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Four year development with a $42 million budget and $500,000,000+ sales on Steam alone in first 3 days ... not bad appeal at all.Behold the sales appeal of "monkey with stick!"
Four year development with a $42 million budget and $500,000,000+ sales on Steam alone in first 3 days ... not bad appeal at all.Behold the sales appeal of "monkey with stick!"
Ah yes let's bring irrelevant and hypothetical subjects that have no place in the game's narrative and setting as being a reflection of Chinese "lack of freedom" in contrast to the western promoted pseudo freedom where everything is gradually entering so many protocols of expression and code of contact to "protect", that it is no longer freedom. The majority of us have zero clue how many protocols are prepared and coming from the US for this purpose.*blink*
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Were they free to express their opinions on China's game industry, policies, opinions or news? We can't let the fetishization of the perception of "freedom", in isolation, quarantine our big picture view of this game. A game which includes blood and violence in it's gameplay, may or may not be making a political statement by excluding any overt reference to feminist propaganda. In fact, some of the developers actions instigate negative discourse and insults both players and influencers.
I was mostly joking, because I think most of these controversies are inane side shows and are propagated by bad actors who have no interest in the content of the games they rally against, but that's just my personal take. In the case of Wukong specifically, I don't think a single early preview from the last couple of years had anything political to say about the game, and it wasn't until the NDA details were leaked that some controversy was created, and I've heard there was at least one review that mentioned some lack of diversity or something, but, and this is a personal take... None of this was being talked about until the studio sent out NDA's with exclusionary requirements for content outside of the game's content. In this case, the ones who first injected politics, and mention of feminist propaganda by name and the socio political situation in Chins, was the developer. So any praise given to them for avoiding such pitfalls I believe is misguided.Ah yes let's bring irrelevant and hypothetical subjects that have no place in the game's narrative...
When you say NDA are you referring to the review rules sent to reviewers? The reason why these were sent were due to the fact that criticism related to politics and sexism are going as back as in 2023 with IGN reporting sexism within the company https://www.ign.com/articles/how-bl...exism-is-complicating-its-journey-to-the-westI was mostly joking, because I think most of these controversies are inane side shows and are propagated by bad actors who have no interest in the content of the games they rally against, but that's just my personal take. In the case of Wukong specifically, I don't think a single early preview from the last couple of years had anything political to say about the game, and it wasn't until the NDA details were leaked that some controversy was created, and I've heard there was at least one review that mentioned some lack of diversity or something, but, and this is a personal take... None of this was being talked about until the studio sent out NDA's with exclusionary requirements for content outside of the game's content. In this case, the ones who first injected politics, and mention of feminist propaganda by name and the socio political situation in Chins, was the developer. So any praise given to them for avoiding such pitfalls I believe is misguided.
Reviews guidelines had nothing about this in it (Mine Had nothing about it) - it was for streamers only afaikThis is the creators requesting to review their game objectively without mixing political and other agendas. If they want to mix irrelevant subjects in their review then they have the option to opt out.
This boss is a Tree Sentinel moment. I tried it once and when I got one-shotted, I figured I wasn't meant to defeat it right away. Came back at the end of the chapter and crushed it with ease.Died a ton of times with that wandering wight boss (PC), Logitech F310 apparently has some latency issue, I thought it was some graphics related lag issue.
Keyboard is really good but not the best IMO for this type of game.
PS5 Controller is good to play this game, beat the boss and then another relatively quickly.
Time spent fiddling with all the graphics related configurations and the controller latency was the issue, lol.
This. Glad China is stepping up.We used to believe this in 2020 that it was going to be one of those asian fake projects that show a trailer and then vanish. But here it is
The lore, the story telling the execution as well as the mechanics are up there with Santa Monica and Capcom.
One thing that isn't as good is the action cutscenes animation. A lot of the times it has that "YouTube Gmod feel" of a fan made animation. The camera movement feels a bit amateurish.The lore, the story telling the execution as well as the mechanics are up there with Santa Monica and Capcom.
Is this on PC or PS5? Could be a specific issue you're facingAnybody knows what's up with the myriad of textures seemingly not loading?
Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth have the same issue. Is this a bug? Just shoddy work from the dev? An issue with UE?