EA has sent a note to reviewers with the changes, but they've also asked in that note for reviewers to play the version with the day one patch before publishing their reviews.
what a shitshow...
EA has sent a note to reviewers with the changes, but they've also asked in that note for reviewers to play the version with the day one patch before publishing their reviews.
Reminds me a bit of reviews for Lost Odyssey that had outdated review copies with REALLY long load times. The retail release of the game still had lots of load times, but nowhere nears as frequent or long as the review copies. The review scores didn't change, however, even though the copies reviewed weren't the copies players bought.The thing is that they haven't told reviewers that the proper version is coming seven days later. They provided the current version of the game as the version to review, then tried to change that a few days before because they saw the game was going to get bad reviews
If you don't like the system, fine, but don't act like this is one of the boneheaded decisions Bioware made when it's a design championed by two of the best loot games on the damned market.
EA has sent a note to reviewers with the changes, but they've also asked in that note for reviewers to play the version with the day one patch before publishing their reviews.
?agreed. when you look at literally every other looter game on the market, all of this bullshit is NOT present. It is unacceptable and they should have known it was long ago.
You don't see what items you drop in anthem. You only pick up glowy prisms that let you see their rarity by colour but you don't know what they are.That seems like a misunderstanding of how those loot games work compared to Anthem. You aren't getting frequent drops that you're quickly turning around and using. Gear in those games are something you're progressing towards more deliberately, not switching out on the fly as new things that may or may not be better quickly come along.
It is absolutely a boneheaded decision when it doesn't work in tandem with how the loot in the game is setup, which is exactly what BioWare has done.
You don't see what items you drop in anthem. You only pick up glowy prism that let you see their rarity by colour but you don't know what they are.
lolEA has sent a note to reviewers with the changes, but they've also asked in that note for reviewers to play the version with the day one patch before publishing their reviews.
Warfarme, as discussed, is markedly different overall.
Not true, at least in Warframe. You're constantly adjusting your mods because those drop, are farmed, etc. Frames, yeah, those take time.That seems like a misunderstanding of how those loot games work compared to Anthem. You aren't getting frequent drops that you're quickly turning around and using. Gear in those games are something you're progressing towards more deliberately, not switching out on the fly as new things that may or may not be better quickly come along.
It is absolutely a boneheaded decision when it doesn't work in tandem with how the loot in the game is setup, which is exactly what BioWare has done.
EA has sent a note to reviewers with the changes, but they've also asked in that note for reviewers to play the version with the day one patch before publishing their reviews.
Not true, at least in Warframe. You're constantly adjusting your mods because those drop, are farmed, etc. Frames, yeah, those take time.
MH:W, in the end game, does rely heavily on min/maxing specific load outs but I still at least switched load outs between most rounds because there isn't really a "best" load out.
I havent played the Anthem end game so I don't know how much time is spent in load outs between rounds, how often your dismantling vs keeping gear, etc. I am sure there will be a point where you spend less time tweaking and relying more on load outs that you've tuned.
Thanks captain hyperbole.They shouldn't get a pass from anyone for releasing a broken and barebones game.
Warframe is also largely bereft of egregious load times.
EA has sent a note to reviewers with the changes, but they've also asked in that note for reviewers to play the version with the day one patch before publishing their reviews.
Technically no one was able to "buy" the game. You paid for subscription service that give you early access to the game, but you don't own the game. As soon as you stop paying subscription fees you no longer have the game. It's a perk of EA Access and Origin Premier to play early and while I agree the game should have had the patch already, people are really acting entitled when at most $15 was paid.
Except the list of QOL improvements and bug fixes and full access on the two biggest platforms...... yeah fully released.....Anthem is not an early access game, it's a game that you got to play early. Might be confusing to some but it makes total sense to me, early access means a game that is not feature complete to be releases yet, the game that you're buying on the 22nd and the one that I paid for on the 15th are the same.
No you can'tThis is not a day 1 patch since i can go buy and play the game right now.
This is not a day 1 patch since i can go buy and play the game right now.
This stream is an absolute disaster. Not a single goddam clear answer.
"Will there be text chat?"
"You see the problem with that question yadda yadda yadda something about accessibility yadda yadda oh dont worry you can see a red arrow in your compass so you can see enemies behind you."
The patch will go live in a couple of hours, by that logic my premier Anthem access will suddenly turn it to the "full release"?Except the list of QOL improvements and bug fixes and full access on the two biggest platforms...... yeah fully released.....
No, the release on the two major platforms and for PC users that actually bought the game will make it the full release. The vast majority have no way of actually getting to the game yet. Those who pre-ordered it don't have access yet. It's not launched.The patch will go live in a couple of hours, by that logic my premier Anthem access will suddenly turn it to the "full release"?
There exist platforms that aren't PS4 and games can release on them.Didn't know that, I thought I needed to wait until friday. Please tell me how to play the game now, since it's out - I have a PS4. Thank you.
So games that were later launched on other platforms like Nier automata were never fully released?No, the release on the two major platforms and for PC users that actually bought the game will make it the full release. The vast majority have no way of actually getting to the game yet. Those who pre-ordered it don't have access yet. It's not launched.
B7a it's some kind of handshake issue from what I've read in the forums it defaults to dolby vision (which tv supports) but you get only sound there's no picture
Why would people on a PR tour ever flatly admit to a weakness in their product? The real mystery is that they admitted to it in the first place, rather than just saying "We'll see, maybe in the future."I don't even know why they are so wishy-washy about answering the text-chat issue, since they HAD been saying in multiple occasions there won't be text-chat. They kept using CVAA as a defense, but still so indecisive in their answers.
There exist platforms that aren't PS4 and games can release on them.
The people who bought the game on PC can't even play it yet? This game was advertised as full release simultaneously for PC, PS4 and X-box. Only those who bough Origin Premier can play it early and they called it early access. How can you consider that launched when it's only available to such a small amount of users who bought a service, not even the game?So games that were later launched on other platforms like Nier automata were never fully released?