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I think the issue I have with this quantitative approach is it treats games as a commodity. I paid full price for Dear Esther (2 hours at $14.50 AUD) and gone home (75 minutes at $21.50 AUD) and found both to be excellent value because I think games can be art, and that the value of the...

Ideally one far away from the rest of us.

Why not try the demo and see if you like it? Other people are idiots - honestly, what would we know?

It helps those of us who are not to shoot carebears more quickly and efficiently - reducing suffering!

#notacult

As an owner of one on buyback - me?

I see the positives and negatives of this. It’s going to make turret gameplay so much better but PVP is going to get a lot more challenging.

First! Fuck you Wolfy, I’m first.

There are plenty of grey market sites and a reddit whatever you call it dedicated to buying and selling ships. Hang out with us if you like but if your primary drive is ships there are other vectors.

WELCOME TO TEST YOU OLD BASTARD! (There are a quite a number of us, we grumble a lot)

Did the developer earn enough to be adequately profitable? If so, successful game. Did I enjoy the experience? If so then fantastic. Play time isn’t a measure of success but it can be a measure of how much I’m likely to find a game value for money.

Delilah

I think you both have interesting points, but my point will illustrate why you’re wrong.

Right. Finishing “interview with the vampire” and then will get stuck into this one.

4 pages of “I see your point, but...”

I have been! All you guys are multiple levels above me though so it’s a slow grind.

Lift all the hopes! Dune was shit

Can’t you just, you know, punch-on, not sue each other, and have a beer with each other afterwards?

Those are some very nice looking Javelins.