KLAMarine on 12 August 2018
V-r0cK said:
Seems like Bethesda just talking big only on small fights they think they can win, Bethesda doesn't have the balls to do that for Fallout 76. |
Not sure I'd call it a small fight. Legends, being free-to-play and available on smart phones, can be much bigger than Fallout 76.
Also, 76 isn't a card game that relies on micro-transactions.
| Jaxyfoo said: This absolutely is a PR led campaign. Microsoft absolutely want their services on Playstation consoles going forward. They absolutely want to be in control of a single platform service. They want to sell Sony's 100+ million players as their own. Bethesda too, want to sell things like the vast Eso community on PS4 to one a tenth of the size on Xbox. The whole campaign has been PR led from the start, and jumped upon by Xbox fans who are using it mainly as an attack on Sony, because I don't know any of the Xbox guys in my gaming circles who want to really play with Sony fans. They are using this whole issue to further the none stop console warring. I don't want my game time to be an extension of what is happening constantly on Facebook, Twitter and gaming forums. Gaming is my break from that rubbish. If I meet somebody Who I like, I want to add them as friends, to play every game with, not think nm, they are not on PS4. I would rather give up gaming, then play in toxic console warring environments. |
Sony should not have left themselves open how they did not too long ago with their Fortnite account hijacking. I'm usually against console war nonsense but considering how BS that debacle was, I'm welcoming it this instance.
| Jaxyfoo said: What does need to change this gen is Sony need to stop blocking cross progression, and simply block off exclusive content from carrying out of Sony ecosystem, such as exclusive skins. Then Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft need to sit down together and make a discord style system that unifies all systems from next gen onwards. A full unified platform is definitely the future, but the gaming community needs to leave behind the toxicity and overblown rivalry based on pieces of plastic for it to be a good thing. |
Unifying all systems? Good luck convincing current Sony to agree to that.
