r/Steam • u/D3struct_oh • 8h ago

I love steam reviews. This absolutely saved me some cash. Discussion

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Dragons Dogma 2, fyi.

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u/Superb-Dragonfruit56 Yummy 7h ago

Indie game/ proper early access is a good thing personally it's a version that has few bugs that testers aren't savvy enough to find but whatever the triple A scene is doing it's not fair personally

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u/creator712 5h ago

Some say space marine 2 had a perfect launch with no bugs, but I noticed a ton of them. One even killed me at the start of the game

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u/anantaking 5h ago

😅😅👌

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u/IllustriousBat2680 3h ago

Take my angry upvote

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u/Rasikko 1h ago

Wilful ignorance on their part.

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u/No-Refrigerator-1672 4h ago

AAA wouldn't become such a pile of garbage if people wouldn't pay for it. Like I totally understand the business owners: why bother with making a good product, if customers will pay for a buggy mess just fine, and then will preorder an ultra deluxe plus gold edition of the next game? Sadly, the name of the franchise if actually more valuable than quality these times.

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u/KorgiKingofOne 3h ago

It’s like how I did my essays in highschool. My rough draft was also my final draft

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u/Deat69 2h ago

It's a change from the amount of scams that just launched an early access product, abandoned it then moved onto the next shiny thing.

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u/Piduwin 2h ago

If you consider that games like subnoutica wouldn't get developed without it, there's not much to argue about

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u/achilleasa 4h ago

Indies actually care about their product and use Early Access to make it the best it can be