You know, you reminded me about my dislike of the AAA moniker and I realized that indie is largely the same thing - a marketing term used to appeal to certain audiences. It doesn't really convey any of the most important information about a game - "is it good/compelling/interesting"?. Just marketing BS that can be safely ignored.
Oh god, I forgot about people trying to make "triple-indie" a thing!
It stands for "We spent a ton of money on
Yes, that is what I have in mind too
Don't forget about ubisoft's AAAA.
Well, don't know if it is answered yet. I am on page 498, and still have to read till page 502 of the busy bunch.Is there any specific meaning for these emojis?
I have seen it a few times
I thought you were joking, until I googled it.
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The interface is so chaotic in my view.
The Start of a New (Microtransactional) Era
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BattleSteam on Steam
Free multiplayer team shooter. Join a group ready to break all laws for the sake of wealth and glory. You are waiting for team battles in various locations. Build fortifications, buy ammunition and shoot, but remember that not everyone is destined to get to the goal alive.
Because it is Ninja Theory (Enslaved was awesome, with really great dialogues; Heavenly Sword had godly plot and characters). So what would you expect? Isn`t it AAA indie?
Ha ha ha, I love your comparison with bounty hunters! Many around in my country.
Thanks, but it says Duplicat Product Code!Yes you can, DM sent.
Oh, so it is something invented by you guys?Well, don't know if it is answered yet. I am on page 498, and still have to read till page 502 of the busy bunch.
It means dupe, introduced if I remember this correctly by valike13!
In this case the Dear Esther was already posted some pages back. We all are struggling to keep up, it seems.
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totally agree, for me it looks like a dev-hacking multipurpose console
Play a relaxing game instead. This one, Ships Puzzle, is only 201 MB.Sad story. Finally I have the right mood to continue Cyberpunk. So I turned on my PS4 and... new patch to download. Size: 58,04 gb. I turned off the console. F**k you Cyberpunk
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, a patch was tiny. Just the differences between the old and the new files. Could be just a few MB.
I disagree with you. Big patches are normal for big games. Non-optimized code is in games, which has big base game. Patches have mostly nothing to do with non-optimized code. Of course if we are still talking about patches not about versions/minors/majors. Patches don't add new features (or add only small ones). That's mean we are downloading already existing files in our computers. In big games change in one file can make changes in many other and that's why patches are bigger. Nowdays we mostly don't get patches but minors/majors, which change a lot and are published less frequently so it's normal that they contain more changes.Btw. In the past, where I come from
But after some time the developers got lazy, and the patches grew till they were as big as the original files. I would not call it a patch anymore.
Developers getting lazy, and producing non-optimized code ... who would have thought that would happen.
I care about size of base program not updates.