Players are now less "accepting" that games will be fixed, say Paradox, after "underestimating" the reaction to Cities: Skylines 2's performance woes

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Zippy Bot@lemmy.zip · 7 days ago

Players are now less "accepting" that games will be fixed, say Paradox, after "underestimating" the reaction to Cities: Skylines 2's performance woes

simple@lemm.ee · 7 days ago

Alternate title: Paradox discovers that players aren’t willing to buy a broken game with the promise that it will maybe get fixed within 1-2 years.

Scrubbles@poptalk.scrubbles.tech · 2 days ago

We’re coming up on a year from launch now. For me the game is fine, but it’s lacking a lot of stuff to make it a CS1 replacement, and them having to go back and fix performance issues means they’re putting off actual feature development.

laurelraven@lemmy.zip · 5 days ago

Heavy emphasis on maybe