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I found proof for what Baldur's Gate 3 Head said about Ubisoft
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@LegendaryDrops

3 months ago

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@dyne313

3 months ago

Billionaires need to become comfortable with not owning companies.

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@Timey254

3 months ago

When BG3 was still in Early Access they DID get an offer for GamePass... only $4 million. The game cost $100 million to make. Microsoft had such a low opinion on isometric RPGs. Only now in hindsight where the game gets all the awards they really want it. So yes in a world of subscription services those games could NOT flourish.

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@Rine.4656

3 months ago

I can see developers getting paid a lot less behind a subscription service where they'd be paid by how many players play their games and how long vs paid a flat amount + sales performance incentives per title.

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@Itchy-Pixel

3 months ago

Ubisoft hasn't been right about anything for the last decade. They are so out of touch with what people actually want!

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@forsaken650

3 months ago

Great point about subscription services leading to developers having to impress executives and not the customers. That is an absolute fact of where most entertainment industries are heading. The customer is always right and those out of touch executives have no idea what they're product is supposed to be.

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@thursdaythought7201

3 months ago

I've done play testing for unannounced games and its depressing how many good games with interesting mechanics and game play never make it to market.

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@VladiatorX

3 months ago

Gabe Newell: "Piracy is a service problem". Support GOG and INDIE dev groups directly. (With GOG you get all the patches and all the files are yours). If someone who doesn't pay, has better experience than someone who pays, why pay?

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@SteveHodge

3 months ago

People need to always keep in mind that if company execs are pushing it, it's always because they think they can get more money out of you that way. Subscriptions will not end up being cheaper for the players.

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@ramsesvandendriessche2463

3 months ago

10+ years ago the game devs had to rely on publishers to distribute their game. It seems the situation is returning. Larian went almost broke bacause one of their former publishers.

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@RedRabbit-ZA

3 months ago

I can't afford new games either, but that's why I wait for sales. You don't need to buy games day one. It's a whole lot better than having your games tied to a subscription service.

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@What_do_I_Think

3 months ago

The best example is BG3. This game was already sold millions of times. But Microsoft wanted to pay a laughable amount to Larian to bring it into their subscription. Larian would have lost a lot of money. That is in a situation, where subscription is not prevalent. When it where, Larian would be forced to do it and would have less money for the next project. When the middle-man or distributor completely dictates the conditions, creativity dies.

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@autisonm

3 months ago

I hope developers realize that if I'm paying $30+ dollars on a (or multiple) subscription service thats probably money I'm not going to be using to purchase games. Any indie dev should really be against video game subscription services. The only reason why Xbox Game Pass somewhat works is because its various publishers under one subscription service but imagine if those publishers all had their own Game Pass? People already hate paying for several streaming services like Netflix, why as consumers would we want that?

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@Vaytra

3 months ago

Thank you diving into this and talking about it. I think there is a great place for Subscription services... but I prefer to buy my games. I want to own it. I am seriously considering buying the physical version of BG3 (I already own digital PS5 version), cause so many games I used to love are just gone... I think more freedom for those that create art is never bad, more freedom to dream and for passion to bloom will result in better products, reaching more people, and creating more diverse gaming experiences. There can be a game out there for everyone, but we have to give devs the freedom and support to dream them up.

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@terraopg8259

3 months ago

Sven Vincke is just amazing ....he and people like him are the saviours of all us gamers and entertainment enjoyers. Thank you Sven. Thank you for trying to save us.

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@tiexiaowang7939

3 months ago

If the industry does go down that path, there are plenty of older games on my list that I have always wanted to try but never got to.

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@stanyeo6650

3 months ago

"You will own nothing, eat ze bugs and be happy"

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@Rystefn

3 months ago

I mean, we absolutely do know what their beliefs are. They believe that nothing matters except increasing stock value for the shareholders. The subscription model for video games will only ever have end game: Bland skinner boxes that barely work overflowing with microtransactions and slot machines. We've already seen this over and over.

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@TacoJim

3 months ago

You got a good head on your shoulders. I hope your channel continues to grow.

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@nickrubin7312

3 months ago

And the thing is that pretty much all these corporations that own subscription services also own dev studios. They are literally patron like Mizora in a warlock pact with their dev-studios lol. For instance, EA owns Bioware, they are literally a unit of EA, while maintaining their brand name. Even if Bioware somehow wanted to sell directly to the customer themselves, they aren't able to in a first place. How their games distributed, sold, and pretty much produced and released is decided by EA, whether new games would be on EAPlay or not (they will, how could they not). So devs greasing these corpos to get on their sub service and this potentially being the primary model (as Ubisoft somehow suggest) just feels like a completely wrong and disgusting in concept idea.

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