Remedy's new CEO is a former sports betting guy and EA executive who aims to 'scale Remedy in a way that builds lasting value'
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Welp any hopes I had for more of the control universe after resonant just got trashed
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Into the ground, you say?
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Nnooooo
They were already building lasting value.
By just making good artistically meaningful games.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
RIP Remedy.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Shit floats upward...
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Remedy's next project seems like to be more of the same old same old single player action games, albeit a couple of Max Payne remakes. Not unfuckup:able, with microtransactions, but still safer than some multiplayer hero shooter or smth.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
RIP remedy
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Fuuuuuuck
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Remedy's next project seems like to be more of the same old same old single player action games, albeit a couple of Max Payne remakes. Not unfuckup:able, with microtransactions, but still safer than some multiplayer hero shooter or smth.
Until they shelve the single-player games indefinitely, and use the assets to shit out a microtransaction riddled hero-shooter set in the Remedy-verse.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
This is not going to end well, is it?
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Into the ground, you say?
With AI and microtransactions you say!
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Hopefully it won't be like Nokia and Stephen Elop.
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Is this dude the reason Firebreak exists? Cuz if so, that doesn't bode well.
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Until they shelve the single-player games indefinitely, and use the assets to shit out a microtransaction riddled hero-shooter set in the Remedy-verse.
so... FBC: Firebreak 2: MTX Boogaloo: Revenge
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Remedy's cooked, though I like their games enough that I'll gladly pay up to 25€ for a single-player experience (after it's patched for a year) if there's no need for an online connection and no added live service "value", and it doesn't come with denuvo or kernel-level anticheats.
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RIP remedy
Yup. It's dead.
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With AI and microtransactions you say!
Microtransactions are for pussies, macrotransactions are where it's at
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Is this dude the reason Firebreak exists? Cuz if so, that doesn't bode well.
What's the second word of the title?
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I argee with the article's author that there's reason to have some concerns about this.
Well shit. I hope the supposedly in development Control 2 manages to come out somewhat unscathed before things go fully downhill.
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What's the second word of the title?
It doesn't say how new. But Firebreak is the cited reason they hired this new guy. So hopefully that means they won't go down that path.
