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hardline just a shitty, more restricted version on bf4 with less weapons and more driving in circles. A $60 skin.
don't judge BF by hardline
don't judge BF by hardline
I thought hardline was a really good concept for a battlefield game with new gamemodes that would change it up and make it not the same ole BF game, but like your post above, I keep hearing really really bad things about it and can't figure how it could have gone so wrong with all the BF backbone to build on? I assume you've played it?
So instead of redoing the charecters and AI, they basically just took the good and back guys form BF and reskinned them and droped them in an urban setting with new capture the flag games.The half assed the cops and robbers idea. Its more like urban paramilitary shit. Its like halfway between battlefield and a real cops and robbers game. So you have watered down urban military type shit mixed with watered down cops and robbers shit.
Imo, they basically didn't commit enough to a cops and robbers game and so wonld up with a battlefield light type thing.
From what I read it looks good. I like that it's cross compatible.I don't know if anyone cares but GOG just finally launched GOG galaxy it seems. Won't have the abundance of titles yet, but it would seem it's a very good competitor to Steam.
From what I read it looks good. I like that it's cross compatible.
From my understanding, if you bought a game on Steam, you'd still be able to play it with GOG's client or something like that.I actually didn't read too much because I'm console only for the most part, but I didn't understand what they meant by that?
From my understanding, if you bought a game on Steam, you'd still be able to play it with GOG's client or something like that.
That's why I brought this up, this is a new product basically, GoG Galaxy. It's in beta now and is looking to change that and be a competitor.Their big bet right now it seems is showcasing Witcher 3. They want people to buy it there instead of steam because of the features GoG Galaxy will give them that Steam won't. And it would seem from there they hope to grow, i didn't sign up for the beta so I'm not sure what all they have but they are trying to grow the storefront beyond old games and include them as more as an additional feature of how awesome they are.I love GoG. But GoG, as much as they are a Steam competitor, they have built their services around games for DOSbox and modern patches for compatibility. Which means they aren't really a direct competitor, but a different kind of store and service provider. So basically forgotten or abandoned games. Very different model, but we're getting into that overlap phase. And naturally, when your library deals with reviving dead titles, selling them without DRM is an easy transition. It just so happens that the GoG marketplace has expanded to the point, where many publishers and first party distributors also publish more than just the older titles, because they think it's a bad idea to ignore GOG's customer base.