YouTube makes sure to remind me, even though I've never watched any of the videos or anything related.

Criminal of you to forget about Asmongold.

I'd argue the vast majority is anti-wokeism. It's just that the slightly smarter types understand that their fascist views don't appeal to the general public, so they disguise them as genuine complaints about the game. You'll see the same thing in the complaints about the fire in space in The Acolyte, even though it's always been the norm in the Star Wars films.

Linux is self-serving for them because it's the only way to not have to pay a third-party for licensing the OS. Enjoying the side effects of that is still fine though.

Why do people even talk about that game? It's like a pyramid scheme. Do they get paid to advertise it or do they feel internally pressured to justify their investment because it's not paying off?

Bloober are great. Play The Medium if you haven't. The gameplay is unique, while the story is deep and nuanced.

The game is still unavailable in 170 regions of the world. The previous version was available everywhere.

Not quite true. At the moment the game is still available on GOG.

Looks fake. Cannot find it among his tweets.

How do the screenshots and videos influence the score or impression from playing the actual game? How does the embargo affect anything about the review content? At worst, the players would just see the same review on the release day.

Even if everybody pre-orders, platforms like Steam do not count the pre-order period towards their two weeks policy, so you still get two weeks or two gameplay hours to decide.

I often hear gamers talk about paid reviews, but from having communicated with countless publishers and their reps for review codes over a few years, I've never come across even a single attempt at influencing the upcoming review. You get an embargo and a press kit sometimes containing the known bugs that are expected to be fixed by the global release. Occasionally the press kit also contains a guide to the game.

The same type of game as Paragon by Epic and its derivatives. It's basically a MOBA played as a third-person hero shooter.

Remember Pyro?

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So how do you start or join a secret chat on Windows?

Thanks. You are everywhere!

Me too. Thanks!

I've never seen anyone use Telegram's e2ee. Not even by the users outside the legal realm, to put it mildly. Not only is it opt-in but it also works in the mobile app only.

Thank you for the mention of Epic Games! It's fully migrated now. I've never advertised it anywhere yet but new lurkers and posters are always welcome.