Why the Creator of Disco Elysium Hasn’t Read the Reviews, and What’s Next for the IP
Disco Elysium released on Oct. 15, but Kurvitz isn’t resting yet. He’s currently working on porting the game to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 next year and translating it into Chinese and various European languages. He’s also focused on an English translation of Sacred and Terrible Air that will be released next year, and he has plans for an expansion and full sequel for Disco Elysium.
In the article Kurvitz said:The last one I want to make, when I’m 50 or 60 ...
It was even referenced in one of the songs, that plays during the boat sequence (at 4:15):Man. I only just got that Disco Elysium is a joke off of Disco Inferno. My brain really isn't what it once was.
Well there you have it. Plans for an expansion and a sequel, and more sequels until Robert's 60. That's 25 years, which means about 5 games at the current rate. Damnit, I'll have to start watching my cholesterol levels if I want to play them all.
Edit: Disco is #1 on IGN's list of best games of 2019 (all genres).
https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/10/31/the-best-games-of-2019-so-far
Ain't anything wrong with artistic types doing itIn addition that Kurvitz guy must have used drugs a lot and it shows
Also aint anything wrong with actually liking something Goral, mechanically shallow or not. like come on, get over it, someone pulled off good writing for once.
Also aint anything wrong with actually liking something Goral, mechanically shallow or not. like come on, get over it, someone pulled off good writing for once.
How do you even do an expansion to this? A side-story in the same setting (aka reusing all art assets)? I would be kinda weird to just like add new sidekicks & quests involved in the same story, or even to do another detective case with the same characters...https://www.escapistmagazine.com/v2...t-read-the-reviews-and-whats-next-for-the-ip/
Why the Creator of Disco Elysium Hasn’t Read the Reviews, and What’s Next for the IP
Disco Elysium released on Oct. 15, but Kurvitz isn’t resting yet. He’s currently working on porting the game to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 next year and translating it into Chinese and various European languages. He’s also focused on an English translation of Sacred and Terrible Air that will be released next year, and he has plans for an expansion and full sequel for Disco Elysium.
Ahhh expansion not DLC. Most expansions are a separate thing. Most likely another case after the events in the game.How do you even do an expansion to this?
I'm playing it on an Asus Zenbook 14, with a touchscreen, among other laptops. It's still easier to use the keyboard in most cases. But touch for movement is fine.
Or the adventures of female faggot Ruby or whore Klaasje (the latter seems more likely, she's a spy, is a junkie and an intelligent junkie at that so all DE skills can come to play).Ahhh expansion not DLC. Most expansions are a separate thing. Most likely another case after the events in the game.How do you even do an expansion to this?
I never said there was anything wrong with liking DE so why are you mentioning this? The fanboyism levels in this thread are over 9000, just like in Underrail section. Anyway, yes, DE has good writing but only in certain parts (hence uneven), usually it's average and quite often plainly bad.Also aint anything wrong with actually liking something Goral, mechanically shallow or not. like come on, get over it, someone pulled off good writing for once.
How do you even do an expansion to this? A side-story in the same setting (aka reusing all art assets)? I would be kinda weird to just like add new sidekicks & quests involved in the same story, or even to do another detective case with the same characters...
You dont have to watch your cholesterol levels, its bullshit, anyone with a minimum of scientific backgrounds knows it now . No i am not trying to kill you, your poe review dont warrant such levels of hate . Its just a vast fraud. Eat what you want , absolutely anything in reasonable quantities, that's all you have to do .Well there you have it. Plans for an expansion and a sequel, and more sequels until Robert's 60. That's 25 years, which means about 5 games at the current rate. Damnit, I'll have to start watching my cholesterol levels if I want to play them all.
Edit: Disco is #1 on IGN's list of best games of 2019 (all genres).
https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/10/31/the-best-games-of-2019-so-far
This seems right. I hadn't realized the one-week deal. It just dropped out of that time frame, and I expect it'll dry up. Still, made it to 213 votes, which isn't too shabby. Less than a third of felipepepe's but that seems cosmically right. I still think the best review, though, is the one where a guy created a Walter Mondale user name just to have a meta-joke. Feels very Codexian.It's interesting -- it seems like Steam reviews have some kind of critical mass thing going on, because the number of "likes" that my review has accelerated. It suggests that an interesting way to sabotage a game would be to write an unpersuasive but enthusiastically positive review on Day 1, have it upvoted by fanboys until it hits that critical mass, and then watch it sit forever as the most helpful review. Good thing for these guys it's felipepepe's magisterial review that took off instead.Notable Steam reviews
Isn't there a simpler explanation, which is that your (great!) review fulfills the criteria of being <1 week old, and simply got lucky with its initial few likes, leading to a snowball effect as it became gradually more visible and attracted more likes? Like Felipe's review, it'll likewise disappear next week.
I don't think the general Steam user wastes a lot of time changing the default time filter, and those who do are probably looking for something more -- at that point they'd be too cognitively invested to be led astray by grandoise reviews.