Posted February 11, 2019
I won't stop fighting with her BUT I WILL STOP bitching about it in here. That is a really shitty thing for me to do and I humbly apologize.
tiny E
Find me in STEAM OT
Registered: Dec 2012
From Other
Maxvorstadt
I is more stronger than Darth Vapour!
Registered: Apr 2014
From Germany
Posted February 11, 2019
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Oh, and by the way, future of gaming is cloud based computers.
You want to play a game but don`t have an appropriate (did I write it right?) PC? Well, you just go into the cloud, and it provides you with a high end gaming computer.
Oh, and by the way, future of gaming is cloud based computers.
You want to play a game but don`t have an appropriate (did I write it right?) PC? Well, you just go into the cloud, and it provides you with a high end gaming computer.
sanscript
Choose τ over π
Registered: Jul 2011
From Norway
Posted February 11, 2019
Sam2014
Sams Max
Registered: May 2014
From United States
Posted February 11, 2019
We don't have fast enough service, plus a bandwidth cap.
Streaming is out for us.
Glad I have a stash of GOG games.
If I could never buy another game, I have enough for several years
of playing.
Streaming is out for us.
Glad I have a stash of GOG games.
If I could never buy another game, I have enough for several years
of playing.
viranimus
Thread Killer
Registered: Dec 2010
From United States
Posted February 11, 2019
The word bleak comes to mind.
I foresee that gaming is due to cellularly divide. It is long past time we differentiate gaming and esport subscription services
It is much like the difference between a real world game such as a puzzle, word game, choose your own adventure novel type interaction and sports where individuals or squads (uhhhg, kill that word) compete to see who is best.
It is long since time that we divide the terminology so that both forms can thrive instead of the parasitic twin scenario we currently see.
Something has to change or one is effectively going to devour the other.
I foresee that gaming is due to cellularly divide. It is long past time we differentiate gaming and esport subscription services
It is much like the difference between a real world game such as a puzzle, word game, choose your own adventure novel type interaction and sports where individuals or squads (uhhhg, kill that word) compete to see who is best.
It is long since time that we divide the terminology so that both forms can thrive instead of the parasitic twin scenario we currently see.
Something has to change or one is effectively going to devour the other.
Breja
You're in my spot
Registered: Apr 2012
From Poland
timppu
Don't worry, be sorry.
Registered: Jun 2011
From Finland
ChristophWr
Pc Gaming is the Future
Registered: Jan 2019
From Austria
Posted February 11, 2019
It is not a good trade for TinyE who lives in Siberia.
So, the FUTURE OF GAMING is not that everything will go streaming, but that streaming will become a viable and popular service in places where good broadband exists.
GOG is also profitable, so THE FUTURE OF GAMING looks like it will also include a niche market for DRM-free games and for old games updated to run on new operating systems.
THE FUTURE OF GAMING looks like it will include always-online games from UbiSoft as well.
THE FUTURE OF GAMING looks like it will also include more Spiderweb games, very cool inexpensive indie puzzle games like Recursed, lots of MOBAs and battle royales, mmorpgs, shitty shovelware, innovative games like Undertale, brand new genres like Stardew Valley, spiritual successors funded on kickstarter and made by skilled devs who loved the original gamess like Xenonauts 2, successful indie studios who continue to innovate and delight with every new ip like Klei, etc.
THE FUTURE OF GAMING looks like it will continue to have a higher number of great games released every year alongside an ever larger mountain of trash.
THE FUTURE OF GAMING looks like less and less of a monopoly for Steam and more and more competition between the big players and also more opportunity for the smaller players.
THE FUTURE OF GAMING looks pretty damn good to me.
Cheers.
agogfan
GoodOfflineGames
Registered: Jun 2011
From South Africa
Posted February 11, 2019
I can't see the big guys subsidising the little guys on a streaming platform.
That means the little guys will get better at making good traditional "offline" games... and those of us who like choice will support them.
That means the little guys will get better at making good traditional "offline" games... and those of us who like choice will support them.