "trillions" of new planets, just in case you were running out 3 weeks ago:
We agree on the argument you shifted to - they barely delivered the game they promised on day 1. But that wasn’t what your first comment said. You said the game was starting to almost approach what they promised before launch.
You just can’t get the connection to me referencing “launch” in the first joke and then focusing entirely on the argument instead of a joke. Wild. You’ll do great in debate class when you’re old enough 🙄
Do those missing features means the game isn’t at it’s promised state?
Literally yes. You can shift the goalposts all you want, that doesn’t remove the fraud.
- Comment on New No Man's Sky update adds walkable gas giants among "trillions" of new planets, just in case you were running out 3 weeks ago:
Who’s moving goalposts, now? 😂🤣😂🤣
It’s almost as if you realized you were wrong and decided to change the subject. Wild.
- Comment on New No Man's Sky update adds walkable gas giants among "trillions" of new planets, just in case you were running out 3 weeks ago:
That said, their CEO is out there talking about their new game exactly like he did with No Man’s Sky, making very bold claims. We’ll see how that turns out for them. lol
It’s almost as if rewarding fraud instead of punishing it tells them it’s OK 🤷♂️ crazy how that works
- Comment on New No Man's Sky update adds walkable gas giants among "trillions" of new planets, just in case you were running out 3 weeks ago:
So you linked a spreadsheet that shows I’m correct, and use that to claim that I changed the subject am shifting goalposts…
If both of my claims are objectively true - based on the source that YOU provided - then did I change the subject or was I just adding additional context?
- Comment on New No Man's Sky update adds walkable gas giants among "trillions" of new planets, just in case you were running out 3 weeks ago:
So, try and follow me here… if the game still isn’t complete, then was it complete on day 1?
- Comment on New No Man's Sky update adds walkable gas giants among "trillions" of new planets, just in case you were running out 3 weeks ago:
How are my two complaints in any way different?
- Comment on New No Man's Sky update adds walkable gas giants among "trillions" of new planets, just in case you were running out 3 weeks ago:
They were definitely late on delivering for sure but they’ve gone beyond catching up at this point
Yeah, I don’t support fraud 🤷♂️ doesn’t matter how much they put I it after stealing millions of dollars through deceptive marketing and flat-out lies.
- Comment on New No Man's Sky update adds walkable gas giants among "trillions" of new planets, just in case you were running out 3 weeks ago:
Oh hey, we’re starting to almost approach the state that they claimed the game was in before launch!
- Comment on Valve saw a record-breaking 19,000 games released on Steam in 2024 1 month ago:
Downside is, that devs actually need to promote their stuff instead of completely relying on just being discovered on the platform
If it’s easier to get on the platform, but it requires that you spend the same amount on marketing as development, is it actually easier to get on the platform? Sounds like the worst of both worlds for everyone except Valve.
- Comment on Valve saw a record-breaking 19,000 games released on Steam in 2024 1 month ago:
That’s not a good thing. The Steam store sucks these days, there’s far too much complete shit
- Comment on 'It even breaks my heart a bit': Denuvo pushes back on its haters, says Steam forums are a 'very toxic, very hostile environment' 3 months ago:
Nah, that’s a dumb take. Denuvo does protect from casual piracy, that’s why companies use it, if only temporarily.
It also negatively affects legit consumers, and that is the problem - these publishers have decided that potential profit matters more than actual, realized customers.
- Comment on 'It even breaks my heart a bit': Denuvo pushes back on its haters, says Steam forums are a 'very toxic, very hostile environment' 3 months ago:
I haven’t bought a Denuvo-protected game in about a decade, and that isn’t going to change.
- Comment on Calif. Governor vetoes bill requiring opt-out signals for sale of user data 4 months ago:
He’s a liberal capitalist stooge. All of his decent-to-good policies are social, and virtually every financial or corporate decision is dogshit.
- Comment on Switch 2 is around the corner, but Nintendo announces a new Switch accessory anyway 7 months ago:
Did they not already have this? There are literally hundreds of these, are they really all third-party? JFC, Nintendo…
- Comment on CD Project devs want to "call out" big problems like homelessness and the wealth gap in Cyberpunk 2077 sequel 7 months ago:
Isn’t that… like… almost the entirety of the purpose of the genre?
- Comment on Messaging Service ICQ To Shut Down Next Month After Nearly 30 Years 8 months ago:
Serious question: did anyone here actually know it was still around? I’m one of the more tech-savvy people I know and haven’t touched ICQ in well over a decade at this point
- Comment on Valve has little to worry about as new Steam Deck rival arrives 8 months ago:
Honestly just shows how dialed in the steam deck is
I don’t understand how so many competitors are just making rhe most obvious, braindead mistakes. Who the fuck thought using Windows was a good idea?!?
- Comment on Steam will stop issuing refunds if you play two hours of a game before launch day 9 months ago:
Ehhh, I’m actually (surprisingly) gonna disagree here. Obviously there are special cases, where the game worked in EA and had some game-breaking crash on release, but those are the exception and not the norm.
If you played a game in EA, you know more-or-less what you were getting on release. You know the developer’s communication style and their release cadence, and you’ve literally played the game. I would like to see this time limit extended back to maybe 30m/1hr, but I don’t see a problem with reducing it if you’ve already experienced parts of the game.
- Comment on The Fallout TV show might have answered a decades-old question in the video games 10 months ago:
Fallout is hyper realistic
Ah, yes, stim-pacs have saved my life numerous times, and I also experience time dilation at my own whim!
- Comment on Jon Stewart’s coming back to The Daily Show, but only on Mondays 1 year ago:
Is there any way to stream TDS? There’s no way in hell I’m getting cable for 1 show
- Comment on Admit it, you have long dreamed of such hosting. 1 year ago:
Well then it makes sense that it wasn’t supported