Was referring to the same vibe as Concord.
Wasn't saying it isn't a failure.
Subjectively*This is objectively incorrect.
You need to be friends for 'friendly fire'.Yeah quite crazy to me, fanboys are attackingHeisenbergFX4 , guy was the loudest advocate for PS5 Pro, isn't this friendly fire?
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Nahh I have been labeled a PS hater because I am not crazy about Sony's first party output this gen.Yeah quite crazy to me, fanboys are attackingHeisenbergFX4 , guy was the loudest advocate for PS5 Pro, isn't this friendly fire?
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Yep. And now retroactively, I guess Pillars of Eternity and the sequel are "in the same corner as Concord", too. I mean, look at all these Concord vibes.I’m not saying a love or hate Avowed. But other than it just being more colorful than the usual fantasy rpg, there is nothing in similar vibe.
Believe or argue what you want. But I think you are either being disingenuous or are a moron.
nah! you saidI’m not saying I love or hate Avowed. But other than it just being more colorful than the usual fantasy rpg, there is nothing in similar vibe.
Believe or argue what you want. But I think you are either being disingenuous or are a moron.
Then you misinterpreted my post.No, you were talking about flops and you said Indy "isn't" one.
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Then you misinterpreted my post.
I was saying Avowed is in the same corner as Concord. Both have the same Woke vibe and shit character designs and are/were barebones games, although each in their own regard.
Indy is a failure as well, but it doesn't seem to suffer from the above, it's just mediocre-looking in every way and failed because of it.
Nahh I don't mind disagreeing with someone as I just wanted clarification on how you came about your conclusionSubjectively*
You need to be friends for 'friendly fire'.
For some weird reason people always seem to think that the PS fanbase on Gaf is one single front that's always on the same page.
For the record, I am in no way attacking Heisenberg.
I took your post totally differently as well if I am being honest, fair enoughThen you misinterpreted my post.
I was saying Avowed is in the same corner as Concord. Both have the same Woke vibe and shit character designs and are/were barebones games, although each in their own regard.
Indy is a failure as well, but it doesn't seem to suffer from the above, it's just mediocre-looking in every way and failed because of it.
Can you provide some more that isn't the same image people keep posting? One character? That's of a certain race, of which fur is common?nah! you said
"the character design is nowhere even close man."
and people shoved twin sister receipts to your nose. that's what happened
woke, bad game obviously.
Ultra woke, Concord prequel.woke, bad game obviously.
so character design is actually close then?Can you provide some more that isn't the same image people keep posting? One character? That's of a certain race, of which blue fur is common?
nah! you said
"the character design is nowhere even close man."
and people shoved twin sister receipts to your nose. that's what happened
No? If anything, Concord design is similar to Pillars universe design, for one character. This is sad.so character design is actually close then?
POE I had way more muted colors than POE II. POE II was based in an archipelago.Yep. And now retroactively, I guess Pillars of Eternity and the sequel are "in the same corner as Concord", too. I mean, look at all these Concord vibes.
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Yeah quite crazy to me, fanboys are attackingHeisenbergFX4 , guy was the loudest advocate for PS5 Pro, isn't this friendly fire?
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I have played some Avowed but don't get that comparison either but then again I didn't buy and play ConcordThat "twin sister receipts" is being overly played. You've got two females with similar colored hair. That's about all there is. I'm playing the hell out of Avowed and there is no Concord "vibe" here.
Yeah, it definitely did have much more muted colors - but there were certainly colorful scenes in Pillars. I prefer Pillars to Pillars 2, personally. But point being is that Avowed really isn't on some special crusade - people just have no knowledge of the source material and make themselves look like buffoons, IMO.POE I had way more muted colors than POE II. POE II was based in an archipelago.
Still two of my all time favorite games.
Hmm, I kinda agree with the shit character design part (though I haven't seen anything about this game recently). Last time I saw it I thought the characters didn't fit in with the world and most look shit, especially the green (blue?) fish guy.Then you misinterpreted my post.
I was saying Avowed is in the same corner as Concord. Both have the same Woke vibe and shit character designs and are/were barebones games, although each in their own regard.
Indy is a failure as well, but it doesn't seem to suffer from the above, it's just mediocre-looking in every way and failed because of it.
If you don't think they fit the world, you haven't played the previous games. That's fine if you feel that way, but that race and the world were designed together.Hmm, I kinda agree with the shit character design part (though I haven't seen anything about this game recently). Last time I saw it I thought the characters didn't fit in with the world and most look shit, especially the green (blue?) fish guy.
Indiana flopped, which is a shame because it's meant to be good. Good games deserve sales. Shit movie didn't help at all.
Pillars I is my favorite as well.Yeah, it definitely did have much more muted colors - but there were certainly colorful scenes in Pillars. I prefer Pillars to Pillars 2, personally. But point being is that Avowed really isn't on some special crusade - people just have no knowledge of the source material and make themselves look like buffoons, IMO.
Avowed is taking place in the Living Lands, a place in the universe from 2015 since the first game. It's in the intro map.POE I had way more muted colors than POE II. POE II was based in an archipelago.
Still two of my all time favorite games.
Just shows whatSo what is scary is I just looked at Steam numbers for Concord and wait for it
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Pillars I is my favorite as well.
It's a good game. Not sure it's worth 70 USD though. I'm currently playing on a $1 gamepass two week trial, but loving the game.I'm still leery about buying Avowed. Maybe when it's $30-40. It just doesn't look worth anything near $70.
Not saying everybody needs to be on the same page, but coming to Avowed thread relating it's Concord level failure is just absurd.Subjectively*
You need to be friends for 'friendly fire'.
For some weird reason people always seem to think that the PS fanbase on Gaf is one single front that's always on the same page.
For the record, I am in no way attacking Heisenberg.
I already explained what I meant by that.Not saying everybody needs to be on the same page, but coming to Avowed thread relating it's Concord level failure is just absurd.
Yes, I was dunking on Avowed day one since the Matrix Hansen thread, I am probably a bigger PS fan than many here, but I think it's absurd.
I haven't played the previous games. Graphically they fit? I don't know, I think it was last year during the Xbox show, I thought they seemed off. Haven't really paid much attention to it since then (or maybe I was drunk at the time).If you don't think they fit the world, you haven't played the previous games. That's fine if you feel that way, but that race and the world were designed together.
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Aumaua
Aumaua are one of the civilized races that inhabit Eora. There is great ethnic diversity between Aumaua in different regions of the world. In Pillars of Eternity two sub-races of Aumaua appear, namely Island aumaua and Coastal aumaua. The aumaua are a race of large, semiaquatic humanoids with a...pillarsofeternity.fandom.com
He spoke too soonAsmond coming through with a decent review. He's better than half of these "journalists" nowadays.
Looking forward to giving this a blast soon. The combat looks amazing.
These are very similar numbers. Tho those numbers are prob fine for pirates to be successful. They make somewhat niche game and they make them very efficiently and cheaply. If anything this shows the issue is western companies keep continually making niche games for niche demographics that only have appeal in certain circles, but keep spending massive budgets on them, that its actual audience size cannot meet. There is an audience for something like avowed, or dragon age veilguard. It’s just small. If that’s the sort of game a dev wants to make, that’s fine, just spend accordingly, otherwise you are literally setting your companies or investors money on fire and it’s tantamount to gross incompetence, which I guess is quite often quite rightly rewarded with being fired. That doesn’t undo the damage to the company tho, or the corresponding IP.I downloaded Avowed, was gonna play and then saw my manKacho was playing pirate Majima. Didn't know what I was thinking but somehow I caved in and bought the Yakuza game instead.
And obviously this had a more profound consequence than I could fathom:
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Good, dogshit setting.I doubt Pillars returns after this
Absolutely agree on efficiency and sustainability about Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio. But I don't think Avowed is exactly the same situation as Veilguard. I haven't played yet, but it seems the game is nowhere near as preachy as Veilguard.These are very similar numbers. Tho those numbers are prob fine for pirates to be successful. They make somewhat niche game and they make them very efficiently and cheaply. If anything this shows the issue is western companies keep continually making niche games for niche demographics that only have appeal in certain circles, but keep spending massive budgets on them, that its actual audience size cannot meet. There is an audience for something like avowed, or dragon age veilguard. It’s just small. If that’s the sort of game a dev wants to make, that’s fine, just spend accordingly, otherwise you are literally setting your companies or investors money on fire and it’s tantamount to gross incompetence, which I guess is quite often quite rightly rewarded with being fired. That doesn’t undo the damage to the company tho, or the corresponding IP.
I mean, it's arguable. It's akin to asking if Hobbits "fit" in LotR. Or the orc creatures. It's a high fantasy setting that they conjured from thin air, so really it's up to the player to decide, but it's not something they cooked up for Avowed. There were plenty of Aumaua in the first game, there are even two that can be in your party, though only one is a "blue" coastal like Kai.I haven't played the previous games. Graphically they fit? I don't know, I think it was last year during the Xbox show, I thought they seemed off. Haven't really paid much attention to it since then (or maybe I was drunk at the time).
Yep. And now retroactively, I guess Pillars of Eternity and the sequel are "in the same corner as Concord", too. I mean, look at all these Concord vibes.
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Its very ideology driven, tons of feminists/women in the dev team, check avoved review thread-we showed plenty examples of game being woke/feminist/anti-men.Absolutely agree on efficiency and sustainability about Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio. But I don't think Avowed is exactly the same situation as Veilguard. I haven't played yet, but it seems the game is nowhere near as preachy as Veilguard.
Other than the pronoun controversy, Avowed probably isn't a ideology driven game, just a 7 - 8 out of 10 game that is perfectly suited for game pass. Unlike Bioware, I think Obsidian will survive this.
It's very much not a AA game, IMO.Not if folks see it as an AA game with an AAA price. I think that is the perception here and we see it in the poor CCU numbers.
Yep. And now retroactively, I guess Pillars of Eternity and the sequel are "in the same corner as Concord", too. I mean, look at all these Concord vibes.
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It's very much not a AA game, IMO.
Not saying everybody needs to be on the same page, but coming to Avowed thread relating it's Concord level failure is just absurd.
Yes, I was dunking on Avowed day one since the Matrix Hansen thread, I am probably a bigger PS fan than many here, but I think it's absurd.
So what is scary is I just looked at Steam numbers for Concord and wait for it
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If demand is low then price is too high. That's how things work. So the question is why is demand low?
Subjectively*
You need to be friends for 'friendly fire'.
Nope. Objectively. You objectively incorrect by any conceivable metric. (That’s not to you, Down)Yep. And now retroactively, I guess Pillars of Eternity and the sequel are "in the same corner as Concord", too. I mean, look at all these Concord vibes.
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