Brayko
Self-Ejected
Was gonna edit something like that but you beat me to it you sly dog you.
But still *Nazi mysticism* You can't ignore the fact!
But still *Nazi mysticism* You can't ignore the fact!
This is why we can't have good things.As long as I enjoy the actual game, I really don't give a toss about saves and DRM and all of this extraneous drama.
ITT people are very upset because they can't purchase hypothetical DLC.
Explain how I'm wrong. Because the only difference between the DRM-free SR and the Steam DR is the ability to buy DLC that hasn't been made yet.You are beyond retarded has anyone told you? Actually I don't care.
ITT people are very upset because they can't purchase hypothetical DLC.
i.e. beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master?Many people who back a project because it promises "DRM free" do it because they're against the very concept of DRM, not just because they don't want to deal with DRM themselves. Keeping the fact that the game will have DRM when it is sold to non backers secret during the kickstarter campaign is dishonest.
ITT people are very upset because they can't purchase hypothetical DLC.
People are pissed off that even though the DLCs are hypothetical the one and only thing HBS is sure of is that they'll have DRM. And the fact that for a game that emphasizes community involvement, there won't be any DRM-free version for friends of yours that dislike DRM. Especially since HBS was talking up DRM-free during the Kickstarter.
How will the game be distributed when it's released to the public? What about DRM-free?
That's all true. It's available DRM-free from their website to backers.For mobile tablets, Shadowrun Returns will be available via iTunes, Android Marketplace, and the Amazon Android marketplace. For PC/Mac/Linux, the game will be available DRM-free from our website. We are also looking into a Steam release (and potentially Humble Bundle as well).
Maybe the Douchebags tell you to shut up not because they will have what they want but because they will have what have been promised ?Fuck if I will ever understand this. Here, in the Kickstarter forum, in any forum if you will. Douchebags telling us to shut the fuck up since they are fine.
Let me rephrase your idea of 'gaming community' in a way that it should clearly give away the value of your comment:
"As long as I have food and water, I really don't give a toss about people who do not have food and water"
Or
"As long as I enjoy my car, I don't give a toss about workers' right"
Or... no actually let me stop here. This kind of nonsense, bravado talk can only fly when you are an anonymous douchebag... Try that in front of people who are looking at you in the eye. And for the more 'academic' among us, you should know that perception of inequality is one of the most disturbing feelings in humans... revolutions have been started in its name.... go ahead, search for it on fucking wikipedia if you are so inclined to learn something, once in a while, instead of just browsing entries for you 'fav' game.
That's an... unfortunate spelling error.Considering they ran out of money to implement saving and looting, but the games made on the editor CAN have looting, I'd say that everyone ios really hyped for the fan-made content.
And a pretty valid one too. I didn't want to get this on Steam and now I will eventually have to.But while you can have them withouth steam, the moment the DLCs/Expansion happens and people start to use them, people that have no-DRM versions woun't be able to play any new map. And that's major reason for all this butthurt.
The complete game in every way (with all the intended functions) + an extra expansion that will be offered to everyone who participated in the kickstarter = "chewed up bone"/"crippled".
As long as I enjoy the actual game, I really don't give a toss about saves and DRM and all of this extraneous drama.
The complete game in every way (with all the intended functions) + an extra expansion that will be offered to everyone who participated in the kickstarter = "chewed up bone"/"crippled".
Yes, for those who insist on not using Steam, their DRM-free version WILL be crippled.
Anyway, the most I'm pissed off is about people posting retarded shit like this:
As long as I enjoy the actual game, I really don't give a toss about saves and DRM and all of this extraneous drama.
Hey, I don't give a shit about what's being talked here, let me butt in and tell you what a level headed person I am by not giving a shit about it if I enjoy the game, I'm sure this will end all discussion forever and to the end of time because no one has ever uttered this before. SEE THE LIGHT!!!
Not that the discussion was actually about the game's quality. Even though things like checkpoints will affect the quality of the game. Of course... we already heard "looting? pff, as long as the game is good it's fine". Soon it will be "What the game is shit? As long as it's good it's fine, though".
Maybe the Douchebags tell you to shut up not because they will have what they want but because they will have what have been promised ?Fuck if I will ever understand this. Here, in the Kickstarter forum, in any forum if you will. Douchebags telling us to shut the fuck up since they are fine.
Let me rephrase your idea of 'gaming community' in a way that it should clearly give away the value of your comment:
"As long as I have food and water, I really don't give a toss about people who do not have food and water"
Or
"As long as I enjoy my car, I don't give a toss about workers' right"
Or... no actually let me stop here. This kind of nonsense, bravado talk can only fly when you are an anonymous douchebag... Try that in front of people who are looking at you in the eye. And for the more 'academic' among us, you should know that perception of inequality is one of the most disturbing feelings in humans... revolutions have been started in its name.... go ahead, search for it on fucking wikipedia if you are so inclined to learn something, once in a while, instead of just browsing entries for you 'fav' game.
So screaming that you have been cheated is maybe...wrong ?
Scream as much as you want though but better to do it about the right reasons : their future DLC policy and the fact they have been sneaky
Fucking lazy mobile developers. "Loot is haaard!.." "Saves are haaard!.." "Patching is haaard!.."It's not that complicated. It's easier to implement than a 'checkpoint' save....
That's all true. It's available DRM-free from their website to backers.
And the fact that for a game that emphasizes community involvement, there won't be any DRM-free version for friends of yours that dislike DRM.
How will the game be distributed when it's released to the public? What about DRM-free?
For mobile tablets, Shadowrun Returns will be available via iTunes, Android Marketplace, and the Amazon Android marketplace. For PC/Mac/Linux, the game will be available DRM-free from our website. We are also looking into a Steam release (and potentially Humble Bundle as well).
After a lot of prototyping and research, we decided that our best delivery option for OSX/Windows/Linux is to go the route that great games (like Skyrim!) have taken and embrace Steam and the Steam Workshop. Steam allows us to provide up-to-date downloads and patching along with a vibrant ecosystem for developing community-created content and file sharing.
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We realize that for some of you, releasing on Steam isn’t your first choice but there are a lot of really great things we get from this decision that allow us to focus on the game rather than on making things like backend servers to deploy and manage shared content. From the start, we’ve had to make practical decisions like this one to ensure we get the most out of the support you’ve given us. We consider this to be the best option for everyone.
While the details are still being worked out, we hate draconian DRM as much as the next guy. We expect there will be an account system but it would be primarily used to enable the social elements of the game like mission and character sharing--not to restrict access to the game itself.
Actually this question regards the ways of public distribution. So they actually promised to sell the game DRM-free through their website.How will the game be distributed when it's released to the public? What about DRM-free?That's all true. It's available DRM-free from their website to backers.For mobile tablets, Shadowrun Returns will be available via iTunes, Android Marketplace, and the Amazon Android marketplace. For PC/Mac/Linux, the game will be available DRM-free from our website. We are also looking into a Steam release (and potentially Humble Bundle as well).
They've said there will be both kinds. New avatars, new missions, possible other stuff like tilesets.I don't know what to think about this DLC stuff, myself.
If it's reasonably-sized "modules", side-adventures and the likes, you know, like you have adventure books in pnp games, then why not? As long as it's well done and brings enough content to the table that's actually new, I'm actually all for it, and if it's competently made and I liked the core game, I'll buy it. DLC on its own isn't evil, it's what people typically do with it that is.
On the other hand, if it's stuff like Cyborg Pony Armor and various assorted lazy shit like that, then fuck those people and I'll never support them in any way ever again, because they took something that had a chance to be great and just wiped their ass with it. Sure, it's still great, but now there's shit smeared all over it.