Looks like they don`t really listen community as was when IdolNinja was alive. But no info about EGS in Steam. Ofc they just don`t say about that. But with out normal modding soft workshop would never happen.
Just so we're all clear, it's usually not the developers choice to have add in features like that when you're a subsidiary of a larger publisher that signed a bunch of exclusivity deals.
"The devs don't listen," no, the devs were probably contractually obligated to have EGS compatibility and it's entirely out of their control.
"The devs don't listen," no, the devs were probably contractually obligated to have EGS compatibility and it's entirely out of their control.
You could say this a thousand times and people still will ignore it.
But it was Volition (or the parent company) who said "yes" to Epic's proposal, so they could have avoided having EGS compatibility if they just let the game release on all platforms/engines at once.
Although I guess that's easier said than done when you've got a desperate platform forcing money into your pockets at plastic spork-point, just so they'll have a new game to lure in customers.
That's just GreedSilver's doing. The devs are all well aware of EGS's shortcomings. They don't see any of that money directly since it goes to the publishers. The only effect it has on the studio os that it keeps their lights on. If AoM had been an Epic exclusive, maybe they wouldn't have had to lay off so many people.
There's also that thing about playtests happening on Steam even if the game is planned to be exclusive to Epic. EGS doesn't even have a function to allow playtests. I think it was in the SRTT remaster where some file mentioned some functions were limited on PC due to Epic. I think that was for achievements or networking, not sure.
There's also that thing about playtests happening on Steam even if the game is planned to be exclusive to Epic. EGS doesn't even have a function to allow playtests. I think it was in the SRTT remaster where some file mentioned some functions were limited on PC due to Epic. I think that was for achievements or networking, not sure.
You could have went with "DeepPockets", though I guess that may have been too subtle.
I'm quite fond of DerpSilver as well.
DevSlayer... We should probably stop before this becomes a DeepSlaughterfest.
It's a regular event that Publishers are pushing for devs to release games well before they're ready and with additional or poorly added on features that weren't planned for. A QA person for, "No Man's Sky" recently broke their NDA stating many had turned in reports of dozens if not hundreds of known bugs and features that weren't working correctly, the information was ultimately ignored by Sony and pushed for release.
Who gets all the complaints and talked about like they wanted to disappoint everyone though? The developer.
Who gets all the complaints and talked about like they wanted to disappoint everyone though? The developer.
So then DeepSilver and other Publishers literally are the DevSlayers?