Free-to-play Division game launches on Steam to mixed reviews: 'Calling it slop disrespects actual slop'
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God damn the gamers on this subreddit are so wildly out of touch. Go look at the concurrent playercount the game got when it launched. There were 4,000 people playing the game and now it is topping out at 2,800 already. It will likely be getting hundreds of players max within a week or two. That means that they CANNOT spend a bunch of money…
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Wow talk about being completely out of touch with reality. No that is not actually what that means. The PC port was only made as a potential alternative option to the games mobile ones. The game launched to 4,000 concurrent players and is already dropping from there. That means they CANNOT just spend a bunch of money making a PC first UI.
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I gave it a try. Sensitivity settings for mouse where low, medium, high and custom but that button was disabled. Graphics and sound settings where disabled in the tutorial so you had to complete it to even change basic settings like these. These red flags where enough to tell me how bad this game was gonna be.
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Well, I ain’t American, so the only city I’m familiar with is the one depicted in every piece of American media … NYC. I also live in a rural area, looking forward to Wolverine… it’s set right in my backyard!
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Curious whether the target audience of this article knows where "the artist formerly known as" comes from? (it was 29 years ago, after all)
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If any universe works for an extraction shooter, The Division would be a prime candidate. Huge fumble.