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Gaming around 2018 ended up hitting a plateau. As with Tech, gaming has hit a plateau where nothing really ends up being a massive jump in quality. Each new Iphone and new samsung phone are improvements from the last but by such small margins that you donāt truly know what the differences are unless you look into it but that's exactly why there is always a change in look and feel so that you can see a physical change. With games it's the same thing just replace Iphone with Cod and Samsung with the 90% of AAA studios. The reason that this became a massive issue is that companies didnāt want to move the ball forward and if they did they only wanted to move it by an inch. This is a big issue as when the gaming world became so pathological behind the idea of money making the creativity and love for the craft got destroyed. The people who make the decisions at these big companies typically donāt play games and if they do its every now and again with their kids or grandkids. People who went to Uni for game development or people who went into anything like voice overs because of gaming they ended up being destroyed by the machine which is modern day gaming. Companies like Ubisoft and Activision know they will make a load of money by putting out a load of sub par games instead of risking it and making one game that is amazing. Its only last year that cod took a year off. Same with Ubisoft. Theyāve taken a year off once before with Syndicate to Origins but now they have taken another year off. Which is a good thing. But due to the corporatisation and lack of willingness to try new projects people end up with the same games that are just slight improvements from the year prior.
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I feel like the gaming industry had mirrored the film industry in the sense that everything has become very copy paste but every now and then you can find hidden gems
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Lies of P, Baldurs Gate 3, and various Indie titles like Vampire Survivors and Astlibra have proven to me that even in this somewhat gaming dystopia, true passion and dedication to the art still exists in gaming
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The industry right now sucks, but I'll admit part of it is "growing up." I got bored of gaming right after high school and I think it's because as an adult, it's a lot harder to get all your friends on at the same time. The more I think about it, gaming was a very social thing for me. I RARELY played without friends except when I was younger and the novelty of any game as a child was enough.
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I feel like Iām at a point where I like watching videos about video games more than I like playing video games and that sucks
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Iāve learned that having a productive day before gaming has caused me to appreciate gaming more. It is more fulfilling after youāve spent your day well.
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This Video is the exact reason why i absolutly love Indie gaming, every game from a small dev studio is just so much different from any AAA Game that the Big Publisher not even thinking about making for a minute.
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The moment I realised I truly was growing up (and not necessarily in a good way) was when I felt "gamed out" after an hour or so of playing a game.
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I also notice my younger sisters and brother taking an interest in older games more than they do the new ones. I think the gaming industry has changed the most. We just want what we had when we were kids; Not microtransactions, not deals, not pay to win. Just gaming in its purest form, which is why I believe Elden Ring did so well. It didnt need a compelling story or the best built world, but instead just needed to be a pure game and not a moneymaking scheme disguised as an 'interactive online experience'.
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AAA studios are dying. Gaming is very much alive. Nobody trusts corporate execs to make good decisions anymore its all about the investors and fast profit
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It hits every gaming generation at some point. Itās the business that kills the art. But every now and then someone breaks the routine and we start it all over again. Been gaming since games were black and white.
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The PS2 era is still the greatest era of gaming to me, I'm so happy to be old enough to have thoroughly experienced gamings golden age.
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one major annoying thing about games these days is not getting the full game that you paid for.. with all the DLC or āroad maps and seasonsā, all the bugs and all micro- transactions.. back in the day companies had to release everything onto a disc / cartridge š
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I think there are 2 big problems with modern gaming
1. They are not taking any risks. Which leads to so many AAA games feeling very repetitive in nature. That's why we have so many remasters & remakes & we have sequels of the same old game series. These companies are not creating anything new because new means risk of failing is high & old means there is an established brand so it will make money. But you look at Indie games they are really showing what it means to be unique. Pick any two indie games they will be very different. Pick any two AAA game they will feel the same.
2. Most AAA games do too much handholding & the level of difficulty has become insanely low because AAA games are being targeted to mainstream casual audience, espcially kids. Older games used to be very difficult. Whether it's combat or puzzles or platforming or exploration everything felt a bit challenging but that's what made it so rewarding when you were able to overcome those challenges. But in modern AAA games, the devs tell you everything & dont give you a chance to find it yourself. The puzzles are too easy, the platforming is either nonexistent or you can't die while platforming, everything is already marked on the map & questlog so there is nothing you can explore yourself. When you already know what places & items are where there is no thrill in exploring it. Even the items itself in these games like GOW,AC,Horizon,etc is something stupid that adds no value at all. They are just there to go & collect to add some time to the game & make players feel they are exploring when they are really not. People just do these collecting items BS for trophy hunting. No other reason.
So basically games these days have become a checklist that you tick off rather than a game you genuinely enjoy & think you are actually inside that game's world.
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Quitting gaming for a bit helped me enjoy it more and have a healthier relationship with it
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I also have a perspective that could help: when you're younger there's not really much that you can do to improve your life so you can just sit for hours at a time playing because really it doesn't matter to you. As I got older, I realized that while technically I could just play games all day, I'd feel really guilty because I know I should be studying. It's not that I don't game anymore, but it's hardly a priority with all the stuff I have to do to get to my goals.
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With the quality reduce of released games and decreasing trust of game devs through series of disappointments, anticipation becomes less and less attractive for everyone
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You know what? I think newer games tend to require more work and effort just to get into them, and not always the fun kind of work. Something Iāve been thinking about more and more is that when I was younger (or anyone that was playing games from the early 2010ās or before that) is that games used to leave A LOT more to our imaginations. As technology gets better and better, itās almost by design that developers are filling in all the blanks so that we donāt have to use our imaginations at all. When I first played Skyrim, I didnāt mind that towns felt tiny. Hell, Whiterun felt huge. Going back to it now after playing newer games, it feels quaint. But at the time it was glorious, not because it was a fully realized and realistic city, I didnāt expect it to be that. But it had just enough to give my imagination fuel to get excited about all the mysteries that could be waiting for me around any corner. Now with a gigantic, realistic city, it can be blandly overwhelming. I can wander around aimlessly for a long time without engaging at all with anything of substance or purpose. I can even get lost and potentially waste an hour of play time. Bigger, more detailed worlds that donāt inspire your imagination are MORE WORK to play, and honestly feel more empty, no matter how much more detailed they are. A game like Elden Ring or Breath of the Wild are good examples of ways around that. They have just enough ambiguity and variety to keep your imagination engaged.
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I think getting older is a big aspect in why the experience changed. Its hareder to get immersed as you age, you have more "adult" things lingering on your mind. Financial, work, family, health..all things you dont worry about at young age.
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@Ceabrus74
1 year ago
I always see this question proposed. Gaming isn't dying, it's just that the AAA industry has run stagnant. Too many execs trying to copy off each other without realizing why things that work actually work. The innovation in gaming is happening at the indie level and sometimes AA games but never AAA because they deem it too risky. We're just having a change in power. Current AAA companies will vacate the throne as newcomers battle for the spot with creativity.
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