I'm getting seriously depressed when checking SteamSpy and there are still 50000 copies sold.
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Steam's Black Friday is almost upon us, first sale for DE. I hope even tame 20-30% discount could give game some notorious boost in copies sold.
Zariusz
Liturgist
We need Sseth to review Disco Elysium so his Merchant Guild will invest in it. Hopefuly it could repeat Underrail review effects.
Maybe someone with a Twitter could make a...tweet, I guess?
SteamSpy hasn't worked in a year or so why do you believe in it so much?
Because I've been following it since the release and growth dynamics was pretty believable?
no. i find review amounts is a better indicator of sales majority of the time especially when it reach beyond 100. review amount x 50 - 100 assuming 1 in 50 to 100 people post review. when outward have announced 400k sales, the reviews are in around 4000 ish reviews. so give or take DE has sold 150k to 300k at the very best case scenario. i think KCD is also around 12-15k reviews when they announced 1 million sales or something.
it can also be anomaly where there are tons of ratio for players to review that it have alot of reviews but few people buying it.
I tried to message Graystillplays to ask him to play the game, but no luck so far :/
Chaotic_Heretic
Arcane
The game is amazing but goddamn; I had a seizure again when playing an inland empire build. So this will have to remain off the table for me from now on 
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Prime Junta
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FWIW Steamspy is now showing 100,000 to 200,000 copies sold.
god is real and he is Estonian
Nice try, Harry. Go check these traps, lazy bitch.
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Its, like, two seconds in Google:
Thanks, but what I'm looking for is this picture
But I'd rather have its full version, without logo and the dialogue picture to the right.
Its, like, two seconds in Google:
Thanks, but what I'm looking for is this picture
But I'd rather have its full version, without logo and the dialogue picture to the right.
try PM Kasparov, I guess?
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I guess I will.
I'm just nervous he'll send me photos of somebody's mom instead.
what is this about mom joke?
Disco Elysium is 20% off on GOG and Steam.
https://af.gog.com/game/disco_elysium?as=1649904300
https://store.steampowered.com/app/632470/Disco_Elysium/
https://af.gog.com/game/disco_elysium?as=1649904300
https://store.steampowered.com/app/632470/Disco_Elysium/
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Rev
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Quick question, guys: I've already finished the game (and some will remember that I really, really liked it) but I'm curious about one thing.
In my playthrough I always tried to investigate and discover things about the murder case, the city, the district, the characters, etc. and the passing of days sold me on the impression that if I just went around doing nothing or if I fucked things up too much there would be consequences. But I still haven't find the time to replay the game and try other choices, so I'm asking: is it really like that? For example, if I simply choose to waste Harry's time while doing nothing at all would I have to face some kind of consequence for that? A game over, maybe, if too many days go on or something like that?
In my playthrough I always tried to investigate and discover things about the murder case, the city, the district, the characters, etc. and the passing of days sold me on the impression that if I just went around doing nothing or if I fucked things up too much there would be consequences. But I still haven't find the time to replay the game and try other choices, so I'm asking: is it really like that? For example, if I simply choose to waste Harry's time while doing nothing at all would I have to face some kind of consequence for that? A game over, maybe, if too many days go on or something like that?
Did you actually like the game? Can't recall.
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I understand that in murder-mysteries the suspects is often revealed to be an someone unlikable, but wasn't making him an insane black, racist, communist incel a bit too much?
I really disliked the ending - both the phantasmid and the fact that the murderer is someone completely off on some secluded island that you get to once you do all fetching. It would be much more fitting if it was someone with whom the player already met and conversed.
This way it's just cheap and derp. OH NO MURDERER WAS SITTING ALL THE TIME ON SOME FUCKING ISLAND NO ONE EVER WENT TO AND KILLED FOR NO GOOD FUCKING REASON EXCEPT BEING INANE.
Or, if you understand it the other way, IT WAS FANTASY MONSTER ALL ALONG, MAGIC HAPPEND OH NO.
This way it's just cheap and derp. OH NO MURDERER WAS SITTING ALL THE TIME ON SOME FUCKING ISLAND NO ONE EVER WENT TO AND KILLED FOR NO GOOD FUCKING REASON EXCEPT BEING INANE.
Or, if you understand it the other way, IT WAS FANTASY MONSTER ALL ALONG, MAGIC HAPPEND OH NO.
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