They have been working on an unannounced city builder for a while now. Maybe not on the same scale as cities skylines, but at least it’s the same genre. So hopefully they have gathered some experience in the area already? Can’t speak to the results yet, though.
I’m more worried they don’t have the capacity to meaningfully improve anything about cities while also working on that new thing.
Little Rocket Lab has similar vibes, though it’s not a farming game. It’s an automation game with conveyer belts. Controller experience is good IMO (never played with keyboard and mouse).
Well, if that is that case, I change my view on this. As I said I was replying to a specific post, not the recording. Maybe the article was bad then, not portraying the situation well enough. What I read sounded super out of touch from the politicians‘ side (”how dare you express your anger in my face“).
I guess my error would I didn’t do enough research before replying.
I don’t know, but I think if he’s not ready to help stop the genocide in his position, he should be ready to hear what people think about that. In person. Not from the comfort of emails that you can just ignore. And of course the people are angry.
I didn’t see anything about 8 hooded men in this post, i don’t know if that is the original or other articles.
But from the thing I replied to, I feel like this was okay? The only reason he didn’t go home was that he didn’t want anyone to find out where he lives (fair enough).
But why dodge the question about the genocide? Maybe he should realize that when you support genocide, people will be very angry at you. Instead of complaining about them expressing their anger, just because for once it’s in person instead of emails you can ignore.
How were they ”threatening” him? To shout that he should be ashamed is not a threat, Mr. Kristersson.
And about the ”normal behavior”, I would say it’s okay to do something not ”normal” when expressing your discontent about complicity in a genocide. Maybe complicity in a genocide should be ”not normal” and he ”crossed a line”? And then dodge the question about the political issue.
But I guess the demonstrators should just use the approved method of influencing politicians and be born rich and well connected instead.
But this whole day one DLC thing is a PR nightmare already? Step back from it somehow = win back some good will?
I used to work at PDX (dev studio). And even there players were saying the DLCs were just cut from the game to charge for them later. Which I can tell you, is not at all how that works for the grand strategy games.But with a day one DLC it’s quite obvious. I mean maybe they wouldn’t have made the extra clans at all because they couldn’t justify the production costs? Personally I think they thought this is the most likely thing to break them even on the sunk cost of this dumpster fire.
The other peeps from the dev studio I’ve talked to are just as baffled (and upset about the consumer hostile practices).I’m so glad I got off that sinking ship.
They have been working on an unannounced city builder for a while now. Maybe not on the same scale as cities skylines, but at least it’s the same genre. So hopefully they have gathered some experience in the area already? Can’t speak to the results yet, though.
I’m more worried they don’t have the capacity to meaningfully improve anything about cities while also working on that new thing.