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Interesting thoughts about how to define success for video games in today's market, particularly for those using early access. Lots of respect for Hooded Horse's CEO, Tim Bender, he says all the right things and seems genuine.

He describes van Lierop’s post as “exactly the kind of distorted endless growth/burden of expectations/line must go up perspective that causes so much trouble in the games industry”. He’s also unconcerned by Manor Lords falling behind its initial vast popularity, poking fun at “the apparently dark reality that some people, after enjoying their purchase of a premium, single-player title, might decide to go on and play another game (The horror! The horror!).”

Headline is a little melodramatic though.

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[-] CrabAndBroom@lemmy.ml 56 points 3 months ago

The Long Dark came out in 2017 and the story mode still isn't finished yet, so I dunno if they're the ones to be pontificating about being slow with the content lol.

I mean it's a great game, but yeah it's been a minute.

[-] ConstableJelly@beehaw.org 11 points 3 months ago

That was actually my first thought as well lol. Maybe story mode is secondary to some people who just like the survival grind, but it's the only part I'm interested in, and my attention in The Long Dark has come and gone waiting for it to complete.

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