people will try literally anything before implementing UBI
And maybe making the same game three times has made them pine after doing other stuff.
Should I even buy Expeditions: Rome now and give those bastards my money?
How any game company doesn't see every government coming down on NFTs and any kind of alternate currencies like osmium bricks once they become remotely threatening to their control of the populace is beyond me. What makes people think governments who already tax their citizens spending and income won't want a piece of the pie when their citizens are mindless whales blowing cash on imaginary ownership of some 3d models and or images?
The developer responses make it seem like it's mostly a separate decision taken by the founders/higher ups (with the exception of Jonas Waever, apparently?)Should I even buy Expeditions: Rome now and give those bastards my money?
The sole thought of what a high-quality NFT game might be makes me sick. I hope they fail and lose everything they invested in this project.
Ok I'll buy the damn game;The developer responses make it seem like it's mostly a separate decision taken by the founders/higher ups (with the exception of Jonas Waever, apparently?)Should I even buy Expeditions: Rome now and give those bastards my money?
Ultimately it's your own choice, but my own - potentially naive - stance is that if Rome ends up being a success it will at the very least notify THQN that there remains an interest in the Expeditions franchise.
For what it's worth I still intend to play the game since I profoundly enjoyed the two previous instalments. Knowing the fate of the studio does make it a bit melancholic knowing that I am probably playing their swan song game, but when I start playing the game I'll try to suppress those thoughts and approach it like I would with any other RPG.
"Play to earn"